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"There are things on here for the USA. Can they do it here? Cross and dead seas tonight again and Donovan is gone. Can you believe this? Go go. USA. Certainly through it's incredible. You could not write a script like this. I was ten years old at that point, you know? And that was like my very first go go USA when that happened. We went crazy, you know? And I think what hurt the most was that my brother is also ten years old and I was like, oh, this would be my chance to, for him to kind of have the same inspiration that I had when I was his age. And I think that's what was very tough for me because I remember that moment was like everything for me and it kind of I probably say push started my career or in my love for the game. And for me to miss that, it felt like I was letting him down more than myself. I can't imagine Chris. I can not imagine you would played 361 minutes of the World Cup qualifying journey, including that surreal El Salvador game in below freezing temperatures in St. Paul Minnesota, the memory of which I'm sure will stay in your bones for years to come. Can World Cup to have to watch on from home as your Friends, your teammates took the field. Did you watch? How difficult was that? Yeah, it was tough. I remember, I couldn't watch the first game. I really couldn't, of course, I wanted to support everybody, but it was one of those things where I was like, I can't. Because it hurt, you know? And my family came. My mom and dad came, kills around Thanksgiving, and so they wouldn't be with me, especially with me, not making the World Cup, and they were downstairs watching it, and I was like, I have to be up in the room. I can't sit there with you guys. I'm sorry. And then for the U.S. England game, it was a bit easier because I knew that if we had lost that I would get a bunch of crap at training the next day or whatever everybody came back, so I was like, all right, it's my chance. I'll be able to watch this with a bit of a lighter heart. And so we went to actually went to a pub when we met up with some American outlaws and it was good to be around those guys. And just kind of be able to support and have a group of people around who were also there to support, but again, it was still hard to watch. But I'd say the first game was definitely the hardest for me. Thankfully, you return to action after the World Cup break, you made your first ever Premier League start January the 18th against Manchester United, a belated start to your dreams, about 5 and a half months later, then you would ever have imagined. We are nervous ahead of the game. Do you get nervous, Chris? Yeah, I think everybody, if people say they don't get nervous, I think they're lying because all very much was nervous. And not that I was nervous in my ability. I think I was just nervous of just having this be like my first step, of course, the debut Anfield and the few appearances I made in between that were a good first step, but it was like, am I sticky notes? I was like, you know, first start in just for it to be against a team like united, which was one of the teams I grew up watching. It was like, and it made it even bigger for me. I found it very moving, Chris. What should you drop to your knees and pray right before kick-off? Can you take us into your mind in that moment? It's something I do before every game and it's, you know, it's just giving thanks to it's just giving thanks to the man up above and nobody's journey is easy, but I feel like my journey over the past few years is something that many people wouldn't have liked to have taken and many people haven't taken. And so it's one of those things where just try to reflect in those little moments before the game and let's try to just pray for guidance and for health and that whatever happens that I gave it my all and that's all I can ask for. Did you ever give you all in that game? I enjoyed that game so bloody much. You made your impact early and often. There was a tackle on Marcus Rashford, where he tried to hit you with a hesitation move, but you didn't bite instead, you jeweled like a 5 star wide receiver cornerback showdown at the Alabama spring game, would I be hyperbolic to say Chris that this? This was one of the greatest Premier League moments in Alabama history. I would like to think so. I mean, it's sick, you know, of course slip with the run that raster has been on lately. It was cool for I love seeing that stat where it's like, yeah, he scored in all of these permanently games except you know and it's like, it's really cool to, I guess, to be a part of that game, but like you said, just to kind of etch that in Alabama history or Alabama sports history in general, like it's just, it's amazing. 42nd minute, to me, knowing what you had been through, the challenges, the tenacity that it took to get to this minute. One of the most joyous moments of the year, you trap back a high-speed chase really down the Flank with Anthony. You pursued him step for step all the way down to the palace touch line, and then unfurled a perfectly timed tackle just snuffing out all danger, tell us what went through your mind because got to be honest, I was exhausted just watching yeah, so the guy was yelling at me the whole time. He was like, foul and follow him. I know I can get him. I don't want to follow him yet. And then so like you said, I'll just track them back and it was one of those things where of course everybody knows that he's a quick player, fast player, but I was like, no, I got him. Don't worry, everybody. I got him. And I made the tackle at the end and I remember people after the game saying like the crowd behind me was like going crazy, but also I couldn't hear a thing. Like I was just I was so focused on that very moment where I couldn't hear anything or anybody around me. Wayne Rooney's described it. He said like when you do similar that you can't hear a thing but then suddenly there's a thrilling second where you realize what you've done and you feel like a swimmer breaking the surface and coming up for air in game. Are you aware of what you just done? Are you in your head and you're like, oh my God, I Chris Richards from Hoover Alabama. I belong in the Premier League. Or does that only happen when you see the highlight clip after the game? No, I think in that tackle, I was like, all right, I'm here. This is it, you know? And it very much hit me after the game, but I think in that moment I was like, all right, this is what I'm here for. I've just got to keep it going. And I feel like I proved it to myself in that moment that I was supposed to be here. What happens afterwards? Do you get back to the locker room with just your phone, has all of your mates just sending that clip to you after the game? Yeah, everybody. I mean, I saw y'all's tweet like it was one of those things where I was like, did I really do that? I don't even remember that happening in the game, but I remember like all the texts and calls and tweets and it was just they went crazy and I don't know, it was weird to me because I felt like you know it was just something that I was supposed to do. It wasn't something that was extra special or something that I expected them myself so I didn't I didn't feel like it was something crazy, but then after the game I didn't realize how like I said I didn't realize the how big that moment was. Yeah, I've got to tell you it's funny you mention our tweet because it is one of the most wonderful that I have sent out this year. I even sent it to my own mother, even though it wasn't of me, I had nothing to do with it.
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"And especially when they offered me the yearlong loan. I had graduated high school the week before and I had only one suitcase to pack for a year and move into a place where I didn't speak the language and I couldn't even tell my parents or friends goodbye 'cause I was like, oh, I'll be back in a year. No biggie, and then I wasn't back in the year. I'm still here. I'm still over here. So it was a, it was a big deal. It was a big deal. Oh, can't go to senior week. Gotta play for Bayern Munich, who has not experienced that as one of their adolescent rituals. Yeah, I'm fascinated by the culture shock because you come from part of our nation famous for its hospitality. You know, people are said to be very warm and welcoming. There's a real emphasis on community. Germany, reputationally at least, slightly cool the place. People more reserved. Were there aspects of German culture off the field that you found difficult to adjust to when you first got them? Yeah, definitely. Now me and my coach Sebastian hennes, like as soon as I got there, we were butting heads because Germans are very, it's their way of the highway. The autumn. Yeah, exactly. Oh, yeah. Crazy. Crazy. Yeah. I love it though. It's very, that's a very American thing, I think. No speed limit, just driving as fast as you want. But no, I mean, we were just butting heads all the time and it was like, you know, he wanted it one way. I was like, oh, there's a different way to do it and that was just like, I was getting punished for it, you know? And again, like you said, Germans are a bit more traditional and reserved. And that's something that I was not used to. The south is very, you know, southern hospitality. If you can't find one way to do it, you find a different way to do it. And very much something that I wasn't ready for when I first moved there. And the German locker room is a world away from American cozy climbs. The intimidation factor, you're a teenager from Birmingham, and you join your club filled with international legends of the game. I remember my first day I walk in and right beside the opening of locker room, it's like David Alaba and ain robbin, Frank ribery, and they're just like, they're laughing like they're humans, but then I walk past them and they have this cold stare on their face and they'll say, oh, okay. All right, nice to meet you. And it's like I said, it's like these guys, so I grew up watching, like I remember, I remember I and Robin at the 2010 World Cup, just like these guys who have had world class careers and I'm just this scrub from Alabama is coming into play alongside them. It was honestly a shocking. You got a great story of your first time training with the Bayern senior team and you get yelled at by iron Robin and even as you were being yelled at in real time inside your own head, you're like, oh wow, this is amazing. I'm being yelled at by iron Robin. Yeah, it was very intimidating but also. I was like, not many people can say that, you know? We've had them all these actually such a sweet blue for me was dying to know what you did to bring out that side of iron, but by and sign you on a permanent contract 6 months later, you spent your time training with the buyer and academy. Are the things you learn that year on the pitch and off that you know you would not have learned if you'd stayed here at an academy back in the United States. Yeah, a 100%. I mean, I think Byron just kind of gives you like, whether it's the academy or it's the first team or even the second team is just the winning culture. And they'll do anything to win and whether it's extra trainings, whether it's extra tactical work, it's just they live and breathe it here and that's something that necessarily we don't have back home in the states because we have other avenues, whether it's other sports or whether it's to go to college first or whatever the deal is here, it's almost life or death to them. And especially at a club like Byron, who's known for being one of the best, if not the best in Europe, it's definitely, you know, it's definitely a barrier that I had to learn and, you know, I think if I would have stayed back home, it wouldn't have I wouldn't have gotten these lessons. Needless to say, those first couple of years at Bayern, they were not all tournament matches with the first team. Playing PSG and Juventus you, Chris, were grinding it out. First with the under 19s, then with the reserve team, were there ever times in your heart in those first two years when you started the doubt the part where you'd walked up by and maybe thought to yourself, God, if I was still at Dallas, I'd be starting for the first team right now. And no one would be screaming at me. In German. Yeah, of course, you know, I think, especially as a young player, the first thing you want to do is play, you know? You see guys who are your age, like making their first team debut, whether it's not buying or it's around the league and you're like, you know, why am I not doing that yet? And buyers not necessarily known for being a development club either. So you guys one of those things where I was like, man, did I make the wrong choice like it? Am I going to be one of those players who's on loan every year and never really gets a shot at the first team? And I mean, I figured, you know, it's just one of those things where I'm in the right place if I'm doing the right stuff, eventually eventually the moments will come and that they did. You choose to stay the course. You finally earn your Bundesliga debut with Bayern at the end of the 2019 20 season. That was the first summer of the pandemic. It was all fanless, came on in the 84th minute, and another debut quickly followed November, you made your first appearance for the U.S. men's national team, a ten minute cameo in Venus, Austria, in a friendly against Panama, again, without fans without your family able to come, but you said to me after the match. Honestly, I found it incredible at the time.
