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Kidnapped from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, Gilboa-Dalal described in a Channel 12 News interview how a captor dragged him from a shower, assaulted him despite protests invoking Islamic prohibitions, and silenced him with weapons. He emerged emaciated with potential permanent hearing loss from tunnels and homes, as one of the last living hostages freed in an October 13 exchange. His account is the second public testimony from a male survivor of sexual abuse, amid prior reports of systematic violence against hostages.

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Guy Gilboa-Dalal froze as his naked body was groped by a Hamas guard, who then pressed a knife to his neck and rifle to his head, threatening death if he spoke. The 25-year-old endured this assault after 738 days in Gaza captivity.

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João Pedro chipped in the opener after Enzo Fernández's through ball, and Cole Palmer converted a penalty to make it 2-0. Manager Maresca brought on Pedro Neto in the 64th minute, but three minutes later Moisés Caicedo conceded a penalty, and Josh Acheampong's sloppy pass led to Leeds' equalizer at 2-2. Fans vented fury online at Neto's timing, calling him a 'cancer' despite other errors like Caicedo's foul, while Chelsea sit fourth after the frustrating slip against relegation-threatened Leeds.

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Chelsea were cruising 2-0 at home against struggling Leeds, until a sub changed everything—and left Stamford Bridge stunned.

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The Portuguese winger, signed for £54 million from Wolves in August 2024, has five goals and three assists in 23 league games by early February 2026, ranking fourth in Chelsea scoring yet drawing ire for not delivering enough from the right flank. Daily Mail's Kieran Gill defended him, pointing to key contributions like setting up a penalty in a 3-1 win at Wolves, strong links with Cole Palmer, and tireless tracking back under manager Liam Rosenior. As summer approaches, Chelsea might consider bids or keep Neto to mentor young stars like Geovany Quenda and Estevao Willian, with his contract secure until 2031.

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Pedro Neto joined Chelsea with big promise, but after clips of him gesturing for the ball, fans online turned up the heat, calling him selfish while a journalist pushes back hard.

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Interim manager Michael Carrick has no plans to recall Rashford from his season-long loan at Barcelona, even after the 28-year-old's 10 goals in 34 appearances and recent starts in La Liga. United, focusing on a squad rebuild after selling Garnacho and loaning out Sancho, lost interest following Rashford's fallout with ex-coach Ruben Amorim last preseason. Barcelona holds a £26 million buy option tied to their March 15 presidential election, while Rashford—contracted at United until 2028—reportedly sees a Premier League return as a step backward, per unconfirmed sources.

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Marcus Rashford has found his scoring touch at Barcelona, but back at Old Trafford, no one is dialing his number for a return.

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Garnacho joined Chelsea from Manchester United for £40 million in summer 2025 after a fallout with his former manager. In 16 Premier League appearances, he's scored one goal and provided three assists but struggled with inconsistency, like losing the ball 12 times in a halftime sub against West Ham. Cole, praising his super talent as a modern wing forward, suggests technical tweaks, better positioning, maturity, and tough love on defense to unlock his full ability. Fans reacted with a mix of excitement and skepticism to Cole's enthusiastic offer.

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Chelsea legend Joe Cole wants to personally guide young winger Alejandro Garnacho, spotting sky-high potential amid his rocky start at the club.

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The ex-76ers wing, drafted in 2010 from Ohio State, posted on Thursday that he's never seen anyone become an expert in a field they weren't good at, comparing non-player analysts to hiring an obese trainer. Replies poured in from both sides: ex-players like Public Enemy's Chuck D argued pros have an irreplaceable feel for the game, while defenders highlighted analysts' sourcing, rules knowledge like the CBA, and successes like coaches without elite playing careers. The exchange revealed a familiar tension in hoops talk, distinguishing on-court instinct from analysis and relationships.

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Evan Turner, a former NBA second overall pick, wondered aloud how reporters who never played beyond high school can call themselves basketball experts. He tagged ESPN's Shams Charania and asked for their path to credibility.

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Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro put Chelsea ahead early, but backline mistakes let Leeds equalize, prompting fans to dub it a 'disasterclass.' Barcelona fueled the fun on February 11 with a clip of their defender blocking a shot, captioned like Gandalf, which fans repurposed with Chelsea's leaky moments from that game and beyond. Chelsea hit back hours later with gritty training pics of blonde-haired Palmer sprinting in the cold and Reece James returning to the pitch, signaling their resolve ahead of the next Premier League match.

