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Lmaooππππ
Honestly we fans are too emotional and majority of us can't handle managerial work if giving the opportunity for just one day.
The criticism these players and coaches receives from us are crazy..ππ
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I hate to sound like an Unc, but if this is true, it speaks to a bigger problem Iβve been noticing. Growing up, if you lost a fight, you took your L and kept it movin. Nowadays, too many young ppl are quick to pick up a gun because they canβt handle losing a fight.
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Iβd like to apologise to Aston Villa, the owners & their fans.
My language this week was clumsy & wrong.
I can assure Villa fans it was tongue in cheek but I can understand itβs not come across that way, so apologies.
Good luck today UTV!
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This man said Javits Frimpong helped him get his groceries upstairs when he couldnβt take it coz it was too heavy!! A very good and a well trained boy π₯ΉπI am soo broken !!
#JusticeforJavitsFrimpong
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He beat stage 4 cancer and will never forget the battle he fought through chemotherapy. β€οΈβπ©Ή
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He sent His only begotten son that whoever believes in him shall have everlasting life
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Liverpool star Ronaldo Araujo just shared shared a picture of his Bible!
We love seeing moments like this in football. A reminder that no matter how big the stage, God's Word is still relevant in our everyday lives.
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cette histoire me fait tellement mal, que justice soit faite au plus vite
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One thing Iβve noticed about Africans is how quick they blame victims. A boy gets killed, and somehow his father is being blamed for living in that neighborhood. Did it ever occur to yβall that maybe thatβs all he could afford working low wage jobs? The lack of empathy is insane.
This should teach us that not every city or neighbourhood is suitable for raising children. At some point, I question Javits Frimpongβs fatherβs decision to raise his son in the Bronx, where the crime rate is reportedly high and gang activities remain a concern in the neighbourhoods. As parents, we must be mindful of the environments in which we raise our children. Otherwise, they risk being exposed to violence, drugs and a life of crime. I hope the Government of Ghana intervenes and offers the family the necessary support during this difficult time. May we all learn from this tragedy, may his soul rest in peace. π ποΈ














