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"Special with the one and only Chris Richards. Joining me today, I've got a gent who I admire greatly. A 22 year old American who's already journeyed the road less taken in his career from the Deep South of Alabama to deeper Bavaria and now deeper, steeper South London, forging a singular path in inimitable style, one that we can only hope will be followed by many Alabama born football dreamers in all corners of that glorious state in years to come. True joy to welcome U.S. men's national team and Crystal Palace center back. Bama Beck and Bauer all round great human being. Mister Chris Richards. Hey, roger. That was awesome. That was a cool introduction. Chris, you know what? It's all true and I want to start by going right back to the beginning because you are a native of Hoover Alabama just south of Birmingham to traditional place and that the risk of stating the obvious, not one of the major hotbeds of soccer culture in America, hardcore, high school football territory, Friday night light style. What was it like growing up as a soccer player in a place so devoted to gridiron? It was tough, you know, I wasn't at the high school I went to there was very limited amount of football players or sorry, soccer players. And so like you said, Friday night lights is what we were doing. Every Friday, like that was a thing to do was to go to the high school football game and hang out with your Friends. And so I had to miss a lot because I was on the way trips for soccer, but it was the thing growing up was just high school football. You know, there's so much about this that's fascinating to me because you've talked about how you were pretty much the only African American kid in Hoover who played soccer. And I'm fascinated how self conscious were you of that the whole time, because you've said retrospectively, you heard things that tournaments that you shouldn't have heard. I think in general, I was like the only kid in my friend group that played soccer. And so I didn't really think too much about the race aspect and then looking back, it was one of those things where I was very much kind of the only black kid that was playing. And like I said, once I finally moved to Europe, it was like the first time seeing people that look like me playing on the same team. And so it was really refreshing. Yeah, so I saw an incredible interview you did with Rio Ferdinand, where you said, as you've been kind of unpacking that, almost being a double outsider in America and not until you got to Europe, did you find people who look like you who kicked the ball that you loved to kick. You said retrospectively to Rio, you realize that you grew up around a profound identity crisis. I think being biracial, you kind of already have that identity crisis, you know, sometimes it feels like I'm a little bit too black for my white friends and a little too white for my black friends and just on top of that I was also playing soccer, so it was like I was like you said like a double outsider. I'm kind of giving me the sense of independence growing up where I didn't really necessarily need the people around me to kind of gas me up. Like it was just I was kind of had my own path that I knew I wanted to take. Birmingham. In the early 2000s, the closest thing you have by way of a professional team, I believe, with the Atlanta silverbacks, two hours away playing in the second tier, the NASL, and I'm curious how much exposure did you have to the professional game back then? Were you watching it on TV? Who were you watching? Did you have idols that you looked at outside of your world and said, him, him, I want to be him. In Alabama, of course, there weren't very many soccer games being played on TV. And when they were, it was like, you know, back then it was Clint Dempsey maybe at Fulham or land and Donovan at Everton. So those are like the games that were being played. And you get the occasional united game when Cristiano was there, so that was kind of like my introduction to soccer. But like you said, the closest team was Atlanta silverbacks and those games were never on TV. So I didn't really have any type of introduction to MLS or things like that until I was probably like 15, 16 years old. When the Lenny united finally got the startup. I mean, were you what were you watching Clint and Brian McBride and Landon Donovan? And were you like them? I won't be there. That is a fantasy land I want to jump into or will you like that feels so far away? How do I even get through the enchanted forest to find my way to glory? About too far away for me, honestly. You know, I think we had a player from Birmingham named Chandler Hoffman and he ended up making his way to MLS and that was like, you know, that was a thing where like, wow, like we saw him play at UCLA and go to galaxy and we were like, that's the dude. You know, that's what everybody wants to be. And last thing online was playing primarily league, you know? And so it was, it almost felt like it was too big of a dream for me at that time because I've never seen anybody around me do it, especially not at the caliber that we're at now with the Americans. It's like everybody's able to do it. If we really put our mind to it. Not everybody, not this guy, Chris, but you gave it interview once. We talked about the single moment that you decided you were going to go all in on football. You and Buenos Aires and under 16 regional ODP team. They took you to a local club game. I think it was Lannister against banfield. Been as always classico del Sur and was the first professional game you'd ever attended, which blows my mind. Take us back there. The atmosphere, the experience, the passion, the emotions you felt, what was it that had such a profound impact? What did you see? What did you think? So my club coach growing up, he was from Argentina and so you could just see the passion. Like when he would speak, you could just kind of feel the passion in his voice, I didn't quite have the passion for it at that time because I wasn't kind of had one foot in one foot out because I was doing everything at that time. And then I get to Argentina and, you know, like I said, at that point, I'm 15, 16, and we're going to this game. And we're all wearing green tops because that was like the color of our region. And apparently that was the color of the away team as well. And so we're driving up on the bus and they're throwing stuff on our bus and we're getting off and like, of course, you're 15, you're kind of like shitting yourself, but also you're like, all right, this is also sick, you know? This is my first professional game. So after that trip, you know, I come home, I tell my parents, I was like, you know, this is like, this is something I've never experienced before, but I want to experience the rest of my life. And of course they were a little bit skeptical. They threw crap out of us. I want that. Exactly. Like kind of anger. Yeah, I mean, like they're throwing flares, they're throwing hot dogs, coffees. It's just like whatever they get their hands on their throne and at us. And like I said, we're 15 year old kids, like, I can't imagine playing for the first team at that time. It was scary, but also was very inspiring at the same time. It was around that time that you just started the play center back. And you were in midfield up till they ran the age of 14. One fateful day, a teammate was injured, the coach moved you back and you have never looked back. most kids want to sit up front, score the goals, grab the glory, and your 6 foot two now, but at the time you get to hit that
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Murphy hits 9 3s, scores 41, Pelicans down Blazers 127-110
"Trey Murphy, the third was the shooting stars, the pelicans dumped the trailblazers, one 27 one ten. Murphy hit a career best 9 three pointers and finished with a career high 41 points. Guys are gonna, you know, stay attached to me. So I have to find ways to still get a threes by moving, setting screens and popping, doing different things because, you know, it just makes it that much harder for people to guard. He led an offense that hit 18 of its first 33 point attempts before finishing 19 to 40. CJ McCollum had 22 points and 11 assists for the pelicans. And Josh Richardson chipped in 19 points. I'm Dave ferry.
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Tatum scores 30 to help Celtics power past Blazers 115-93
"The Celtics three game losing streak has ended with a one 1593 thumping of the trailblazers. Jayson Tatum nailed 6 three pointers while scoring 30 points. Al Horford added 17 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists as the Celtics pulled within two games of the Eastern Conference lead. I was just really early on taking with the defense was giving me the way they were playing me and guy found me early and I was able to get into a rhythm really early. Derek, white chipped in 21 points and 5 assists to help Boston avoid its first four game skid of the season. Damian Lillard had 27 points and 8 assists for the trailblazers. I'm Dave ferry.
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"From the men in blazers studios in the crap part of Soho and the crap part of Bedford, New York, it's the men in places podcast roger. We back like the arsenal and how are you holding up David how? With England were you reveling in Rishi sunak's Disneyland? Oh, you couldn't even say back like Liverpool, roger. Yeah, I am back from the UK from the mother country. You'll certainly for one of us. Although Val still there. Yeah, I loved it. Rishi sunak had a good week as p.m.. That was probably the only time you could ever say that. The highlight for you I do believe the trip to Nando's. We never made it to Nando's my son as we're leaving to go fast as we're leaving had one request and you couldn't even make that happen. As we're leaving to go to the UK, my son looked at me sort of wistfully like so emotional first time we've gone since COVID's first time since my father passed first time to go and see families. First I'm going to stand for bridge. And he looked at me with little tear rolling down his cheek and he said, I can't wait to try Nando's. That's what he really wanted, but we tried a lot of other things. I had an amazing time. Do you make a good faith concerted attempt to get the to get the ladies peri peri sauce? No, we walked past, we were walking through, I think just across regent street at one point and he says, oh, dad, there's a Nando's. I went, oh, and then kept on walking. That was his place as we got. I'm not taking him to Nando's. There's no point. The hole in my family like he wanted to go to Nando's. So no, but we did believe me. He had the birthday of his life. It was an amazing time. God, there's two theories on what you did. Partially, let me paint this in injurious colors, as opposed to the way you just painted it, which is like, yeah, look over there, so we're not going. Anyway, I do believe your philosophy was. If the lad has Nando's when he's like what, like 12 years of age, what more is it for him in life? You can't spoil the kid too early. He's got to keep aspiring. Oh, well, if he has his dream and realizes it's shite. It's going to be devastating. It's better he holds onto the stream. No, it's much more prescriptive than that. It's that he has a lifetime to make bad decisions that when you go to London, you've got all of the wonderful food, all the experiences, all of the culture that you can lap up in that city and family and all these things. You've got a lifetime to make horrible decisions that he can make all by himself when he wants, but when he's with his dad being shown London being shown his hometown, like we're going to go to eat at better places. God, that is, that is so complicated and remarkable. I'm taking my youngest son in a couple of weeks time. We're going to go and watch England play Ukraine. Big, big, big date for all Michelangelo obsessives. And I've got to say, he does believe at this point that the whole United Kingdom is just one enormous flame grilled peri peri piece of and we go in. Yeah. Well, you're a big you like, you like that kind of food more than I do. I mean, when you go out. Yeah, well, what would we call it? A chicken shop. You like the, you like, you know, the low culture of food for you is high culture in many ways. And I don't disagree with that. Believe me, I love some Singaporean street food. But Nando's is a step too far for me. I love a great pending. When you see a great pending and listeners outside of New York, what is it? It's the food, the hygiene, on the restaurant, green pending means what would you say? How do you describe it to a non New York? It would be, you don't really want to go in there because it's going to be a really bad grade that they get from the health and safety people, but they're just way too. You don't just get the food. You get some retro pigs as a free bonus in there too. Pretty much. When I see a great pending, I'm like, what magic and mystery lies behind that door? We're going in. Absolutely. A lot of football to get through Dave. And by the way, yes, to all of you listening, shouting, your pod radios are do know. Everton of football's equivalent of great pending, but let's get down to it. With less rat droppings, I assume. Before we get to the football, we've got to talk about the massive week of weeks here. At men in blazers world headquarters, we've got quite an incredible JJ watt pod dropping later in the week. It's amazing. It really is amazing, by the way. Can't wait for it. God, that guy is a football obsessive at this point, our football. There are rumors, Pep Guardiola is going to hang out with you on Wednesday, roger, some very significant rumors, and Marcus Rashford apparently at the end of the week. But as big for us as any of that a little bit about a new addition to the men in blazers pod family, rod, this Thursday, we launch vamos exclamation mark, a brand new audio offering that focuses on all things Concacaf with none other than host, former U.S. men's national team hero, longtime friend of the show, hook Gomez. First of all, Hercules go mess, no secret to anyone who listens to men in blazers.
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Mac McClung soars to slam dunk title at All-Star Saturday
"Mac mcclung was in the G league at the start of the week, jumped all the way up to become the NBA slam dunk champion as part of the annual skills competition in Salt Lake City. Mcclung signed to a two way contract by the 76ers on Tuesday, scored a perfect 50 on three of its four dunks, including the two in the final against the pelicans trade Murphy the third. It's really a blur to be honest with you. I think probably a lot of stuff's happening on the Internet and everything I haven't checked, but really just grateful. I had a lot of help. A much more established player, the blazers Damian Lillard won the three point shooting competition over a pair of pacers, buddy healed in tyrese Halliburton. I'm Tom mariam.
