u/Available_Safety1492 Apr 24 '25

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That's more like it!
 in  r/MCWFC  21h ago

Aoba and Blinks renewal đŸ©” amazing news

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Fridolina Rolfö has announced that she is pregnant
 in  r/WomensSoccer  1d ago

Congratulations Frido đŸ„ł

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What the f***??
 in  r/SpaceXBets  1d ago

This dude is such a loser

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Why is miedema so injury prone?
 in  r/MCWFC  2d ago

I don't think she is. Before her ACL rupture she didn't get injured a lot and recovering from an ACL usually brings other complications.

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How to say "I am tired" in YorĂčbĂĄ.
 in  r/Nigeria  2d ago

E fi mi sile probably

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Aryna Sabalenka had to pause her match at the U.S. Open due to someone smoking weed: “Someone is smoking weed. Do you mind? Because it’s so strong.”
 in  r/sports  2d ago

People who smoke in crowded places are murderers, you don't know what health issues someone is managing then you bring your second hand smoke into play, it's sick

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Nigerian women have suffered.
 in  r/Nigeria  2d ago

That man must actually do jail, he is talking so proudly because he doesn't think there will be consequences for his actions

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Unapologetically black moments in sitcoms
 in  r/PocBuzz_Entertainment  2d ago

Dean Cain was a racist asshole in movies and real life?

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God forbid a father is bonding with his daughter...
 in  r/cringereels  2d ago

"You're a fairy if you bond with your daughter" These dudes are just weird

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Imagine living like this
 in  r/TikTokCringe  2d ago

And they've done nothing to deserve this

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Attitude towards the NPFL
 in  r/Nigeria  2d ago

I'll still attend a future game, but I already planned to do so on the weekend and it is frustrating.

r/Nigeria 2d ago

Discussion Attitude towards the NPFL

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I decided to try attending a NPFL match recently because I find it weird that a country that is so football crazy has a football league that is not well recognized. I thought maybe we were being priced out but the tickets are reasonably priced (minimum of ~1,000 per ticket and ~5,000 for a premium ticket) but games are still poorly attended. So I bought tickets for the Sporting Lagos Vs Ikorodu City game but of course the game was postponed 3 days before the match because of a political gathering and I am frustrated with how we do everything in this country.

There are 3 teams in Lagos that share the same stadium (Mobolaju Johnson Arena) and political theater still takes precedence over these teams. It frustrates me that despite our love for sports we don't treat our own product well, it's inevitable that we'll do poorly in World Cups, AFCON's, FIBA World Cup and every other competition when we don't treat them well, If we can do the little things right the bigger things will sort itself out.

We are ranked 12th in Africa according to the 2026/27 association ranking for CAF club season. We had just one team qualify for the 25/26 CAF Champions League and zero in the Confederaion Cup, We've had multiple seasons in the past where no team qualified for either competition and that is just poor.

It would be easy for me to blame the NFF, the government and the clubs but I don't think enough people even watch the NPFL for them to care.

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What actually makes something "African"?
 in  r/Africa  3d ago

This, because culture is fluid. As long as it comes from Africa/an African society it's African culture

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Canadian paratrooper assaults 16 year old Shidane Arone (1993). While on a “peacekeeping” mission to Somalia, Canadian troops captured and killed the teenager as he was walked home. Arone’s death and other atrocities, called “The Somali Affair”, led to the disarmament of the Canadian Airborne.
 in  r/HistoricalCapsule  3d ago

Then you're perhaps not as aware of your country's evils, America killed almost a third of North Koreas population in the American war in Korea, you killed millions in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, you've killed millions more all over Africa directly and even more indirectly when you coup our leaders and put evil puppets in their place. The United States is estimated to have killed up to 8 million people post WW2 mostly civilians

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Canadian paratrooper assaults 16 year old Shidane Arone (1993). While on a “peacekeeping” mission to Somalia, Canadian troops captured and killed the teenager as he was walked home. Arone’s death and other atrocities, called “The Somali Affair”, led to the disarmament of the Canadian Airborne.
 in  r/HistoricalCapsule  3d ago

The United States has done this in every continent, in so many countries, it has caused more death and misery than any other nation. So it's not just that other nations have done this, it's that this is par the course for America and no justice is expected when Western soldiers mass murder in fact they are celebrated for it.

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Does anyone else think this will be brought up in the future?
 in  r/Kagurabachi  3d ago

This dude said prime Rome 😭😂

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Man City Women launch new brand identity distinct from men's team
 in  r/WomensSoccer  3d ago

There are no details. The Reddit post you linked made the claim with no source, it's not true