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Elon Musk replied to a post about Robert 'Roberta' Dorgan, a transgender ice hockey player in Rhode Island who committed a mass shooting and had a large Nazi tattoo on his bicep, stating 'Make Asylums Great Again!' The phrase sparked widespread discussion on X about reinstating insane asylums in the United States to address mental health issues and street safety.

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Cesc Fàbregas's Como knocked out Serie A champions Napoli 7-6 on penalties after a 1-1 extra-time thriller at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, reaching the Coppa Italia semifinals for the first time in 40 years. Martin Baturina scored from the spot for Como, matched by Napoli's young Antonio Vergara, before Como held firm—Romelu Lukaku blazed over and Butez saved Stanislav Lobotka's kick. Fàbregas, Como's coach since July 2024, has the club flying high at sixth in Serie A after promotion from Serie B, now facing Inter Milan in the semis.

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Como's keeper Jean Butez plunged low to deny Napoli's decider, igniting wild cheers from the traveling fans as underdogs triumphed in penalty agony.

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Representatives of 23-year-old Nottingham Forest center-back Murillo are evaluating potential transfers to Chelsea and Liverpool. Chelsea and Liverpool have conducted significant groundwork and considered bids last summer. Multiple reports confirm strong interest from these Premier League clubs, valuing Murillo at around €57.5 million.

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In his first season with Liverpool, the 22-year-old German playmaker leads all summer signings with 44 chances created, ranking second overall from open play at 41 and fourth in Europe's top five leagues with 66 total. Even Sunderland manager Régis Le Bris called him 'a problem, probably one of the best now in the Premier League,' while fans raved and Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard said he'd have loved to play alongside his world-class talent. Despite some debate over his four goals and two assists so far, Wirtz's vision in tight spaces stands out as Liverpool chase silverware.

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On a rainy night at Sunderland's Stadium of Light, Florian Wirtz lit up the pitch, earning player of the match in Liverpool's gritty 1-0 FA Cup win.

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Founded in 2013 by Stewart Selby with help from Carl Fearn and Joe White, Gay Gooners has grown to over 1,000 members as England's largest LGBTQ+ Arsenal fan group, offering safe spaces for matches, Pride marches, and anti-homophobia efforts. The club's Monday post highlighted this milestone and their long support through campaigns like Rainbow Laces, yet drew memes and debates as 'Gooner'—once just a proud fan term—now mocks prolonged online masturbation sessions in Gen Z lingo. Replies mixed humor, calls to refocus on football, homophobic jabs met with defenses stressing the need for visibility, and laments over the slang shift tainting fan identity.

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Arsenal celebrated 13 years of their pioneering LGBTQ+ supporters group, but the post collided with modern slang turning 'Gooner' into an awkward punchline.

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Sunderland beat Championship side Oxford United 1-0 in the FA Cup fourth round, thanks to Diarra's 32nd-minute spot-kick after Christ Makosso's challenge on Dennis Cirkin—a call that irked Oxford with no VAR available. Manager Régis Le Bris fielded a strong lineup including Nordi Mukiele, Lutsharel Geertruida, and captain Luke O'Nien, while Oxford made nine changes but faded after a bright start. Heavy rain tested the pitch, but the game went ahead, with Sunderland's solid defense and Oxford keeper Matt Ingram's saves keeping it close until the end.

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In pouring rain at Kassam Stadium, Habib Diarra stayed ice-cool to bury a debated penalty, sending Sunderland through for the first time since 2015.

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WhoScored ranked Vidic highest among centre-backs with at least 100 Premier League appearances since 2009/10, giving him a 7.43 average rating from over 200 actions like tackles and clearances. Virgil van Dijk follows at 7.22, with Laurent Koscielny and Nicolas Otamendi tied at 7.21. Fans celebrated surprises like Brede Hangeland at 10th and Michael Dawson at 6th, while questioning omissions of Rio Ferdinand and John Terry, and poking fun at Richard Dunne's own-goal record.

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Nemanja Vidic's no-nonsense defending has landed him the top spot in WhoScored's historical ratings, sparking joyful cheers from Manchester United fans and sharp pushback from Liverpool supporters.