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Lillard, Simons lead Trail Blazers past Grizzlies, 122-112
"Damian Lillard led the Trail Blazers to a one 22 one 12 comeback win over the grizzlies. Lillard pumped in 42 points to go with ten assists and 8 rebounds. The game was tied at one O 9 until Lillard hit a three pointer to spark an 8 O run. Anthony Simon's chipped in 26 points in Portland's fourth win in 5 games. We kind of play like we've been playing the last couple games. You know, playing together, playing hard, and live with the results. Jeremy grant provided 18 points in the first half before leaving with concussion symptoms. Grizzlies guard Ja Morant just missed a triple double with 32 points, 12 assists and 9 rebounds. I'm Dave ferry.
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"The men in blazers studios in the crap part of Bedford New York and the crap part of West Hollywood California, it's the men in blazers podcast roger. We back like a pair of ja brunis. Don't you dip in David? You know, we've been doing this podcast remotely for so long. And for the first time I've realized that in our separate homes studios separated by 3000 miles between Bedford, New York and West Hollywood, California, we have our shelves painted exactly the same color. We're like nuns. We watch a lot of football there, you know. And I want a talk about the meltdown. At U.S. soccer up top. But before we do, I've got to congratulate you you've just moved into a new apartment. Yep, I've moved to Chelsea, New York, nothing to do with my fandom of Chelsea football club, but I've never lived in Chelsea before, but I did see just down the block. The Chelsea tavern, or the Chelsea Chelsea square tablet or whatever at school, the official Chelsea bar in New York City. I went with my son, George, to go and watch her get all excited to go and see a Chelsea game. They hadn't purchased the peacock, rod. They hadn't purchased the peacock. So we sat there at our little booth and we watched on little phone, the game in which mikhailo mudrik made his debut. This was a week and a half ago and who looks, by the way, like a grown-up version of my own son, hence prompting my son to ask for a neck tattoo every single day. It's a bit embarrassing that your son hasn't got a neck tattoo. Yet. Yet is the key word. I mean, they start with SnapChat and then they get Twitter and then they're going to next tattoo. It's coming past the age of 11 to another neck tattoo is a bit a bit strict parenting. But it's all part of Todd Burley's cunning plan to double revenue. He's like, imagine Chelsea bars around the world. Now imagine Chelsea also, they actually show up. Stay with me. I know. We might have unearthed a secret to why he bought Chelsea. There's too much. In that vein of great ideas, you also had an incredible idea when we lost spoke. You told me you wanted a hold a men in blazers, leadership conferences, and they pivot into talking about U.S. soccer. You wanted a host, a leadership conference in which we invited every great coach in the world to speak freely off the record and then just publish all the content right that's pretty much it. What we could do other things in the men in blazers leadership conference, we could have Todd berley could do how to double revenues. That would be a really that would be an interesting. I would love to go there. I'd love to know how to double revenues, my bosses at Sony Pictures would love that. Yeah, we could see a lot Sean dyche, we could have sort of emergency management. He's half revenue. He's all about, how can we offer revenues? How to threaten your players, how to threaten your personnel and get results? There are so many, there are so many business things we could learn from managers. You know, when we used to say that it's just muscle memory for those of you who remember the Sean dyche Burnley looking like the era, we always used to used to be a paused relief set back, lulls. You just said the word Shaun dyche and for the first time ever, Dave out a lent forward with respect. You had my interest. We marched behind ditch now. Let's see what we're discussing at first we do need to talk about U.S. soccer. And catching up with all the chaos, we've just finished U.S. national team January camp, potentially the U.S. CT players on the periphery of the squad, they play two truly forgettable games in California, two are lost to Serbia's C team Wednesday, a new little tie, against 11 men that the Colombian federation sent out in their national team football kits, like anyone on a Cleveland. You're getting free kids. And do you speak Spanish? Yes. Are you Colombian? You look like Columbia. You know, little to discuss, really, if any lasting merit, these games could have should have really been emails, should have probably taken place behind closed doors, U.S. have played them as emails. Guys, guys, good news. You're gonna cap, but it's in an email game. Oh my God, do we really need to see Jesus Ferreira chat round the field of outscoring again? I know I didn't need to stay up on Saturday night. Watch that. But we broke that game down Saturday night. On an amp, and even interim coach Anthony Hudson tough job, really a gentleman under contract, hence he got it. Now looks like he's not just going to have it for a game or two, but as we'll discuss for some time, he admitted and I loved how honest he was. And I encourage him to continue to be honest how surreal his reality is after last Thursday. In a hastily convened press conference, U.S. soccer essentially triggered scenes very akin to the climax of any Scorsese movie where everyone gets whacked as Eric Clapton plays Leila in the background, U.S. soccer announce, if you miss this, Brian McBride, out as the men's national team general manager, whatever that role in tale still not really clear and then truly astonishing news, but bureaucratic technocratic. So not really grabbing the interest on SportsCenter, director of football, early Stuart, will be let out of his new contract to become the equivalent of GM at PSV Eindhoven. These two men are also coincidentally ones who reported to be a told by Claudio raina about Greg berhalter's team domestic abuse, Claudia rayner also Thursday. It was announced by Austin FC that he'll be leaving his role of sporting director there. David, I've covered this all week. I think we did an emergency pod Thursday, a wgf weekend preview Saturday night's amp, we talked about it a lot. And we're in this situation now, new sporting director still to come. After which a manager will be selected, they said, hopefully buy the Women's World Cup, but they're not promising anything. Greg berhalter, still tip said to be in the running at this point, I've got believe there are only saying that for legal reasons on the advice of lawyers. No way for the optics of U.S. soccer or really for moral authority reasons that Greg can be resurrected and dusted off after doing what he did at the leadership conference, but the headline of the week. No manager, anytime soon, U.S. soccer brief facing it, a new era, time for change, but they vote to lose the entire top leadership structure of the U.S. national team, the manager, the GM, the director of football. It's a willful moment, right? What do you make of it all? What I would say is in real leadership conferences around major companies and corporations. One thing you never do is go through massive immediate change. And then not replace any of the people who you've gone through the change with and allow this to fester for months and months and months and months.
AP News Radio
Jokic leads Nuggets past Blazers for 14th straight home win
"The nuggets won their 14th consecutive home game when they defeated Portland one 22 one 13. What made this game different was that the guy in charge was acting head coach Dave adelman. It just felt like coaching a basketball game. You know, people never believe this, but coaching a high school state tournament game try doing that one time. This is lise these guys are grown men. Assistant coach adelman took over when hours before tip off, nuggets head coach Michael Malone went into the NBA's health and safety protocols. Nikola Jokić dominated with 36 points, 12 rebounds, and ten assists. Bruce Morton, Denver
AP News Radio
Bucks pull away in second half to beat Trail Blazers
"The box took control in the third quarter and they beat the blazers who played without Damian Lillard their best player One 19 one 11 bucks they used 37 points from Jana sander cupo and pulled away from a two point halftime lead Out of the kupo had 19 third quarter points mostly on hard drives to the basket When they get hit I feel like I'm part of the game I feel like the game I'm lucky now making plays and being aggressive And for any simons led Portland with 29 points the blazers have lost three straight Check Freeman Milwaukee
AP News Radio
Daniels, Cain power No. 6 LSU to 41-10 victory over UAB
"Noah Cain and Jaden Daniels highlighted LSU's offense in a 41 ten route of UAB Kane scored on three short runs as the CFP number 6 tigers improved to 9 and two His third TD gave LSU at 28 ten lead just before halftime Daniels had touchdowns rushing and passing He threw for 297 yards and ran for another 111 on 12 carries Daniel's top target was receiver Malik neighbors who caught 7 passes for 129 yards The blazers mustered just 48 yards rushing after entering the game averaging nearly two 50 a game I'm Dave ferry
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"To bring their best Fulham's quality creatively midfield Harrison Reed and paulina buzzing with young English American Anthony Robinson, excellent. It should be said at both ends of the field in support. Willian defying age like Tom Brady and Tom Brady's imagination clearly edging Everton but it will be God bless you just through force of will attempting to keep us in it. Second half, more of the same. Everything's straining to stay afloat, quite how much of it shouldn't put away. At least one of his ten chances, I will never know talk. I believe. I need a heat map just of his body to show where he blocked the ball. I believe he used every single body part, David. Yeah, he loves it in the face. He loves it in the chest and the arm and the elbow and in the grundle, roger. Yeah, I don't think I don't think he will leave the field. Tele ref, keep playing until he takes one in the grundle to complete the set. And Everton, honestly, down the stretch, not able to summon anything resembling quality, especially on the final third, respect to who I really like a mid major, not a power by any stretch, but impressive as a collective, all the same. It got to the point where as grateful just to be hanging on, as Jordan Pickford, who is now, I think status wise, approaching borderline Everton club legend because of his performances, performances like this, incredible, and after the game he was asked how he does it, he said, a graft really hard and I like putting on performances. That Devo is what it means to be an Everton fan right now to love graft. Oh, I love it. And after 12 years of potting with the rod, I just learned something new. There are limits to your scorn. Never would have believed it. Okay. Hey, coriander. Lovecraft. Before we go a quick reminder to get your tickets for the men in blazers, this cups for you tour at many blazers dot com and look out for Rogers Budweiser American dreams podcast with Brendan aronson, this Wednesday on this very pod feet. It's incredible. It genuinely is incredible. He is an incredible human being and his story and his storytelling are remarkable. Pretty decent footballer too, talking at the U.S. men's national team. We just want to leave you with another little tease of what's coming out of MIB headquarters Wednesday, November 9th, just hours after the U.S. men's national team roster drops. It's been broadcast on the ESPN2 and live streamed on ESPN+ beginning at 5 p.m. Eastern Time. Just after that wraps up, you're going to do it live with Greg berhalter himself to break down who made the cut and who didn't. Wow, much more on that to come. But for now, wow, download the app app. Wow. Until then roger wow. Can we get a final toast? I read that cold. I had no idea about this. That's amazing. They vote Brendan arenson to this. Jagermeister toast in which I raise a shot, this human emotion in a shot glass too. The Philadelphia union, a team. I admire so bloody much for their strategic investment in and approach to youth development in America. Seeing their academy really match that of Dallas to become the heartbeat of our national U teams on the men's side. And last night, the union tenaciously fought back against defending champions NYCFC to earn their first ever place in MLS Cup final. Next weekend, against delirious LAFC. What club they are, what a fan culture they are. What a manager Steve cherundolo is God bless, but I want to raise this glass to the union. I do adore Jim Curtin just to be candid. I think he's so smart, so bloody humble and honestly kind of brain that could be a contender to be the next U.S. men's team coach joining me live on amp if he ditch is that Prada and Iraq. And the sons of Ben, the fans who built the club and have suffered to the hapless early years, they got now so much to revel about at this time. Well, honestly, it feels like the entire city of Philadelphia could challenge the world to pick a sport, any sport and still beat it. And I wish them well, all of you make great memories, save your every second, dupe. You can follow us on Twitter at men in blazers at embassy Davis at rod Burnett on Instagram app, and it plays that embassy Davis on Facebook with the men and blazers on Twitter, twitch.tv forward slash men in blazers. It's going to be a lot of money blazers on Twitch over the next few weeks, months. We're on YouTube, roger. You can see a video version of our podcast really GFP so much content up on YouTube right now. Subscribe to that, make sure you're not missing it. We're on TikTok
