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The Scotland captain revealed Tottenham held discussions with both clubs in January, but he chose to stay at Anfield, insisting he's always been committed. Turning 32 soon, Robertson accepts his shifting role behind younger Milos Kerkez while praising his nine years at Liverpool, where he's won major trophies. Contract talks with club leaders stay private, but he made clear his focus: winning more silverware with the Reds as his deal nears its end.

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After scoring and assisting in Liverpool's FA Cup win, Andy Robertson sat down to set the record straight on transfer talk that had fans on edge.

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Monica Crowley stated that President Trump's tariffs generated nearly $270 billion in revenue for the federal government.

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Dublin Zoo offered free entry for 'mams' with a full-price ticket ahead of Mother's Day on March 15, part of a St. Patrick's event with family activities and animal mom talks. The promo featured Patrice in drag as the over-the-top Irish mammy stereotype, sparking outrage from figures like restaurateur Paul Treyvaud, who called it a 'national disgrace' and urged boycotts. Critics argued it mocked real mothers on their day, while a few defended it as harmless comedy; the zoo has not responded.

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Comedian James Patrice posed as his sassy 'Malahide Mammy' character amid zoo giraffes for a Mother's Day deal, but many Irish families saw it as a direct insult to biological mothers.

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Dublin Zoo offered free entry for 'mams' with a full-price ticket ahead of Mother's Day on March 15, part of a St. Patrick's event with family activities and animal mom talks. The promo featured Patrice in drag as the over-the-top Irish mammy stereotype, sparking outrage from figures like restaurateur Paul Treyvaud, who called it a 'national disgrace' and urged boycotts. Critics argued it mocked real mothers on their day, while a few defended it as harmless comedy; the zoo has not responded.

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Comedian James Patrice posed as his sassy 'Malahide Mammy' character amid zoo giraffes for a Mother's Day deal, but many Irish families saw it as a direct insult to biological mothers.

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Nigerian striker Gift Orban, on loan at Hellas Verona from Hoffenheim, received a straight red card from referee Luca Pairetto for protesting a non-call during their 2-1 loss to Parma. Orban later posted on X that as a Black player in Italy, he feels treated differently and called for fairness on the pitch; Verona protested by skipping media duties. The incident followed Juventus' Pierre Kalulu's controversial second yellow for a dive the day before, with Serie A referee chief Gianluca Rocchi apologizing for that error but silent so far on Orban's case amid fan debates over inconsistency.

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Just 11 minutes into the match, Gift Orban raised his arms in frustration toward the referee—and suddenly Verona were down to 10 men for nearly 80 grueling minutes.

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The former NFL punter turned ESPN star spotlighted Penn State's wrestling team as unstoppable favorites for a fifth straight NCAA title at the March 19-21 championships in Cleveland's Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Fresh off dominating the Big Ten with seven individual champs and 184 points, all 10 Nittany Lions qualified as nationals, snagging seven No. 1 seeds including Luke Lilledahl at 125 pounds and PJ Duke at 157. Coach Cael Sanderson keeps it grounded as 'business as usual,' while wrestler Lilledahl aims boldly for 10 NCAA champions amid record-breaking potential.

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Pat McAfee lit up his show with 'Meat on Mat Madness,' replaying Penn State's crushing clips and calling them legendary just before nationals hit Cleveland.

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Ahead of Sunday's Premier League game against Tottenham at Anfield, Slot praised the academy winger—born in 2008 and wearing No. 73—for earning more minutes after impressing as a substitute, including man-of-the-match in last week's FA Cup win over Wolves. He could start in one of Liverpool's next three matches: Tottenham on March 15, Galatasaray in the Champions League on March 18, or Brighton on March 21. Slot plans caution to prevent stress fractures common in young players like Jayden Danns, building on Ngumoha's 18 senior appearances, one goal, and England U19 caps this season.

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Seventeen-year-old Rio Ngumoha has caught Arne Slot's eye with his speed and flair off the bench. Now, the Liverpool boss sees him ready for a starting spot amid a packed schedule.

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Goldman Sachs economist Farouk Soussa warns that Qatar and Kuwait face 14% GDP drops this year if the ongoing Iran war keeps the Strait of Hormuz closed for two months, as these nations lack bypass pipelines unlike Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which could see 3-5% declines. The strait, vital for 20% of global oil and LNG trade, has seen near-zero traffic since early March after Iran mined it and attacked tankers in response to U.S. and Israeli strikes on February 28. Oil output has plunged across the Gulf, Brent crude hit $126 before settling near $100, and cash-strapped states may tap massive sovereign wealth funds or gold reserves to weather shortages and high import costs.

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A two-month blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could devastate Qatar and Kuwait's economies, with Goldman Sachs projecting 14% GDP contractions—the Gulf's worst since the early 1990s.

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The force denied a Freedom of Information request from the Scottish Daily Express for grouped crime totals at five hotels, including the Muthu Glasgow River in Erskine and the Cladhan in Falkirk. They cited heightened community tensions around asylum housing, saying release could lead to violence against officers, residents, and others—even if protests stem from outsiders. Past incidents like a Falkirk rape by former Cladhan resident Sadeq Nikzad and charges against another fueled 2025 protests and arrests at the sites. Critics like Scottish Conservative Liam Kerr called it secrecy, while others drew parallels to old cover-ups.

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Police Scotland turned down a request for crime stats at hotels housing asylum seekers, worried the numbers could fuel protests and harm.

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Spurs right-back Pedro Porro urged full commitment ahead of Wednesday's Champions League last-16 second leg against Atlético Madrid, insisting belief can turn the 5-2 deficit around at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Despite a winless Premier League run in 2026 and sitting 16th, Porro highlighted their unbeaten European streak over nearly 20 matches and dismissed rumors of a Spain return to focus on the fight. He praised teammate Cristian Romero's leadership, earning fan praise as a true believer who cares deeply.

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Trailing 5-2 after a nightmare first leg, Tottenham's Pedro Porro drew a line in the sand: 'Whoever doesn't believe, stay in Madrid.' His words aim to ignite the team at home.

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Wales beat Italy 31-17 on Super Saturday, securing their first Six Nations victory since 2023 with tries from Aaron Wainwright (twice), Dewi Lake, and Dan Edwards, who added four conversions and a penalty. The young squad raced to a 31-7 halftime lead under interim coach Steve Tandy, holding off a second-half fightback. Prince William joined dignitaries in the royal box, belting out the national anthem 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau' amid thunderous crowd cheers, while fans celebrated the end of a brutal 15-match losing streak.

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After 1,099 days of heartbreak, Wales exploded for a bonus-point win in Cardiff, with the Principality Stadium shaking under a sea of red flags and roaring fans.

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Flint Town United thrashed Bangor City 1876 5-1 in the JD Welsh Cup semi-final at Llandudno's Go Goodwins Stadium, with goals from Darren Stephenson, Elliott Reeves (brace), Mickey Burke, and Ben Woollam. The Cymru Premier side dominated from the start, leading 3-0 at halftime against the tier-three leaders. Captain Harry Owen said the team is 'buzzing' for the final on April 12 at Rodney Parade, awaiting Caernarfon Town or Rhyl 1879.

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Players piled into massive huddles on the pitch as fans erupted in joy, celebrating Flint's first Welsh Cup final trip since 1954.

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