Apple releases its new portable digital music player, the iPod. It has 5GB of space and 10 hours of battery life.

Scott McTominay doubles Napoli’s lead over Roma 💥 📺 Stream on TNT Sports & HBO Max: streamonm.ax/4ySzugq

⚽ Should Grassroots Teams try to play like Manchester City? ⚽ Link to full article 👇 #grassrootsfootball grassrootsfootball.co.uk/art…

🖤Remembering Walter Smith who died #OTD in 2021. Joined #Rangers as Asst.Manager in 1986, becoming Gaffer in 1991. In 2 spells over 11yrs, he won 10 Titles, 5 Scottish Cups, 6 League Cups, including 1 Treble, 9IAR and reaching a UEFA Final. He won 10xManager of the Year Awards.

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You're the Ref.what do you do next. A dog just saved a certain goal. Whats your next decision? #TeamGrassroots #SundayLeague #GrassRootsFootball #GRF

şampiyonlar ligi’nin tv ve sosyal medya grafiklerini esir alan bu aşırı parlak ve sıcak tonlar, turnuvaya ruhunu üfleyen o puslu avrupa imajını öldürüyor. tamam, dikkat ekonomisi, sosyal medya, eyvallah ama doygunluğu ve parlaklığı sonuna kadar açınca, turnuvayı kıtanın atmosferinden koparıp çakma bir miami estetiğine kurban ediyoruz. bizim zihnimizde şampiyonlar ligi paris’in yüz kesen ayazı, kiev’in karla kaplı zemini, stamford bridge tribününlerindeki siyah paltolar ve istanbul’un kömür dumanına bulanmış gri akşamlarıdır. soğuktur. üzerinde salı ve çarşamba gecelerinin kasveti hakimdir. bu ikonik marş da bu gri tonun altında efsaneleşmiştir.

The goal is to raise physically capable, confident kids who can think critically, exercise discernment, & make sound decisions. The goal is to prepare them for the real world. Not raise kids who used to be good at <insert sport> when they were younger. Don’t get it twisted.

The quietest coach on the sideline is often the best one. If you’re talking non-stop on game day, you’re coaching too late.

There was something special about being a kid when adults didn't feel the need to entertain you every minute of the day. Your parents could take you somewhere incredibly boring, and you were just expected to deal with it. The bank. The hardware store. Your mother's friend's house, where you sat on a couch covered in plastic and weren't allowed to touch anything. Nobody handed you a screen. Nobody worried about whether you were having fun. You studied the wallpaper. You read the same magazine three times. You stared at the clock and wondered if the second hand had stopped moving. And if you made the mistake of asking, "Can we go now?" your mother gave you that look. You know the look. The one that could end your entire afternoon without a single word being spoken. I swear, we developed half our imagination simply because our parents refused to entertain us. Looking back, I think being bored was one of the best things that ever happened to us.