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Back like the New York G man. How you doing? Oh, that was quite a comeback roger. I'm doing okay. Back on the east coast, very pretty here. Very full like autumnal. Damn, I'm not very good at these class a seasons. I like to know. I like things to be in black and white like my ridiculous ill informed opinions. But I'm alive, Dave out, which has Matthew McConaughey talk me is always better than the other option. It's been I'm not going to lie quite a grinding week at MIB headquarters. We've been giving it biff to James Milner levels. Oh, David, tell the people what's going on. Yeah. That's right, right. It has been a grinding week. It's going to be grinding to a city near you. That's right, the men in places. This cups for you World Cup tour is hitting cities, towns, and hamlets across this beautiful nation during the most magical time of the year. The World Cup, a time of the year. In fact, so magical, it only happens once every four years or four and a half years. This time. And to celebrate, we are visiting. Here we go. New York, Philadelphia, D.C., Austin Atlanta, St. Louis, LA, San Francisco, Seattle, and Nashville. To relive the days on field narrative, celebrate each city's distinct football culture, and we're going to do it all with the help of some very special guests. Dave, I will say the response to this tour has been beautiful and humbling and overwhelming. We're so grateful to those of you who have already bought tickets. We can't wait to be with you and make what I hope will be amazing memories via football and also to watch our waist grill as we celebrate each moment with a bench chili bowl half smoke triple X and prince's hot chicken. El fara Leto burrito. Well, you get the picture. Tell the people how they can get tickets and come and raise a point with this, David. Yes, to get the tickets. It's easy. Just go to a men in blazers dot com the link is also all over our social media, talking to the World Cup, roger. We've just released a new podcast series focusing on the part of the World Cup that doesn't involve delicious American regional cuisines. We're talking about the complexities, frankly, and moral conundrums to say the least caused by the fact that Qatar is hosting this year's tournament, not sure if you've heard rod, but it went to Qatar. World corrupt and men in blazers mash up with pod save the world's Tommy Vitor that hit our pod feed on Saturday. David, why you gotta twist my melon like that, man. I had lemon pepper wet from JR crickets on the brain, but yes, the first episode of will corrupt did drop this weekend. The very same week and I crap you not to keep the food theme going. That McDonald's in their wisdom have just unleashed upon the people of Brazil, their Qatar burger. Not making it something. Qatar. Yeah, that's how sports washing worked. We know what you think about human rights. No, we want you to think about I'm not making this up. Arab source, the burger comes around themselves because they feel say what you want about Ronald McDonald, and you've said a lot about this. I've had some pretty far out opinions about Ronald McDonald. You've had words about McDonald's. But he's always been a stickler for authentic cuisine. And I'm sure that Arab source is just absolutely Michelin award winning. I know a lot of steak will corrupt is one of the most important projects we've done here at MIB. Basically because there's lives at state in terms of the output of the conversation as we try and figure out how we can responsibly consume a World Cup that was awarded corruptly to a country with a shocking human rights record and built with migrant labor practices that had been likened to modern slavery. The first episode really explores the idea of sports washing and the way pass world cups have been co opted by autocrats and dictators for their own gain, go and give it a listen. Yeah, congratulations on the first episode dropping rods, this podcast will be going out weekly on our pod feed every Saturday in the lead up to the World Cup amazing stuff proud of you for doing that with Tommy. And this doesn't even include roger our book. Tomorrow, I can't believe it is publication day, can we get a toast to celebrate? So much crap coming out of our suboptimal brains, mouths, digits, and I want to raise this third first bud of the day to what you GOP's who have pre ordered that book gods of soccer. The Pantheon of the hundred greatest soccer players, asterisk, according to us. And it comes out tomorrow. Honestly, can't wait to celebrate the launch with all of you. Tomorrow
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"From the men in blazers studios and the crap part of Bedford, New York and the crap part of West Hollywood, California. It's the men in blazers podcast. We back like gage. Premier League as a full slate of games for the first time in a month. How are you holding up, Davey? Yeah, I was a lot of sport this weekend, roger was also quite a lot of celebrity jeopardy, which is slightly different sport. Although in some ways, they're so similar. Yeah, I'm holding up well, a good weekend of football, roger, a lot to discuss. Let's dive right in because our cup overflow with. Yeah, quite literally a massive announcement to start rod from men in blazers world headquarters. Rod this November for the World Cup. We are hitting the road and going on tour across the U.S. of a. What? No, I think you've been involved in the planning of this rod. It is going to be the men in blazers live this cups for you tour. We're going to travel from coast to coast sea to shining sea reveling in the World Cup and the intoxicating soap opera of narrative that has stopped wars forged global heroes and heels and inspired the greatest piece of denim at leisurewear, the world has ever seen. There's no need to go to Qatar GOP's. I don't even like saying that word to be honest. Yes, roger peas can come raise a glass with us in New York, Philadelphia, D.C.. St. Louis. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle. As we relive the days on field narrative, we celebrate each city's distinct football culture and we chop it up with a slew of very special guests. There you go, honestly, I am so excited to experience this. We've talked about how a lot of times on this podcast that the World Cup is really the spine to both of our lives to millions of people's lives around the world and despite the fact that FIFA has decided desperately hard to try and kill their goose that laid the golden egg by awarding it to Qatar in corrupt fairly repulsive and quite deadly fashion, the football itself is something to be savored. So let's make World Cup memories together America. Pour on your finest polyester shirt. Come and act as if you're actually at the match is to bring your signs if you want to raise your T four, they can raise a tifo rate diving. Yep, you could raise a tifo, you can whip your polyester shirt off if you want. Just generally. Act. As if you're going to the World Cup without having to set foot there and God, I can't wait to meet each and every one of you and
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"In places studios and the crap part of Bedford, New York, the crap part of West Hollywood, California. It's the men in blazers podcast roger. We back the Premier League at the weekend, how are you doing? David. I'm flying this morning, roger. I'm flying. I'm absolutely flying. You know why? 'cause I went to my new pottery class last night. What? I really heard you speechless. Yeah, I've got a new hobby. Hobby, I don't know. Hobby might be too small a word. This may be my true vocation. This may be what I was actually meant to do with my life, is make pots. Is this like nominative determinism? Your hobby is now the last name of your current Premier League manager. Do you know what? That's actually yeah, I know. Could I take up burying at some point? I don't know. Because you know me, I'm always more ownership inclined. I hadn't thought of it in that respect. I often bore the social occasions when I'm really bored. I'll just be like, just shout out the first thing that comes to mind. What do I get to do? Do I get to Lampard or do I get to berhalter? I think whatever lump holding. I'm probably closer to that, but what is it about pottery? You now like moving into what the earth day they'll take your shoes off what the land devote where you getting back to you getting back to basics. I think I'm so old, rods that I've gone beyond midlife crisis and I'm now into like just old age. I'm preparing for great age at this point. You know, I grew up my mom was like an avid Potter artist to go with her to a pottery class sometimes on Wednesday mornings at the adult education center in lewisham. And this just seems like. I've now like I've been drawn to pottery. And God, it's wonderful. It's thrilling, roger. It is absolutely thrilling and therapeutic. It's both a craft and an art. It's manual. It's, oh, God, it's good. Love pottery. There's an instant gratification to creating play. Instantly creating and so godspeed, if that is what it takes you to get through the winter black dog. That is the single greatest. These are times of chaos. These are times of darkness. We are launching clearly a another podcast imminently today at the wheel with Michael Davis, but they are it is time to cast on the field which we will get to off the field. We should start off by saying, first of all, big, big love to all gfo piece listening across the state of Florida. Oh my God, yes. God, it's so hard to watch just passively just the imminent destruction descend of reminder that we are all just so small in the force of nature. Be sensible, be safe. We just wish you strength and love amidst the hurricane Ian madness. And to lesser stuff, Dave, to the football. I've got to say, we are emerging from the international window and big picture, we are all set for one of the most wide, open world cups in, in a long, long time, so many big teams, France, Germany, England, Portugal, look, vulnerable, fallible. We Americans drink good company. But I want to say up top, warn you almost. I have not been potting Dave out. I've actually been at about 4 o'clock, we interviewed Harry Kane this morning and we're interviewing early, how long tomorrow we are taking football in the face, but I'm not in a good place. I did not sleep a lot last night, and now we're not meant to read too much into friendlies. Saudi Arabia's second team holding our baby eagles to a nil nil tie Dave out. It shook me. It shook me up. Yes, roger and nil nil tie, the nature of which was perhaps more alarming than the nil nil tie itself. As we'll discuss, I'm beginning to worry Dave and I know it's not just me. I did a do it live post match for an hour and a half and taught with so many American fans about their feelings, their questions. Their darkness going into this World Cup, which is what 53 days away for us as we pod and I'd say I feel it. I feel it a lot. I know so many of you do and I just want to say up top, we all feel it's so profoundly because we've dreamed and yearned after the failure in 2017. We let the egg for this World Cup for 8 long years now and the players too speaking to them over the past two years. They have 8 for this World Cup to watch this past week, this system has no clothes past week. It feels really shattering and I'm saying all this is a caveat about what my mood is as we pod, but let's dive on it. Mystery about what you're going to say later, roger, I love it. Okay, before we dive in a few pieces of business from men and blazers world headquarters starting with a very special episode of the women's game presented by paramount plus that drops tomorrow with none other than Trinity Rodman, Raj, what an episode this is going to be. I did love taping this episode Dave O two here. How Trinity's experienced her meteoric rise to become one of the NWSL and the U.S. women's national team's best and brightest stars was a joint lifted my spirits in a way I needed them left and we talked about the lessons she's learned. And while everyone's still talks about her NBA legend father Dennis, it's really a mother from whom Trinity gets so much of that competitive fire. This podcast. It really is. It's a must listen. Roger Friday, there's a brand new episode of WG FOP gonna be dropping just call 646-450-9472 to ask roger questions and Saturday on this very pod feed. We're dropping the trailer for your new series world corrupt with pod save America's Tommy
The Charlie Kirk Show
Steve Bannon Shares His Game Plan to Fight This Bogus Indictment
"Steve, what's the game plan then? How do you counter this? I agree with what you said last gas to the dying regime. But they are using naked political power to go after every single political dissident that has a voice that has a platform. So then what's the game plan to counter this? The game plan counted as Charles. You talk about it all the time. It's not just when number one, you got to take in segments. We must have a sweeping victory from school boards to election boards all the way up to the House and Senate on November 8th. We must win and we must win decisively. I'm talking 40, 50, 60 more seats in the House, pick up a couple of seats in the Senate. Hold what we got when every state legislature school boards. But then, as you talk about all the time, is then understand how to use power. That's exactly right. We must crush these people. We got to win at the ballot box. And then we got to take them apart, brick by brick. And I mean cutting them off for money. Massive investigations, imprison them. It's smashed out. They want to play smash mouth. We can do it, and you can't do it with the khaki pant, you know, button down shirt, a blue blazer, country club Republicans, that's not going to hack it. We now need to go next level.
