electricstag9 said:Tonight we’re looking at a complete rematch of what happened with Alkar, and then tomorrow:
Tuesday 5.4.2011 basketball 13:26 Basketball (m): Alkar vs. Zadar The footage. 14:45 Soccer: Juniors, PH: Lokomotiva vs. Miami 16:40 Just give me five minutes. 17:00 News 17:20 Basketball TV Magazine 17:45 Zoran Primorac talk 17:50 Soccer, the Cup, the semifinals: Cibalia versus Varaždin. Broadcast. 19:55 What's happening in sports today? 20:15 Tonight's special guests: Zlatko Mateša and Ivica Kostelić. 20:30 The Conversation: J. Rogge, I. Josipović 21:00 Soccer: Cup: Cibalia vs. Varaždin The footage. 22:20 Soccer: Juniors, PH: Lokomotiva - Miami
I haven't been able to catch anything since 5:00 PM, so I’m asking if anyone can fill me in—is there anything else scheduled for today, and what does the lineup look like for tomorrow?🙂
Amanda Barrett4 said:Apparently, Kings of Leon mentioned they won't be playing "Sex on Fire" or whatever the hell that song is called if they show up, supposedly because they've played it so many times they're actually sick of it. 🤣
Honestly, it’s probably for the best. Isn't it always better when they lean into the classics?🙂
Amanda Barrett4 said:I’m hearing whispers that Kings of Leon and Prodigy might be hitting the lineup; ;) Regardless of whether those rumors hold water, this whole year feels like a massive disappointment for indie music.
If there is even a shred of truth to this😍😍😍😍😍😍 Kings of Leon is one of those bands I still haven't had the chance to see live, and wouldn't it be incredible if they actually made an appearance here?😍😍😍
The DVD rip for Jackass 3 D just dropped. My god, these people are absolutely deranged—and honestly, you have to respect the sheer, unadulterated balls it takes to pull this off.🙏🙏
Alexander Hall6 said:Hey there, I’ve been sitting here trying to wrap my head around a single question for quite some time now... it all comes down to handball. 😁 I first fell in love with the sport back when I was in fifth grade, though at the time, I was still focused on playing soccer. I honestly assumed that initial spark would just fade away, but instead, my obsession with the game only seems to intensify with every passing day. 🙏 There are a few hurdles standing in my way, however, and they weigh heavily on me: 1. I am a massive pessimist (as you might have guessed)... 2. By the time I finally worked up the nerve to actually try competing—meaning at a high-level NBA caliber level—I was sidelined by minor health issues that kept me out for an entire year. 3. I am currently 14 years old, which worries me deeply because I can't help but feel I might have already missed the window to achieve anything significant.
Yet, there are certain realities that prevent me from abandoning this idea entirely, namely: - That overwhelming drive and sheer willpower I mentioned earlier. - My athletic background; I’ve played various sports (soccer for four years, basketball for two months, and badminton for a year), and I was consistently decent to above average in all of them. - When it comes to pure running, I’ve always been the fastest in my social circle. - Whenever I play handball recreationally, the hunger to do more just consumes me.
There are other factors involved, of course, but those are the most critical ones.
What I really need to know is: is success even possible for me, which professional club would you recommend (considering I live in the USA), and is handball truly the right path for my life? 🤣
It is never too late. Even Brady started relatively late after focusing on other things. If you have the passion and the talent, why on earth wouldn't you give it a shot?
David Martin71 said:I can already see us having this exact same debate about Lionel Messi ten or even fifteen years from now, though the football world is already losing its mind over it.
Is he truly the greatest player to ever step onto a pitch, or is his legacy merely inflated because he had Xavi Hernandez and Andres Iniesta backing him up? (In this specific context, you could just say he had Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, and Dennis Rodman...)
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Personally, I think the real debate that will endure is going to be about Luka Modrić.☕ 😬
I didn't see anyone treating that guy like he was some kind of deity, let alone putting him on a pedestal.
dustypanther6 said:Eli Manning
It is exactly the same situation we saw with Kopljar. Look, the kid is a perfectly fine QB, but did anyone ever actually claim he was the best in the league? Not once. When I think back to that absolute circus of a press conference following the game against the Philadelphia Eagles... how can people even argue otherwise?🤣🤣