Sutton’s remarks regarding “the other mob” caused outrage among Rangers fans, particularly as his side are nine points adrift from league leaders this season.
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Beale: It’s embarrassing
Michael Beale laments Rangers’ need to wait in order to regain their Champions League spot. Their opponents at PSV ended their run of Champions League participation after defeating them 4-1 last Thursday evening, dealing a devastating blow for Michael and his side.
Beale faced an eventful match that left him reeling with many unanswered questions and left no shortage of explanations to provide for what transpired.
The Maysleses’ intimate approach to Grey Gardens (Gimme Shelter, Meet Marlon Brando and With Love From Truman) showcases their unmatched brilliance as portraitists; active participants in their subjects’ florid self-presentations. Their camera never leaves Miss Beale’s crumbling ruin home with cats and fleas that serves as her stage; she lives here as she has done since birth – in a world all her own where truth may lie within the form of metaphors.
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Sakala: It’s embarrassing
Fashion Sakala was an active participant off the field during Sunday’s Viaplay League Cup final, while his teammates did all of the talking on it. The Light Blues outwitted The Rangers at Hampden to win their inaugural trophy of this season under Ange Postecoglou and third of his tenure, leaving their Scottish Cup rivals feeling embarrassed.
Kabazo Chanda of the High Court said that Justice Sakala’s refusal to greet PF leader Michael Sata was embarrassing, divisive and legally unprofessional in terms of both his position and legal precedents. Chanda stated that neither Justice Silungwe nor Matthew Ngulube would have behaved the way Sakala did.
Sakala may have been pandering to his fans during his cup final press conference, but that could backfire should Rangers win it all. His comments may only serve to motivate Ibrox side further ahead of their clash against Killie on Sunday. Zambian attacker has been one of the key figures under Michael Beale for Rangers; his relentless pressing forced Serge Aurier into one of the strangest own goals ever seen!
Boyd: It’s embarrassing
Four years later, Boyd has transformed himself into an evangelical prison preacher and found Ava, now working at his bar. Ava chastises Boyd for leaving an envelope at her shed which contains documents related to an Oxy clinic shootout he knows nothing about; when Boyd visits Limehouse he learns of this event but only because they bank money together.
Boyd then met Shelby who gave him information on Last Chance Salvation Church. Shelby believed they might be helping people but Boyd believed otherwise; instead he believes they are using Last Chance Salvation to hurt drug operations. After finding Devil’s phone number, Boyd called Tanner Dodd at Audrey’s bar; trying to recruit him into their scheme but Dodd refused their recruitment attempt.
Postecoglou: It’s embarrassing
Postecoglou endured an initially turbulent coaching career. His title wins with South Melbourne and Brisbane Roar helped cement him as an outstanding manager before the Socceroos job became available to him in 2014. He went on to guide Australia all the way to World Cup 2014 before departing Australia for Japan Yokohama Marinos in 2016.
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Daniel Levy gave Paulinho an overwhelming vote of confidence when he signed him to Spurs on a four-year contract, and since his arrival he has not only hit the ground running but also delivered improved results.
Postecoglou incorporates his full backs into everything they do, from playing a high defensive line to having them assist as full backs or wingers when needed – something which would suit Tottenham well. Hugo Lloris and Fraser Forster could fit this mold well; Dejan Kulusevski may also thrive under Postecoglou’s system by serving either as full back or winger; perhaps he could even function well as second centre-back like Tom Rogic and David Turnbull did while at Celtic.