AP News Radio
The Latest in Sports
"AP sports I'm David Shuster the New York Yankees just keep winning They scored early and often in their 12 5 victory Friday night at Boston and that 61 wins for The Bronx bombers Elsewhere American League Baltimore wanted 6th in a row rallying by the angels 5 to four with the other AL winners Texas Kansas City Detroit and Houston Over in the national league Michael Harris had four hits and four RBIs is Atlanta Cruz by Washington 12 to two Josh hader recorded save number 26 in Milwaukee's four three win over Pittsburgh with the other NL winners Miami Philadelphia Colorado San Diego and the Dodgers Off the field the all star starters were announced some highlights Mike Trout will be in his tenth game while Shohei Ohtani will start as the American League's DH and over in the national league Paul Goldschmidt will be in his 8th classic Pro basketball Damian Lillard will be staying with the Portland Trail Blazers agreeing to a two year extension worth $122 million antennas Novak Djokovic is into the finals at Wimbledon I'm David Shuster AP sports
AP News Radio
Damian Lillard agrees to two-year, $122 million extension with Trail Blazers, per report
"Damian Lillard received a two year commitment from the trailblazers an extension worth $122 million The extension comes months after the blazers sent back court made CJ McCallum to the pelicans Bradley Beal was banking on the wizard's latest rebuilding effort He accepted a 5 year deal worth up to $251 million to stay in Washington The wizards have made the playoffs 5 times and beals ten seasons with the team never getting past the second round Also the raptors have inked forward DJ Wilson to a multiyear package I'm Dave
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Men in blazers. Courage. Before the four of us left for France, we didn't measure time in hours and minutes. It was winds and losses. Goals four and against. Saw the mad. Losing a football match felt like a Greek tragedy. When we lost, we couldn't sleep at night. We played any way we could get a game. 15 a side in the park to V two in the street. We used our captives goalposts, play all day and into the night till the lamps went out in the city center. And then the lamps went out all over Europe. But we still played in France. Games were always on when we were back from the line. It's tough to kick a football in a trench. Even more difficult in no man's land. With Germans firing machine guns at you. We found that out, the hard way. And we all signed up together, August 1914. First month of the war Britain's war secretary lord horatio kitchener said he wanted a 100,000 men and his poster was everywhere. This massive image of kitchen looking right at you. His eyes stirring into your soul. His finger thrust itself forward and practically poked you in the chest. And he had this amazing great big mustache. At that point, the four of us basically had pencil shavings on their upper lip. And we wouldn't put razor to cheek before it wouldn't grow back. Kitchens though. I feel like a symbol for all of Britain, you know? The honor of England, who we are as a people..
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"We got a ton of new men in blazers merch available Rogers wearing some now if you're watching on the YouTube, we're talking crew necks, hoodies, t-shirts, mugs, pint glasses, coffee mugs, it's our courage collection, rod. That's right, Dave, how it is with great joy and no little relief that we release this merch out into the world. We get dozens of you email innocent, be like, can we buy a living the dream mug lab been holding up for the past 5 years? We've been a little bit slow, but we've been hard at work designing an entire line of what you would call I guess in the trade magical curiosities with a nod to the history and heritage of men in blazers the phrases and philosophies that have really sustained us during the last 12 years all shine through from the courage crew neck to the third first butter the day pint glasses which I believe are our bestseller. Soccer most important least important thing I'm wearing that now and by purchasing any of this, it will allow us to bring in more producers to create more of the content you know and barely tolerate tell the people how they can get their hands on these beauties. David, yes, just head to men in blazers, dot com or check out our social the link is all over that. Can we get a toast now? And to our merch, roger Rochelle. I want to raise my third first birth of the day to Chelsea women who weren't a magnificent FA Cup final and the double the record. Yeah, the only one, the only one. I mean, what are the ones? What's the first one? I only want to talk about the one that was played for a record crowd of 49,094 at Wembley women's sports going to the moon. This time, landing Emma Hayes. Her 11th trophy at the club she then hailed a team as the best she'd ever coached after they'd outlaw us did a truly phenomenal Manchester City three two twice taking a lead twice being pegged back before finding a way to win Sam Kerr delivering the third goal. Her second of the game despite for her really a quiet match. She is such a bloody winner who finds a way to make massive moments happen. And I did love Emma Hayes quote hinting at the ability to win despite all the chaos of the transition at Chelsea. She said I totally understand. We always want to talk about perfection in football, but having been on the winning side more often than not, let me tell you, it's about human endeavor and we have a group of people here who are not going to be on the losing team. They will find a way. They've got the segue of all time here. Before we begin, the rest of our pod, your latest episode of our new podcast, the women's game presented by paramount plus features, none other than your interview with the great aforementioned Emma Hayes. Check it out on our pod feed right now. And while we're on the subject of podcasts, European knights with Rory Smith, the Europa League and Europa conference league preview drops tomorrow. The big one. Okay, Ron, to the football, starting with the men's lesser FA Cup final, where after regular and extra time ended nil mill sounds familiar, Liverpool, defeated Chelsea on penalties. For the second time this season, this time, it was only 6 5 to lift yet another trophy, the scoreline blithe, the amount of action in this one, Rogers each side went close on a number of occasions. Lewis Diaz and Andy robbo each hit the woodwork Marcus Alonso also had one smash off the girl frame, and the man John Oliver calls the real Freddy ado, Christian Pulisic. He had some chances, but after neither side could pick the lock, Alice on save on Mason Mount, opened the door for Costas to make us to send mendy the wrong way, condemning Chelsea to their third straight FA Cup final defeat. That's a record rod. Meanwhile, I hate to say it the quadruple lives on roger. Thank you for coming. Do we have to talk about this game? What big? We have to talk about it. Yeah. I mean, we'll talk about it because it was absolutely a bit of a banger for the 105th anniversary of the FA Cup. Chelsea Liverpool two electric boogaloo for Liverpool, slightly angsty in the run up, running on fumes against Tottenham. It's not a funeral Bello Klopp. And then his team four without surrender against Aston Villa and they needed a win here really because there was the prospect and you could see in his pre game words clock was trying to think about the worst case scenario that the vaunted quadruple season could end up with just one single carabao cup, a bit like a man fishing, thinking that he caught a massive one and then fighting the fate of his life to reel it in where every ounce of his energy. Only to discover, he talked to rusty old bike off the pond floor. God, that would have been magnificent. So you fantasized about that scenario. We called it the rust the old bike scenario. Nuclear physicists called this one the rusty bikes in our but for Chelsea also in existence you'll battle Devo season of really traumatic transition. Unprecedented behind the scenes, this was the chance to end that season on and up, they went in their first domestic trophy in 5 seasons and ended a run of 5 Wembley final losses out of 6 at a venue, which had almost been taken for granted. It was a home away from home victory would be a great way to pivot into the bully years. We are still who, we believe we are, despite the chaos behind the scenes, days off, canceled, clear the air talks, tweets, deleted tweets, Christensen, removing himself from selection. David, how did you feel? Take us back in time ahead of this one. I mean, look, what a funny, funny season. I mean, even the highs have not really felt much like highs winning a Club World Cup cup and a UEFA Super super duper cup. And strange, you know, also add to the list of reasons why it would be nice to go out with a happy ending, you know, saying goodbye to rudiger and want to assume they've asked pila Quetta and then maybe a couple of other players who would be a nice way to end the season. But it's been even for the most, you know, actually I was gonna say even for the staunchest Chelsea fans who I actually don't think are conflicted at all. But I'd say for a number of Chelsea fans who I know this has been a very conflicted, confusing season. And I think at the very least we wanted something that didn't end in a penalty shootout, not another nil nil draw against Liverpool at Wembley. Not another draw against Liverpool, which is all we've done against them all season. We wanted goals. We wanted to go down fighting and we sort of did, but oh my God, it was torture. And that torture began with the great English tradition of booing the national anthem. We'll say Liverpool people proper hate the queen, Chelsea, in their lucky yellow. Have it with a knock, Cristiano pulisic Stein alongside big rom who've been experiencing a late season mini spike in form, but your Chelsea started slowly sloppy, Diaz just charging at chela ban, every single opportunity, the front three prime to pounce on any Chelsea wobble and there were many at the outset, David, Chelsea could live with Liverpool's ferocity, their movement, their telepathy, and Chelsea's press was Maginot line esque in comparison. It was a ball from Trent outside of the boot. It split the Chelsea joint. Honestly, it made me piss my pants just a little bit. Yeah, it was so good. I mean, I think that, you know, the more reasonable half of Liverpool fandom would agree that Chelsea probably deserves something out of the carabao cup. There are many parts of that game..
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Yeah, big love to Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest fans whose teams have a seismic second third and the championship clash tomorrow with the Premier League promotion really cool on the line as they go down to the wire, but I want to raise this jagermeister. This bolt of human emotion in the shot glass to Real Madrid who lifted their 35th La Liga trophy at the weekend after beating espanol four nil on Saturday Karim Benzema was of course amongst the scorers. Him or Jordan Pickford now for the huge love to Marseille. He won this 24 feet during his career at real and above all to mister Carlo Ancelotti, my old dad has had some roller coaster of a season, many wanted him to be let go after the el classico implosion, but his team have been comeback kings throughout the Champions League run and his comeback is perhaps sweetest of all. He became the first manager to win titles in each of Europe's top 5 leagues, England, Spain, Germany, Italy and France, and he celebrated. If you've not seen the photograph, find it, he looks, he looks vindicated, he looks relaxed. He looks just magical point on a pair of shades. Smoking a davidoff surrounded by his adoring players looking very much like a legendary gangster rapper about to drop a comeback mixtape to mister Carlo proof there is life after death. And by death, I mean Everton. Courage. He's certainly a smooth dude. Okay, you can follow us on Twitter at men and blazers at MSC Davis at roger Ben on Instagram at men and blazers at embassy Davis on Facebook where men in blazers on Twitch twitch.tv forward slash men in blazers that's coming up on Wednesday. We're on YouTube rod now where you can see a video version of this very podcast and SnapChat just search for men in blazers on YouTube. Oh, it's a lovely one. You can always email us at men in blazers at Gmail dot com vendor punk rod. War pig. Was that a robo? I like snacks. Baldwin Baldwin. Take that Gloria. To tweed. I got a rock and mate. Kung fu fine America. Love you, David. Love you, roger. Vamos somebody, you know..
