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An edited photo shows Ramos leading a 'How to Avoid Red Card' lesson for Gerard Piqué (11 reds), Ronald Araujo (5), Pepe (17), Harry Maguire (4), and David Alaba (zero so far), dated 08/02/2026 on the board. Fans cracked up with lines like 'Ramos teaching? No one’s graduating' and spotted details like the Barca duo up front and Pepe in Porto colors. The meme highlights Ramos's LaLiga record of 20-21 reds, turning his notorious history into pure comedy gold that lit up X with over 25,000 likes.

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Sergio Ramos, football's red card king with 30 dismissals, stands at the blackboard in a Sevilla kit, pointer in hand, schooling a classroom of fellow troublemakers like Piqué and Pepe.

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Users on X are debating whether the US embargo and sanctions on Cuba, including restrictions on fuel imports and threats to third-party countries delivering aid, are causing a hunger crisis. Some argue the measures immiserate the Cuban people, while others contend the embargo excludes food and medicine and that the Cuban regime restricts resources for social control. The discussion includes defenses of US policy targeting the Cuban military and historical context of the embargo codified by Congress.

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The UEFA Champions League account shared a classic Barcelona vs. Borussia Dortmund highlight, showing Messi baiting the backline by lurking offside, then dropping onside to score as the ball rolls back. Fans praised his '1000 IQ' anticipation, with one noting he hides fouls instead of diving, while a few debated if he was truly offside—though rules confirm passive position doesn't count. The clip sparked Ronaldo-Messi banter and reminders of his 129 UCL goals, even as he thrives at 38 with Inter Miami.

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Messi freezes just offside, reads the pass perfectly, and taps into an empty net while Dortmund's defenders halt in relief. It's 10 seconds of pure football chess that has fans buzzing.

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Charles Dickens was born in 1812 in Portsmouth, England, at a site now preserved as his birthplace museum, and rose from poverty to craft timeless stories of social injustice and redemption. Fans highlight his love for cats, iconic characters like Scrooge and Oliver Twist, and vivid London settings mapped out in his novels. From Manchester inspirations to his rest in Westminster Abbey, the celebration underscores his enduring themes of inequality and kindness that still resonate today.

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On this February 7, admirers share heartwarming tales of Dickens' cat Williamina pawing out his writing candle at night.

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The sixth-seeded Brit beat Roberto Bautista Agut 7-6(3), 6-1 on Rotterdam's indoor hard courts, improving his head-to-head record to 5-1. Norrie scrambled relentlessly, firing crosscourt backhands to extend rallies and turn the match around after the tough opener. Now 6-3 in 2026, he'll face the winner of Valentin Royer vs. Christopher O'Connell next, with an eye on the quarters.

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Cameron Norrie dashed across the court in a grueling 83-minute first set, finally clinching it on his sixth set point before dominating the second.

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The German coach, who joined last summer, has Barça leading La Liga with 58 points from 23 matches, three points ahead of Real Madrid after scoring 63 goals and conceding just 23. Flick embraces Cruyff's total football philosophy of possession and youth development, earning praise as the first foreign manager to connect so deeply with the club since the legend. Fans rank him alongside Cruyff and Pep Guardiola, while rivals like Bayern's Vincent Kompany tip Barça as their top Champions League threat ahead of a potential knockout clash.

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After training, Hansi Flick looked skyward in spirit, vowing to make Johan Cruyff proud of FC Barcelona's resurgence under his watch.

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The clip from Barcelona's 5-1 thrashing of Sevilla on November 22, 2014, shows Messi turning a simple tap-in into artistry during his hat-trick performance. Fans share it alongside memories of his 91-goal year and clashes with legends like Alessandro Nesta, who said Messi mentally destroyed him. It arrives as Messi, now 38 with Inter Miami, scores in a recent preseason friendly against Barcelona SC—extending his streak of netting against any 'Barcelona' over 21 years.

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A low cross screams into the box, a defender lunges desperately, but Lionel Messi flicks it skyward with impossible finesse for a perfect volley.

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FC Barcelona's La Masia youth players, including Lamine Yamal and Reece, demonstrated impressive dribbling skills past defenders during a training session featuring 'You Shall Not Pass' defense. The session highlighted the academy's talented prospects performing nonchalant maneuvers.

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Greens MP Elizabeth Watson-Brown questioned Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit amid UN genocide claims and protest clashes. Nationals MP Colin Boyce interjected loudly with 'rip her apart,' prompting Independent MP Kate Chaney to call it out and Boyce to withdraw the remark. Crossbench MPs like Dr. Monique Ryan condemned it as unacceptable aggression linked to violence against women, while supporters called it a common debate idiom and noted past similar language from Albanese. The exchange highlighted tensions over parliamentary decorum, gender issues, and Herzog's tour marked by Gaza protests.

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An audible gasp filled Australia's House of Representatives when a Nationals MP shouted 'rip her apart' at a female colleague during Question Time.

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