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Chelsea led 2-0 at home against Leeds on February 10, only for defensive errors to hand rivals a 2-2 draw—and perfect ammo for Barcelona's cheeky 'You shall not pass' post.

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During Brentford's home match against West Ham on February 14, Mbeumo hit a top speed of 34.37 km/h on his 32nd high-intensity sprint of the game, beating Traoré who had entered around the 90th minute. The Premier League's official clip of the recovery race drew fans debating Mbeumo's stamina versus Traoré's positioning and pace. While Brentford's top scorer showed tireless tracking, West Ham—18th in the table—hopes Traoré's power can aid their relegation fight, with the moment highlighting the league's brutal speed demands.

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In the 91st minute, Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo—after 90 grueling minutes—sprinted past West Ham's just-subbed Adama Traoré, turning a tense counter into instant highlight-reel drama.

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Manchester United fans are debating starting Matheus Cunha, Benjamin Sesko, and Bryan Mbeumo in the front three over Amad Diallo following a draw against West Ham. Critics highlight Diallo's lack of efficiency in scoring and creating chances, including a late-game pass to Sesko instead of shooting, while supporters note his 2 goals and 2 assists in 15 Premier League games under manager Ruben Amorim. The discussion references Mbeumo's recent assist and Sesko and Mbeumo's four goal contributions each in their last five appearances.

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Kilmarnock came from behind to beat St Mirren 4-3 in a seven-goal Scottish Premiership thriller on Wednesday. Arsenal loanee John-Jules scored three times—via overhead kick, rebound, and cool finish—after St Mirren's Killian Phillips opened with a backheel and added a second. Greg Kiltie equalized for Killie before John-Jules took over, securing three vital points that lift Kilmarnock to 23 points, level with St Mirren and just three shy of safety in the relegation fight.

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Tyreece John-Jules turned the night upside down with a stunning first-half hat-trick, including an overhead kick that had 4,892 fans erupting at Rugby Park.

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User @fwdaniels shared screenshots of The Last Kingdom and Barbarians, calling both perfect shows and suggesting The Last Kingdom tops Vikings, sparking thousands of likes and heated replies. Vikings fans defended Ragnar Lothbrok's epic raids and early seasons, while Last Kingdom supporters praised Alexander Dreymon's Uhtred, tighter plots, and consistent quality across five seasons plus a 2023 film. Both series hold 8.5/10 IMDb ratings and strong Rotten Tomatoes scores, fueling endless comparisons over historical grit, battles, and character depth.

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A simple post praising Netflix's The Last Kingdom over History Channel's Vikings split fans into passionate teams, reigniting a classic showdown between Uhtred and Ragnar.

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The pandemic began with a man in Wuhan, China, and went on to claim over 7 million lives worldwide, with excess deaths likely far higher. It disrupted economies, education, and daily life, while vaccines later helped control its spread. Reflections highlight a warped sense of time—days blending into routines, milestones lost, and grief still fresh for those facing long COVID or personal losses. Debates linger on origins and early responses, though science leaves the source unresolved.

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Patient zero fell ill on December 1, 2019, launching a virus that reshaped the world. Looking back, many feel those years slipped by in a blur of lockdowns and isolation.

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The Tangerines confirmed the permanent transfer of the 23-year-old Swedish striker, signed for free last summer, to Sandefjord for around £700,000 plus add-ons. Manager Jim Goodwin once praised his 6ft 4in frame for Scottish football, yet Möller scored just once in 20 appearances amid injury and stiff competition from Max Watters and Zak Sapsford. Fans reacted with shock and jokes like 'Selling Moller for £750,000 wasn't on my Thursday morning bingo card,' seeing it as smart business under owner Mark Ogren's trading model to fund squad changes.

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Nikolaj Möller arrived at Tannadice with Zlatan-like promise, but after one quiet goal and a bench role, he's off to Norway with a hefty profit for Dundee United.

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Kilmarnock came from behind to beat St Mirren 4-3 in a seven-goal Scottish Premiership thriller on Wednesday. Arsenal loanee John-Jules scored three times—via overhead kick, rebound, and cool finish—after St Mirren's Killian Phillips opened with a backheel and added a second. Greg Kiltie equalized for Killie before John-Jules took over, securing three vital points that lift Kilmarnock to 23 points, level with St Mirren and just three shy of safety in the relegation fight.

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Tyreece John-Jules turned the night upside down with a stunning first-half hat-trick, including an overhead kick that had 4,892 fans erupting at Rugby Park.

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