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"I want to raise this shot of jagermeister, this bolt of human emotion in a glass to real Betty, my favorite club team in all of Spain, a club who've lived by a saying which I adore viva a better monkey Pierre de long live bettis, even when they lose and approach to fandom that transcends sport almost become a philosophical approach to life for me. And on Saturday, rail Betty's one raising the Spanish cup, the Copa del Rey into the sky in Seville lifted by wacky, the 40 year old club icon who became the only player in rail bettis history to win the competition for a second time. This gent is bonkers. He's a man who wants posed with the trophy stock bollock naked bits out and all and the final he said was a reward for 20 years of love for the game, and it was hard not to love this moment. Even though it has to be noted, the victory was one after a cruel Eunice Musa penalty mess is 19. It's a U.S. international may bounce back harder and stronger, but I'm thrilled on this day for Manuel Pellegrini, the dignified X city in West Ham manager, who now leads Betty and rocked up in a full capa trap to look, which I just want so badly. I'll make hecky Bella in in there too, a childhood bettis fan, but I'm so enamored with this club and their culture, a culture of deep commitment, passion, revelry, occasional silliness, but always always a deep emotional commitment and pride. And this win on this day was a ray of light, a Copa del Rey of light in an all too dark world, courage. Beautiful roger. Okay, you can follow us on Twitter at many places at embassy Davies at rod Bennet on Instagram at men in places at MC Davis on Facebook with him and in places Twitch, as we said earlier, twitch.tv slash men in blazers. We're on YouTube, where you can see a video version of this very podcast and SnapChat, just search for men in blazers on both of those platforms. You can always send your ravens to the crap part of us. So you can always email us at men in blazers at Gmail dot com, vendor punk rod. Warpig. Was that a robo? I like snacks. Full swim, Baldwin. Take that Gloria. Balds loose. Yeah, to tweet. Apricot, rock on mate. Kung fu fight in America. Love you, Dave. Love you, roger. What kills me doesn't make me stronger..
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"It's a place where you can go as you said, doom bugging the doom bugging center of the world, roger. There was one moment I can't remember who it was where they shouted out one of the hosts they were like. Everyone's gonna come to guitar. And I was like, wow, you're right, it's not the Qatar that we've been talking about. It's pith Qatar, isn't it? It is its pith guitar. This was produced by produced by Tucker Carlson. I think produced this whole thing, maybe producing the entire World Cup. Yeah, it was, it was bizarre, but you've sort of got a choice to do the complex nuance job that, you know, some would say NBC did with the Chinese Winter Olympics where they sort of addressed many of the issues, but also covered it. Or you can just completely ignore it and go full on and go full on sort of German propaganda film of the night of the late 1930s and that sort of where they went. You can either do the hard thinking, and it is hard. And what it's emotionally exhausting, it's draining a lot of you, or you can just be like son. I will say it did make me think, 2026. First of all, the U.S. Mexico Canada World Cup is going to have 48 teams playing in it and my God, that draw is going to be longer than the Oscars. And also, we don't know who's going to be president of the United States by then. And I guess the answer to that will determine whether or not Alexi lalas. Whether or not Kid Rock is headlining the many of you said Kid Rock might well be president. The who knows. Who do you think will be headlining Secretary of State? Who God who will be headlined? I mean, yes, that will be a that will be a make America great again World Cup without a doubt if in fox's hands with the right president that really could be something else. Here's who I'd like to be doing the musical performance. Obviously, my heart says Tracy Chapman. Unlikely. My head says pit bull. I bite your arm off a pit bull. Two one one two suggests the draw will be held in chuck blazers cat apartment. Yeah, I honestly don't care if it is held there. As long as I'm World Cup organizers, I know you're listening to this one must for me. Is you've got to get Diana Ross back to reprise her penalty miss from 1994, David. Yeah, that would be a strong move. I mean, appeal to 28 of us. If you didn't see it, you know, even Brighton fans will admit this is the worst penalty ever seen. Go find out on YouTube now as part of the opening ceremonies in 1994. There was like song and there was dance and Dana Ross. Tom thought it was a good idea. Let's have miss Ross take a penalty from three yards out, and somehow, even from three yards out, down in a Ross went most sala versus Senegal and just blew it over the bar, but the goals were primed to explode with confetti anyway, and so she misses the goals explode. And I think watching it made it even better actually. It does have funny watched it 12 million 72 times. The remains no finer symbol, I think, for American men soccer than that sequence you can not hurry love David. Why do we not have confetti canons on all penalty misses? That would be my big question. That would have been the great contribution of U.S. soccer and that World Cup to the world. I think maybe they'll do it in Qatar. Human rights have yes, but confetti. Look over here. Now think about that. Look over here. Well, get mad in the June buggies. Get everyone's the two buggies. To the Jude buggy boys. People are talking about human rights abuses. Oh,.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Chris Rock Is on the Rita Ora Express
"By the way, Chris Rock is now on the Rita Ora train. Yes. Word is he's now banging Rita Ora. Reed is like a blue blazer in your closet. She goes with anything. Read is always ready. Her name was even mentioned in the Harvey Weinstein saga. I get it. She's supposed to be a lot of fun. Decent looking chick has enough of her own money. So she's not on the tape, so to speak. But her dating history is crazy.
AP News Radio
Blazers overcome Morant's 44 points, beat Grizzlies 123-119
"The grizzly six game winning streak is over after a one twenty three one nineteen loss to Portland Jusuf nurkic had thirty two points and eight rebounds for the trailblazers who've won four straight since dealing CJ McCollum before the trade deadline last week was scrappy playing hard but it was it was great to compete great to be out there cancel this one great and everybody there Burgess plan now from top to bottom the rolling today game every Simons finished with thirty one points and six rebounds to help the Blazers overcome John Marantz forty four points Simons has scored at least twenty nine points in three straight games Josh Hart added twenty two points six assists and seven rebounds for Portland Desmond bane scored thirty points and brandy Clark finished with twelve for Memphis I'm Dave very
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Simons scores 31, Portland beats Giannis-less Bucks 122-107
"Anfernee Simons scored thirty one points in the trailblazers capitalized on the absences Yanis attend to Kubo to beat the box one twenty two one oh seven for the third straight victory silences averaged thirty points and has shot eighteen of thirty nine from three point range during the winning streak at ten to Cooper didn't play for the bucs due to a sore left ankle Josh Hart scored twenty seven points and Jusuf nurkic had twenty three points and sixteen rebounds for Portland the Blazers out rebounded Milwaukee fifty eight forty three true holiday led the bucs with twenty three points while Bobby Portis in Jordan wore each had seventeen I'm Dave Ferrie
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"From the embassy row studios and the crap part of Bedford New York and the crack part of West Hollywood California it's another men in blazers podcast rodge. We back. Like the Cincinnati Bengals, can I just say up top again? We are so bloody happy for everyone. In the kingdom of rose lavale, your Bengals, making the Super Bowl gives me hope that Everton one day two might find happiness made Donny van der beek be our Joe burrows hashtag coup de blue bellies, no time for NFL football today though David they're so much bloody football football. Let's dive into the seismic life-changing almost a face off. I mean it is. This is big. This is 13 going on first. This is this is an outer body experience for men in blazers Dave. Got a somewhat surreal pod in many aspects not just because of the Lampard news, but also that the U.S. men's national team against Canada. Shortly, before the pod began rodge Everton football club confirmed reports that Frank Lampard would take over as your new leader in the Lake. Well, we'll talk about that in the wake of Rafa Benitez's departure, the former England, West Ham, Chelsea, Manchester City and NYC FC midfield of the former Derby County and Chelsea manager has signed a two and a half year deal with your mob, his first game will be the club's FA Cup tie against Brentford by Christmas. So I just double maybe that's a little precursor of how you feel rods, but how are you feeling? Tell me how you feel about this. I have not had time to think I'm just watched. I'm still reeling only about three hours ago, watch the slightly pornographic, welcome. Video. Posted. And I've not had time to do rational things. I'm just full of a moose. Should they have to, if you've not seen it, it's like a 42nd close up video in which it's just Frank touching his chest hair. It looks like he's gonna take a shit. It looks like he's gonna take it off. Take it all off, Frank. It looks like a magic Mike, you know, live review promo video. I wasn't sure if we'd signed either. We took the chip and Dale to be our manager. Oh, we've just, it was our way of announcing a partnership with jossy banker men's warehouse either way. I will say we're going to break this down slightly from a footballing perspective. But I did just realize before we taped, we have immediately gone up. This is the good thing, the good case. In the good-looking Premier League manager league table. Yeah. To go from Rafa Benitez. Who looks just like me. To Frank Lampard, who looks like Frank Lampard, we probably gone up about ten places just with that one pence trike on the contact. Yeah, your top 5 your top 5 behind pep Roy Hodgson Vieira love yeah well Vieira definitely in there. It smells good. He smells really good. We know he smells good. I still wear them on our show. I think it was three years ago four years ago at a golden blade I still never forget how he smelled. When the wind blows certain way, I can still feel it after shave wafting off by he's one of those guys at wears enough after schaefer everybody in the room. It's probably I wish I could be that guy. I mean, Dave, this is complicated, looking as we both have just done all morning. At the announcement videos of Frank looking crispin is homo Everton blues of his with his FL, newly minted on the side in large letters. It does feel eerily like one of those TV crossover episodes. It's only going to be hailed as like a classic like when exhausting cops did their combo. Or lampooned forever. Like when The Simpsons and the Family Guy try to mash up, I think the Premier League writers are on one day though. Let's just say tall order for super Frank to win and win now. After 6 years of Everton suffering Jerry Jones S tampering and the forehead moshiri 6 managers permanently in that time, recruitment that is, I think you'd call it psychedelic in its decision making just unstrategic psychedelic influence by psychedelic drugs. Yeah, I mean, just like, it's a transfer window. Great title to do mushrooms. I mean, just take it us to the kids don't even know what microdosing is. Yeah. Why am I creating an all our oil money? Macro macro. Big slurpee. I mean, we are on the cusp of relegation. That is where this journey has taken us. We kings of self harm. And what I know, I mean, the steak tie for Frank himself and manager in need of redemption. The big storyline everyone in football is talking about, will we be the first proud Florida cup champions in history to be relegated in the same season? What do you think? I've got to continue to ask you a couple more questions before we get to what I did. I really want to figure out how I feel about it. I want to know how you feel about it. Because you've been very, you've gone out there, roger, and you have said, you expect what you really hope what you really want is Everton to come up with a long-term plan. You want them to like, because it's not just a manager just in himself, can not save this club. It's got to be a board level at sort of direction of the club level. Direct to the final skeleton every single recruitment and everything. We are a game ship. Everyone is resigned or been fired at Everton football club at this point. The fans who are always in Everton, the most authentic, traditional community, focused club. They are, at this time, I've never seen it like that. Everton fan, I'm exhausted..
