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chris4gold:
This shows the kind of upbringing you got. How can my personal opinion attract an insult? No be your fault

correctguy101:
Omo luwabi, this is how civil people should relate with each other

Blessings on you brother.

correctguy101:
Oh,

No mind me o. Just got back from another Salah debauchery..

E go surprise you say I didn't even read the write-up (don't forgive me)

I was just looking for YouTube videos on the post like some others on here do their postings.

Oya lemme go back and look Wella.

correctguy101:
This man sef...

So you can't share a YouTube vidz of the said goal?

You want me to go start searching myself?
You want to stress me abi?

Who be the mod wey put this for FP? I gotta use blow disorganize the mod teeth

obembet:
Overrated player

Jahwinaboy:
Waiting for him to leave Europe before giving him best goal of the season

chris4gold:
Mpape and Halland's goals seem to be the best for me.

Paris Saint-Germain manager, Christophe Galtier has been detained in France in connection with an inquiry into claims of discrimination at OGC Nice.

The 56-year-old coach, who led PSG to the Ligue 1 title last season, and his son, John Valovic-Galtier, have been summoned by the lead investigators in the case

According to ESPN, a leaked email from the former Nice director of football, Julien Fournier to the club's owners was published by the French media. In it, he accused Galtier of saying "there were too many black and Muslim players in the squad".

Searches have been carried out at the headquarters of Ligue 1 side Nice as part of the investigation. Some players and prominent figures off the pitch – including club president, Jean-Pierre Rivere – have been interviewed within that process.

French authorities have 24 hours in which to formalise charges and arrest those concerned, including Galtier, or release them.

Meanwhile, Galtier has denied with great firmness the claims of discrimination levelled against him following his arrest, Goal reports.

Galtier was accused in April of using derogatory, racist, and insulting comments about Muslim players when he was at Nice, leading to him being detained by the authorities.

Christophe Galtier [/b]allegedly said in an email about his former OGC Nice squad: " [b]You have built a team of scum. There are only blacks and half the team go to the mosque on Friday".

The PSG manager has revealed that he will take legal action against those who are damaging his reputation after he released a statement through his lawyers that maintained his innocence.

JasonScoolari:
Nlfpmod is a good guy oh...

Let me call baba to push this to front page.


Cc; Nlfpmod, good afternoon sir.... Jason is here again oh. 😄🙏

ekevwe:
Mendy didn't say so. One of the victims said he say so.

Some of you men have rape so many ladies unknowingly. When a woman visits and you talk her into sex by grabbing her weak points she gave in for you after pleading she doesn't want sex. It's rape. Even if she enjoys it..many guys are guilty of this.

That's what happened to Mendy

JasonScoolari:
Those two you mentioned are not moderators.

Messi's stunning goal for his former club PSG against Benfica has been named as the "Goal of the tournament" for tge UEFA Champions league 2022/2023 season. The goal also recorded a milestone for the Argentine superstar of having scored against 40 different teams in the Europe's Elite competition.

Leo Messi beat Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr. and Erling Haaland to reach the top position

The remarkable goal was in the group stage game against Fc Benfica in the away leg st Lisbon, in Portugal

The sensational goal that consisted of the lethal trio of NMM(Neymar, Mbappe and Messi) was also named goal of the week back then.

Manchester City footballer Benjamin Mendy raped a young woman then told her "it's fine, I've had sex with 10,000 women", a jury has heard.

The 28-year-old is accused of attacking the woman, aged 24 at the time, at his £4m mansion in Mottram St Andrew, Cheshire, in October 2020.

He is also accused of the attempted rape of another woman, aged 29 at the time, who said he also attacked her at his home two years before.

Benjamin Aina KC, opening the trial, said: "Benjamin Mendy is a footballer who was under contract to Manchester City FC.

"He would have parties and social gatherings at his home, The Spinney, in Mottram St Andrew, Cheshire.

