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I think tackles like these should be a red card (I know they never are). This is what Shawcross was trying to do with Ramsey and Taylor with Eduardo, they were both trying to get the ball but do so with unnecessary force to intimidate the player and ‘leave one on them’. The problem is, as we saw in those two cases, you get it ever so slightly wrong and we’re talking ambulances and oxygen masks. It’s the same reason you’re not allowed to drive 100mph. Going in with the force adds absolutely nothing to the act of winning possession or the tackle itself. It’s intended to intimate but but you get it ever so slightly wrong you’re looking at a serious injury. Referees need to get out of the dark ages with this stuff, stop fussing about technical areas and whether a throw in takes six seconds instead of seven seconds. Protect players and punish violent conduct properly 👍
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Aubameyang!!!!
He may have been irresponsible being the captain of the team, but he never disrespested the Arsenal Institution.
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Definitely, but how soon, nobody can tell. It might not even sooner enough for you to witness. They May wrap you up and plant you like a seed before that happens! Who knows?
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People are deliberately distancing themselves from ibo people because they know the risks involved.😂😂dis man funny mehn🤷♂️
This young man wants to send me to the hospital. Wants me to buy Ayn Thor. God abeg. The money they think their dad has, give it to him!
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I’ve had the “Be my eyes” App for sometime now. It’s for visually impaired people. I’ve taken only one call where I helped an old man find his cane.
What are the odds that yesterday, I picked a call from a teacher in Gombe all the way in Canada as his fellow country woman. Mind you, you can’t see their details but once I picked the call, the accent??? I’m like this is definitely Nigerian.
He gives me the brief that he’s a teacher, he needs my help to see if the students are complying, people at the window etc. So the class was majorly in English but when anyone was misbehaving, he spoke Hausa.
The students were five and it was a civics class. It made my day because as a Nigerian I’m like, our people are truly the same.
You know you’re visually impaired, you’ll carry your phone to where students outside the class are disturbing that I should direct you to who is laughing; oga they can mob you, go back to your class let’s handle your five students 😂
I was such a report card yesterday.
Him: Madam, have they submitted their papers? who is laughing? Is anyone telling him the answer?
Me: “Yes, go left, that one- he’s laughing” 😂😂. “There’s someone at the window oo”, “The person presenting is asking other people”.
Hearing words like- “loud your voice”, “if you don’t say it out, you will enter suffer” made me smile so much.
He had no idea I was all the way in Canada or even Nigerian. It was towards the end I asked where he was and he said Gombe.
Super happy I could contribute to his confidence yesterday as a teacher. He seemed to absolutely love showing up for these folks and I could see it gave him a sense of purpose as well.
Welldone @BeMyEyes you’re doing a great job💐
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Just putting this out there, for every saying "oh that's a league 2 challenge" and there's nothing wrong with that and we are "crying"...
This is the type of damage scissor challenges will do