AP News Radio
Vucevic, DeRozan help Bulls beat Trail Blazers 130-116
"Nikola Nikola Nikola Nikola vucevic vucevic vucevic vucevic was was was was one one one one of of of of three three three three teammates teammates teammates teammates scoring scoring scoring scoring twenty twenty twenty twenty or or or or more more more more points points points points as as as as the the the the bulls bulls bulls bulls defeated defeated defeated defeated the the the the trailblazers trailblazers trailblazers trailblazers won won won won thirty thirty thirty thirty one one one one sixteen sixteen sixteen sixteen vucevic vucevic vucevic vucevic also also also also had had had had fourteen fourteen fourteen fourteen rebounds rebounds rebounds rebounds to to to to Barbara Barbara Barbara Barbara Rosen Rosen Rosen Rosen added added added added twenty twenty twenty twenty three three three three points points points points while while while while Zach Zach Zach Zach Levine Levine Levine Levine had had had had twenty twenty twenty twenty and and and and Coby Coby Coby Coby white white white white eighteen eighteen eighteen eighteen off off off off the the the the bench bench bench bench CJ CJ CJ CJ McCollum McCollum McCollum McCollum was was was was the the the the game's game's game's game's high high high high scorer scorer scorer scorer with with with with twenty twenty twenty twenty nine nine nine nine points points points points albeit albeit albeit albeit in in in in a a a a losing losing losing losing effort effort effort effort the the the the Blazers Blazers Blazers Blazers have have have have lost lost lost lost three three three three of of of of four four four four while while while while the the the the bulls bulls bulls bulls have have have have won won won won three three three three of of of of four four four four David David David David Shuster Shuster Shuster Shuster Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Mike Gallagher: Democrats Won't Stand up to Shoplifters, Calling It 'Reparations'
"Our time. What is this reparation time? Get the keys to the Lamborghini. Go down to the Porsche dealership. Give them a Porsche. Drive off with a car. 'cause you feel oppressed because George Floyd died. That's Democrats for you. They won't stand up to these punks. There's a security guard in that video. Watching the guy walk right by him. The security guards are there for no reason evidently in these drug stores. And these pharmacies, the other than to wear a blazer, I mean a windbreaker with the big letters security on their back and they stand there and they watch it. And people immediately tell me, well, Mike, they're instructed not to do anything. Well, then what are they there for? What's your point of paying them? Put up a mannequin with a security windbreaker on. That'd be as effective.
AP News Radio
With Harden out, Trail Blazers down the Nets 114-108
"Clutch clutch shooting shooting down down the the stretch stretch lifted lifted the the trailblazers trailblazers to to R. R. one one fourteen fourteen one one oh oh eight eight decision decision over over visiting visiting Brooklyn Brooklyn Anfernee Anfernee Simons Simons was was team team high high for for Portland Portland with with twenty twenty three three points points greeting greeting like like Brooklyn Brooklyn is is always always is is always always good good to to get get a a good good win win against against him him you you know know specially specially a a lot lot of of the the young young guys guys plan plan and and they're they're just just gonna gonna lose lose our our confidence confidence and and bomb bomb makers makers continue continue to to play play the the way way we've we've been been playing playing the the nets nets were were within within one one oh oh four four one one hundred hundred with with two two thirty thirty four four to to go go but but the the Blazers Blazers kept kept their their distance distance with with three three three three pointers pointers two two of of them them from from Ben Ben McLemore McLemore who who finished finished with with twenty twenty due due to to injuries injuries Portland Portland was was without without Damian Damian Lillard Lillard and and CJ CJ McCollum McCollum Brooklyn Brooklyn mine mine is is James James harden harden and and lamarcus lamarcus Aldridge Aldridge Kevin Kevin Durant Durant led led all all scorers scorers with with twenty twenty eight eight I'm I'm Bruce Bruce Morton Morton
AP News Radio
Porzingis powers Mavericks past Trail Blazers 132-117
"When when Dallas Dallas felt felt like like scoring scoring that's that's pretty pretty much much what what it it did did in in a a one one thirty thirty two two to to one one seventeen seventeen thrashing thrashing of of Portland Portland the the Mavericks Mavericks shot shot fifty fifty seven seven percent percent from from the the floor floor led led by by thirty thirty four four points points and and nine nine rebounds rebounds from from Kristaps Kristaps porzingis porzingis tonight tonight you you know know it it all all came came together together offense offense was was was was great great balls balls more more than than usual usual and and and and yeah yeah everybody everybody played played great great Dallas Dallas helped helped itself itself to to seventy seventy two two first first half half points points good good for for a a nineteen nineteen point point lead lead and and coasted coasted to to the the win win only only its its second second and and its its last last six six games games for for the the Blazers Blazers things things are are even even worse worse as as they they have have dropped dropped nine nine of of eleven eleven they they were were led led by by Damian Damian Lillard Lillard who who scored scored twenty twenty six six points points I'm I'm Bruce Bruce Morton Morton
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Grapple with in the months to come and certain Premier League. As COVID grips England, all I'll say is, we've learned to take nothing for granted everything we thought was permanent seems fragile, but we're so bloody grateful to you. GFPs for your love, your support, your creativity, and we try and send all love back to you now on a near daily basis, I raise this jagermeister to what we're building together, a football fandom rooted in love, empathy, and wonder. Happy holidays, David. Yeah, and to you rod, congratulations on such an amazing year, a remarkable round. What are you doing this holiday period? I have no idea. I'm ready. Like a lot of other people I'm taking a day by day. I just flew on a super late flag on it 2 a.m. back home on the east coast and I really don't know. I'm going to drive into the city this afternoon. And that's it. Beyond that, I have no idea what is going on. Very unlikely, as you know, I'm a planner, but I have absolutely zero idea. Embrace the chaos they've only raced the chaos and thrive. Very much. You can follow us on Twitter at men in blazers at MBC Davis at roger Ben on Instagram at men in blazers at embassy Davies on Facebook we are the men in blazers on Twitch, just go to twitch.tv slash men in blazers. You can always send your ravens to the crap pile of Soho you can always email us at men in blazers at Gmail dot com, vendor punk rods, war pig. Was that a rabona? I like snacks. Balls went balls win. Take that Gloria. Balls occasionally lose. Wait. Apricot rock on mate. Kung fu fine America. I love you Dave. Love your rods. Love your bald Harry Kane and love your GFPs. We wish you health, happiness, strength..
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"He's at that point where people are saying Jamal Harriet is looking great. You're not losing your hair at all and he's like, yeah, I've got plenty of it. No one in my family or my mom's side who ever lost their hair. So he's feeling good about it and he's trying to convince himself that there's no problem. But it's going. It's not just thinking about it. Anyone who's lost their hand found it difficult knows. It's haunting him every single photograph, whether it's sent a selfie with his wife and his dog or whatever it's sent by the club's official photographer, his first, you know, emotion, as he sees it is a man losing my hair does it look to other? Amar, who would I be without my hair? He is consumed by this imminent baldness and you can see it in the hard work he's putting in the training ground into that co mover and in moments past when he normally that ball drops to him and his immediate thought is just how can I hurt my opponent? Let me count the ways. All balding men will connect to this. When that ball drops to his feet wherever he is, instead of that question, how hurt opponent? He's just thinking of being exposed in sectors, whatever you define them as a whiff, a whiff is guaranteed, how can you be the clinical goal score your club and country need when you're fighting a one man battle against the odds that you will never win against the God to baldness? You know, in fact, when you think about Kane's play through this hair prism, Dave, the urlacher prisoners wanted to call them men and blazers. It's frankly impressive that the dude gets a ball that's near to the goal as he has this season at all, isn't it? Maybe this is what Antonio Conte is as taught him. Maybe it maybe looks at his manager and thinks well he dealt with it. Yes. I could always get, I can always put a rabbit on my head. Yeah, I mean he dealt with it in the I mean, by the way, Klopp, in Conte, every time clock went anywhere near booth men hair transplant as survivors. Any time quite anyway, this is to see what cloth did. Let's grab this. I know. Try to pull it off. Let me test your house. There's such an alpha move. And then did it again. I know you know that I know that there's a hair chance like and Conte is English must not be good enough to say you're a hair transplant survivor to you German bastard. I promise you this. Get together. Kill together canes shots on goal this season. And I promise you, when you look at them through what we're talking about, balding men, when you look at it through what we're doing, you will know. What is achieved this season? The mere misses may be actually a greater feat than the 23 goals that he scored last season. I promise you this day though. Harry Kane, I know you're listening. And if you're to realize these life wisdoms over the festive period. One baldness is truth. Number two embrace that truth embrace the baldness. And perhaps most importantly, Baldwin Harry Baldwin are guarantee you this. A 40 goal season is still possible. I need to start doing infomercials for like the opposite of the hair club, whatever the opposite of the hair clip is. I need to get like Joel osteen like infomercials running in between games. Conte handshake is the secret handshake of hair transplant survivors everywhere. It could be. Why have we not done clippers yet? Because it's a number one buzz cut would solve all of its problems. We've really got to do roger Devo's number one buzzcut clippers, because this is a good number one. I need a number one now. Do you go one on one and a half? I go one on my head. Yeah. And I go half on my face and I'm a terrible, and we've never talked about this. I'm terrible at shaving, just like it's one of my many weaknesses. I'm terrible at Matt reading and just directions awful at them. I always have spatial amnesia, but even worse than that shaving. I'm just like, when I shave myself, I'm like patchy muck patchy. And so I go and get a half from the barber at every time. How are you doing? I used to do different levels all over the place. Now I just go number one all the way. Like everywhere. Everywhere. I've got to say wall shavers who sent me a bunch of stuff in lockdown. If you're listening, we're always here for you, but Harry Kane, human wonder, Harry Kane, human darkness, Diego Jota had already been denied a clear and obvious penalty shout before Harry Kane went I don't know how you describe it right through Andy Robertson David. It was really a 1980s tackle. I mean, I think Everton fans would call it a Stevie GW tackle classic. I think you call it a passionate tackle, full blooded tackle, but that's only passionate and full blooded because Harry bloody Kane did it. He slides right through his opponent and I say lucky for Robert and it clock made this point lucky for Robert that he was already airborne because if he had stayed where he was or if he got forbid planting his leg, the injury could have been a true darkness. He was out of control. Yes, that's one of the refereeing metrics he used. Was he endangering another player? Yes. And what I don't understand about this, clicking the logic context, and we'll get to it we'll get to it. Why var did not send the referee over to have another look is a question everyone should be asking. And when I've watched it, you know, I do believe this has been a couple of these social logical test done. If referees were shown this foul diver was a science experiment without Kane's face. You know, without that of the England captain doing the tackle, you know, it will better still a series of foul Shauna their context of standing within the games that have been no exterior scientific club or position. You know, a striker's tackle the defenders tackles are judged differently or race, which is a much more complex conversation, but is definitely part of this. It's absolutely part of this. Whether that would be seen as an instant red. But if I was a Liverpool fan, I would at least want the referee to go and look at that on the monitor as robberies would be Jersey later in the game. Although that's not quite how it works, it's not that the referee gets the choice of whether he goes and looks at it in the monitor var look at it. And if they think the referee should go and look at the monitor, they do that. That's why I'm saying why var did not send them over to have another look. It's the question. It must have not believed that it was a clear and obvious error. Do you know what I must admit? Probably my bias here. My bias here is that Liverpool fans, it's like, you know, the Liverpool of clop rather like the old arsenal of our N only see decisions in their favor. They only see decisions going against them. They never think that they get anything. And they get amazing decisions all the time, just like I'm not saying they get more decisions than anybody else, but it's like, look, plays a big part in this fortune. And so I refuse to believe that there is this constant conspiracy against Liverpool football club, what Jürgen Klopp suggested afterwards that this raft pulled in he has some personal vendetta against him. It's just ridiculous. It's not true. You know, maybe reps occasionally make mistakes. Maybe they don't take what is essentially human judgment and that human judgment doesn't get applied exactly the same exactly the same way against everyone. You may have a point that there may be other factors that come in on bias on these humans when they make decisions. But bias exists everywhere, but I refuse to believe that Liverpool get worse decisions than any other team in football. I mean, I think we'll talk more about this around the red. You know, I revere Jürgen Klopp, I've talked a lot about it. I've learned a lot about life from him. I love the way he carries himself. I love the way he's spoken about COVID in a way to me that is actually more articulate than most global leaders. But it's got to be said no manager in football works of refs more than Jürgen Klopp leads fans. No, from how he and his assistant coaches just went like kaniki and the T birds on the sideline to get struck sent off back in September..