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The Pakistan-born USA fast bowler, recovering from a groin injury, shared the Instagram story during team preparations for today's must-win Group A match against the Netherlands at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. Dhoni fans celebrated the tribute to their idol's legacy at the Chennai Super Kings fortress, where he led the team to five IPL titles since 2008, while some rivals mocked the hype with sarcastic jabs. With USA sitting third in the group, Khan's pace could help them echo their 2024 upset over Pakistan, though the yellow-clad crowd will back the home spin-friendly pitch.

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Ali Khan snapped a nighttime view of Chepauk's floodlit stands and posted it with 'Thala's Home'—a heartfelt nod to MS Dhoni that had fans buzzing.

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New York Post's Stefan Bondy vented frustration on X about influencers dominating access at the event, calling it the NBA's new way. Veteran Darren Rovell countered that younger fans love the casual content, dismissing complaints as out of touch. Bondy fired back labeling Rovell a 'grifter and failed journalist,' sparking a heated exchange and divided reactions that highlight tensions between traditional beat writers and the league's push for digital creators to reach Gen Z.

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At NBA Cup media day, a reporter watched influencers snag player time with jersey photos and quirky questions like NFL trivia and Christmas gifts.

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In a post that drew over 37,000 likes, the Monty Python star said disapproval of practices like female genital mutilation targets culture, not race, and compared it to their 1979 film Life of Brian, which satirized Christianity without backlash. Supporters like Laurence Fox and a Telegraph column praised his call to reject the term 'Islamophobia,' citing UK laws that protect religious criticism, while others noted FGM's pre-Islamic roots in some communities. The remarks fuel ongoing UK talks on defining anti-Muslim hatred amid free speech concerns and rising incidents.

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John Cleese took to X with a sharp reminder: criticizing Islam isn't racism or phobia—it's just skepticism, like Monty Python's old jabs at Christianity.

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Posts on X highlight users reading AO3 fanfiction, including Jayce/Viktor from League of Legends and Dan/Amy from Veep, during United Nations Security Council sessions. Multiple users share personal anecdotes of reading smut or fanfiction at the UN, Model UN conferences, or on UN wifi.

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Across three years starting in 2023, Brunson averaged 24.0 points against Cleveland, 29.3 versus Miami, 35.5 against Philadelphia, 31.1 over Indiana, 31.5 on Detroit, 26.0 facing Boston, and 30.7 in the conference finals against Indiana. He holds a 29.9 PPG average in 42 playoff games as a Knick, often stepping up amid injuries. As the Knicks sit third in the East at 35-20 but hit a recent rough patch, fans point to his consistency to counter doubters like ESPN's Vince Goodwill.

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Jalen Brunson has led both teams in scoring for seven straight playoff series since joining the Knicks—a feat verified by Basketball-Reference stats.

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The world premiere on February 2 featured baritone Georg Nigl as the braggart King-President, an inflatable colossus in a diaper, golden crown, and necktie, ruling a gaudy Oval Office with adjutants mimicking Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Composed by Olga Neuwirth with a libretto by Nobel winner Elfriede Jelinek and directed by Tobias Kratzer, the show draws from Alfred Jarry's 1896 'Ubu Roi' and mixes orchestral music, rock guitars, and visuals like pole-dancing Disney princesses and a nuclear beast devouring the tyrant. Creators called the Trump likeness a metaphor turned real, while reviews praised bold spectacle despite uneven vocals; the production sparked U.S. debates on global views of America, with its six-show run ending February 19.

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Picture a towering, diapered Donald Trump battling monsters on stage—it's the wild core of a new opera blending satire, horror, and politics at Germany's Hamburg State Opera.

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On his SiriusXM show, Hall of Fame host Russo blasted Utah Jazz coach Will Hardy for benching Jaren Jackson Jr. and Lauri Markkanen in the fourth quarter of a February 7 loss to Orlando, despite a 17-point lead. Jackson, in his Jazz debut after a trade from Memphis and earning $35 million this season, fueled Russo's fury over players sitting for load management. Russo shared his own grit—hosting a show in 2017 with a 104-degree fever from a ruptured appendix before collapsing—while fans praised the clip as peak sports radio, though some defended team-driven rest strategies.