"He would have both male and female guests at his social gatherings.

"It is the prosecution case that on two occasions Mr Mendy took advantage of two of his female guests.

"On one occasion he tried to have forced sex with a female guest, woman A.

"On another occasion he raped a female guest in one of his bedrooms, woman B."

Mr Aina said Mr Mendy first met woman A, a UK student, while in a nightclub in Barcelona in late 2017 and she became intimate with one of his friends.

They kept in touch and a year later she arranged to visit the accused's friend at the footballer's house, where they stayed after they all went with other girls for a night out.

The morning after, when she took a shower in the ensuite bathroom, Mr Mendy appeared uninvited, wearing just boxer shorts and he was "aroused", the court heard.

The footballer is then alleged to have grabbed the woman and tried to rape her on the bed as she tried to struggle free, despite her repeatedly telling him to stop.

Two years later, woman B was out with friends at a bar in Alderley Edge, Cheshire, near Mr Mendy's home, when they were invited back to the footballer's house.

She alleges the accused took her phone from her, which contained "intimate" photos, then led her to his locked bedroom, as she asked for her phone back.

Mr Aina said Mr Mendy told her "I just wanna have a look at you" and told her to take her clothes off.

Woman B complied, leaving her underwear on, and Mr Mendy then threw her phone on the bed.

As she went to retrieve it, the footballer is alleged to have taken hold of her from behind and raped her despite her telling him she did not want to have sex.

Mr Aina told the jury: "At this stage Mr Mendy took a step back and said 'you're too shy'.

"Mr Mendy said, 'It's fine. I've had sex with 10,000 women'."

The footballer told police on both occasions any sexual contact was consensual and denies any wrongdoing.
The footballer denies both charges.

He is on trial at Chester Crown Court.

The jury of six women and six men have been told by trial Judge Stephen Everett, the Recorder of Chester, that the France international was found not guilty of sexual offences alleged by other women after a trial that ended in January this year.

He told jurors the jury last time could not reach verdicts on the two charges they are hearing, that of rape and attempted rape, hence his re-trial on those two charges.

The judge warned them not to look up details of the past trial or follow coverage in the media, and only decide the case on the evidence heard in court in the current trial.

The trial continues.

No, not of an NBA roster, but rather of a $37 million mansion in Beverly Hills, California owned by James and his family.

The 38-year-old superstar has reportedly decided to tear down the picturesque house and rebuild his "dream home" from the ground up, according to Front Office Sports. House Beautiful provided a detailed look into the features of the 13,000-square-foot, Spanish Mission-style mansion James purchased in 2020.

Upon purchase three years ago, James started the legal battle to get building permits to rebuild on the 2.5-acre plot, which had both a pool and pool house, tennis courts, and one of the largest driveway gates in L.A., per multiple reports.

Prior to demolition, the home featured vaulted ceilings, seven fireplaces, four bedrooms, eight bathrooms, seven fireplaces, a screening room, a trophy room and a breakfast courtyard with teal-tiled fountain, per House Beautiful.

There's no telling what James' new home will look like, but its being speculated that the four-time NBA champion is looking to ditch the bronze sculptures, which had surrounded the property, for a sleeker aesthetic. His other homes — a 12,000-square-foot Miami mansion and his primary residence in Brentwood, California — feature this contemporary approach with all-white interiors and no frills.

Regardless of the outcome, this rebuilt home will likely be the place where James retires from the NBA when that day comes. Though James publicly flirted with retirement after the Los Angeles Lakers' Western Conference Finals loss to the eventual champion Denver Nuggets in May, he is widely expected to return to for his 21st season this fall.

In fact, recent rumors surrounding the Lakers after their playoff elimination suggest they're keeping a similar roster after retooling around James and fellow star Anthony Davis at the midseason trade deadline.

Fira09:
Saw your mention chief, I was serving a ban.

I think the mods didn't see your mention/tagging on this particular thread.