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Ayton returns to pace Suns in 111-107 win over Blazers in OT
"After after missing missing the the previous previous two two games games with with blue blue the the entry entry even even return return to to the the Phoenix Phoenix line line up up and and scored scored twenty twenty eight eight points points with with thirteen thirteen rebounds rebounds and and the the sons sons one one eleven eleven one one oh oh seven seven overtime overtime win win at at Portland Portland it it was was an an amazing amazing game game by by eight eight am am said said teammate teammate Chris Chris Paul Paul that's that's how how dominant dominant he he can can be be that that can can be be home home every every single single night night and and when when he he plays plays like like that that so so be be really really tough tough to to beat beat hall hall finished finished with with twenty twenty four four points points including including the the game game tying tying basket basket near near the the end end of of regulation regulation Damian Damian Lillard Lillard scored scored thirty thirty one one to to top top the the trailblazers trailblazers who've who've now now lost lost six six straight straight and and nine nine out out of of ten ten I I am am mark mark Myers Myers
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"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Men in blazers on the nbc sports network from the embassy row studios the crap part of bedford. New york in the crap out of west hollywood california roaches. The many blazes podcast. We back like just in failed lot of football to discuss some of it glorious but we should start dave with one of the darkest theories football along tongue. Yes roach the dot news. That emerged late last week concerning the nws l. This news devastating as a human being an american and and as a football fan in equal measure. I'm still reeling. If you've read the bombshell revelations when by meglena incredible incredible work by her in the athletic about the abuses perpetrated over an incredible period of tell him by north carolina courage coach paul riley and abuse of power sexual coercion alleged to have occurred across several clubs since two thousand ten brazenly partying replay players grooming sexual coercion. That was known covered up and enabled. This article has twelve Women reporting him stories about a patent. That's now all too familiar from really from the entertainment industry. We've seen it. We've seen in politics now. Infecting the national women's soccer league there was meant to lift women reminder as i said on fridays podcast just building spaces for women doesn't mean tool that they are safe spaces in fact receive with. Us gymnastics the become targets for predators to sweep into positions of power and insert themselves troll. Light gatekeepers preying on the hopes and dreams of their victims in the most devastatingly destructive way. Shes horrifying david. it's i'm a teddy. They're not many times that you pick up the paper even though you do it on the internet these days and read a story that that shocks that you just never would have expected to read but this is something that i just didn't see coming in a million years in a still shot in so many different levels yes. The courage fired riley in the wake of the story. Yeah as so. Many plays may clear the league. The league frontal face have been informed of the coaches offenses on a number of occasions and not just fell to act but almost cover over. This is another man protecting situation on like whoa is going on with rinaldi and the credible rate charges which are brushed out by every night effect. Minute won the goal. he schools that how. How do these things become almost an open secret. David yeah i mean i. I wouldn't conflict those two too much. Only because that you know has been reported on and pretty Pretty extensively this seems to be sort of a wave of shock. Not just men protecting men. But lisa. Bear the commissioner of the ws l. Seemed to be aware of this as well. And it's just as you said it's institutional it becomes. Somehow men have still managed to sort of imposed power over the women that running the league. It's just a it is just so shocking and the fact that it's been going on so long and the fact that involved so many young women is just It's just horrific we need to say is impossible for us. To truly analyzes to blake's this awful situation can never be mance playing the way you know and i agree with the silence the way the play is silence for so long by that power. Play is hey you have been since its inception. I mean they've given everything to create a league everything that they will tolerate. So much with with qui- acne not. Just you know we we knew about the crappy rate show tells we knew about. The substandard travel buses. That mysteriously catch fire indirect plane flights just to craziest booking plane flights to game from eighty to be via c that has been as well covered but the pressure building a correa career. This already a campaign ongoing the past two months amongst the everyday club players. Not the not the ones who've achieved international fame but but the everyday club players who are building this league campaign no more side hustles to fight just to be able to sustain a career as a footballer as opposed to having to work part time an amazon or cleaning homes. Some of them have spoken up. They've had today because the pay is not a living wage and hunger. We realize to play the game. We love fulltime. Means that the so much that you do not say publicly including as it turns out this horror david. This state humid horror for fear. That when you do either nothing will be done. As is the case and i can't imagine what it must have felt like for these women who did report it and so so nothing done or worse that it will come back to be held against that fair is just mortifying yeah major. Us female soccer stars now saying burned leak down. Shut it down. They shut down play this weekend. And the entire future the entire future of the nwf sell certainly in. His current form is in question. What now is really the question. It does pay me to say. Make no mistake. the league. the league is in is a massive trouble. This path finding league fall. Not just north american play as this is a league which is inspired leagues. All over europe to to grow in. Its wake but i'll say this. Whol fans are some of the most devoted and deeply connected to that teams to that players and they are. They are utterly devastated. Not just by the raleigh news but by the league they loves response in the wake of or the lack of a response this week as well as their their complicity for years the commissioners involvement and covering it all up and and really the tone-deaf reaction to the league has had this week pointing and oversight committee to try and lead the league through this devastatingly. Turbulent time has no racial diversity. When you see that you can see a partway and i pray. This doesn't happen but where the top players distance themselves from the league. The the fans follow them and protest and the sponsors. The league's lifeblood. Don't wanna touch him. Unless you say buds darkness on the edge of town so area so this period has to be navigated with true change. the will be no room for just surface. Pr efforts lay no room at all unless they respect to us cup. Who run the league until recently. They acted forcefully bruin last night. Former acting attorney general sally. Yates t lead an investigation into the allegations on their behalf. But i do believe david. Crisis does reveal true leaders and the players have used that leverage to flex their muscles and have a weekend of games cancelled. The league has to engage these players. The the answer can only be a believe worked out in partnership with the players. What i fear is that you know. The free market for sports is highly competitive. We've already seen in many of the top female plaza world starts apply their trade in. You know the european leagues and suddenly you know europe. Those european clubs as we've discussed are starting to get their act together in the women's game and unless us soccer and the wfl and these women you know these leaders that you know we have been so impressed by and continue impressed by unless they act fast and decisively and bring commercial interests on board that means owners that means sponsors. That means tv networks. It's going to be lost very fast. Yeah i will say to the remarkable voices in the start moment have.
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"It probably applied months ago. They get there and to their joy. Familiar face a familiar voice. Say a has themselve emotional ballast in your previous allison. The charity like drowning human beings reaching for life fast and they say they came. And you you you just you just blatant them. You give it need you. Pretend you kinda here. I have to just move on. I have to like move on with what i'm doing on that stage and do my job is difficult russia. I would say i'm somewhat guilty. None of them have one of managed to unseat. The defending champion can tell. The ps are the ones who were both in quickly on every answer. And say what is the broach which is owned. Anthony taylor yeah. Who is my this school too early and they leave with zero dollars probably some happy memories goodie bag for being on. Yeah they get some things and say russell fit goodie bag which i imagine has a t shirt and a coffee cup and and enough memories to pop in the coffee cup. They leave the paving. You should have an asshole exactly exactly. That's making this public service announcement a lot less asshole. Akeem person is what you say. That's true okay roads. We are back on spotify green room this week regularly scheduled day in time of seven. Pm eastern wednesday just download the spotify green maps for men in blazers and people are group's turn on notifications and get involved. Do not miss wednesday at seven. Pm eastern time and a quick shout for the latest installment of our special series presented series camera right and tequila..
Men In Blazers
"blazers" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Thing to men in blazers on the nbc sports network from the embassy row studios in the crap. Pot a bedford. New york and the crap part of west hollywood california. It's the men in blazers podcast. We back like erin de rogge's how ya doing dave thirty seven seconds guest host on jeopardy. Aaron rojas roach. It was magic at the end of it. Football isn't romantic. It was a beautiful game talking about beautiful game at d. y. Say cheering for the americans in the ryder cup. Day as an american to say. I'm not used to rule out winning me. Likey similarly for me cheering for the europeans and the labor cup grudge against against the world and both matches frankly. The ones in whistling straits and in boston were whitewashes. Offer close connection. Is i would say self evident but me becoming american and america blowing away all comers with a record-breaking victory but you know what. I'm just going to stay humble. It also helps european the in the cup so it's tough you but maybe it's just very specific it just helps it just helps. Gopher fans statement counties the florida cup of tennis. But i will say i was really moved by off friend. Jeffrey pay rory mcilroy breaking down in tears when he saw the dire situation team was in. I love being of this team. I love my teammates. And i should move for them. Why beautiful marian. What beautiful. blake pupil of humanity and vulnerability really a testament to the power of team and individual game. Dave i love that jim. More more creepy can even win when losing rory. I thought when you started that it was going to be a joke about manchester. United very ta. He's i you know what i'm going to think about. You know. He takes penalty over the weekend. Made myself cry and fused into the gulf. Dave no no no even i- cynical. I'm not gonna go there. Ruari rory we love the carriage per you wanted to before we do dive into a. We can football that ooh floor. They very you wanted to give jeopardy playing. Gop's equality they. Should this quick late night. Co for dave abrams. I've got. I've got to make a quick message. Let's do a few my in my early days as the interim showrunner of jeopardy a few jeff ps of turned out of turned up on the set and to my guests on jeopardy right as contestants not to my embarrassment but to my shame they have you know what. I've walked out onto the studio floor. They have sort of very loudly exclaimed. dave it's not michael listeners. Podcast like all these things from behind that desk for behind that podium. Yeah before they're gonna play. And because of the game show law's written stone passed down through. You know a game. Show elder to game show elder over the centuries. I can't actually engage contestants in any pre game conversation by the i get out to the studio at the end of the show. Everybody's gone so just want to say i'm not ignoring. Gop's i am. Dave oh it is the same dave. Oh who's doing jeopardy. And his on the podcast. But because of gameshow laura. I actually greet you. But i am always very happy to see you there and i'll try and make it to the studio faster next time you get this straight so these nervous contestants under the spotlight probably melting. It probably applied months ago. They get there and to their joy. Familiar face a familiar voice. Say a has themselve emotional.