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With Bruce Springsteen's 'Badlands' blasting, Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo tore into the NBA for resting stars like Jaren Jackson Jr. during a big lead.

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Jonathan Cohen alleges Bord deceived him into a £3 million investment for a 10% stake in Córdoba on April 1, 2024, by calling the club debt-free, then held his $6 million bitcoin 'hostage.' The Nevada suit accuses Bord of fraud and seeks punitive damages, drawing scrutiny to his £32.5 million bid for the Championship club mired in administration since October 2025. Sheffield Wednesday sit bottom with -7 points after an 18-point deduction, losing £1 million monthly; EFL rules could block Bord if judgments arise, while fans worry and administrators eye backups.

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James Bord, the front-runner to rescue Sheffield Wednesday, now battles a lawsuit from a poker pro friend who claims he hid $23 million in debt at Spanish club Córdoba CF.

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Inter Milan overcame a controversial red card to 10-man Juventus, storming back for a 3-2 win with goals from an own goal by Andrea Cambiaso, Pio Esposito, and Zielinski's 90+1 thunderbolt—his first Serie A strike this season. The flashpoint came when Juventus defender Pierre Kalulu received a second yellow for a handball on Alessandro Bastoni, a call Serie A referee chief Gianluca Rocchi later called a 'clear error' that couldn't be VAR-reviewed due to simulation protocols. Juventus equalized twice through Cambiaso and Manuel Locatelli but fell short, dropping to fifth on 37 points while Inter surged to 48 and an eight-point lead at the top.

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Piotr Zielinski unleashed a stoppage-time rocket at San Siro, sending Inter fans into ecstasy and clinching a vital three points in the classic rivalry clash.

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Middlesbrough beat Sheffield United 2-1 on Monday night, with goals from Tommy Conway and Riley McGree putting them two points clear at the top of the Championship. Sheffield pulled one back via Patrick Bamford's header, but played with 10 men after debutant Joe Rothwell's red card for a reckless studs-up challenge. Manager Kim Hellberg, appointed in late November, has boosted their attack and defense, lifting Boro to 61 points from 31 games ahead of a huge clash with second-placed Coventry next week.

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Tommy Conway struck first with a clinical finish, then Riley McGree curled in a beauty, sending the traveling Boro fans into roars at Bramall Lane.

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A fan interrupted a TV interview with NASCAR driver Daniel Suarez on pit road after the Daytona 500 by approaching him while he was speaking in Spanish, touching his shoulder, and making an offensive remark. The incident involved unauthorized access to pit road post-race.

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Fans capture jaw-dropping photos and videos of venues like Villa Park, the Etihad, Molineux, and Tannadice glowing under the lights during key matches, including Aston Villa vs. Brighton and Crystal Palace vs. Burnley at 7:30pm GMT. Championship clashes like Charlton vs. Stoke and Scottish games at Celtic Park add to the spectacle, with rain-slicked pitches and foggy nights heightening the drama. Supporters from Wolverhampton, Dundee United, Nottingham Forest, and even Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr share panoramic views, tense warm-ups, and chants like 'UTV' and 'Haway the Lads,' celebrating the timeless thrill of midweek football.

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Misty evenings and blazing floodlights turn packed stadiums into magical scenes, with fans chanting and sharing the electric buzz from Premier League pitches to Scottish grounds.

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Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai selected Real Madrid's Fede Valverde over Matheus Cunha, Vitinha, Martin Odegaard, and Frenkie de Jong, and chose Luka Modric over Gennaro Gattuso, Andrea Pirlo, and Andres Iniesta. The interview clip was shared by Anything Liverpool and Madrid Universal.

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Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai selected Real Madrid's Fede Valverde over Matheus Cunha, Vitinha, Martin Odegaard, and Frenkie de Jong, and chose Luka Modric over Gennaro Gattuso, Andrea Pirlo, and Andres Iniesta. The interview clip was shared by Anything Liverpool and Madrid Universal.

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