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Oludamola retweeted
Yaxel Lendeborg says his job is to make sure Steph Curry’s greatness doesn’t go to waste.
“I caught myself shaking my head, like, wow, a couple times…Once he got out of the game, it’s like this is my opportunity to help him out, help (make) his greatness worthwhile.”
(Via @DannyEmerman )
Oludamola retweeted
30 put on a show ‼️
Stephen Curry has tied LeBron James for the most 40-point games after turning 35 years old in NBA history.
Oludamola retweeted
I want to talk about the emotion called shame but I don't quite have the words yet. It's such a strong one that can show up in different ways. Maybe when I have the words...
Oludamola retweeted
I don't blame Messi for missing the Ballon d'Or to watch this kids play cause wtf was that goal? 🥶
Is he really under 14?
Oludamola retweeted
🐐 | Numbers don't lie
We've ranked the entire field of #BallondOr nominees according to the Sofascore Rating 📊
The gap at the top... 👀
Oludamola retweeted
He was such a bum as weirdo for this statement and it fills me with immense joy that he had a front row seat to Kane winning it
Lamine Yamal appears to take aim at Harry Kane in his most recent statements about the Ballon d'Or: "I think the Ballon d'Or should go to the best player in the world, period. Not to a player who's scored 80 goals, because when you score 80 goals, you get the 'top scorer' award for that. These are very different things that people aren't understanding. The best player in the world is the one that, as a commentator, you’re watching a game and enjoying - you see him and think, ‘He’s a player who is very different from everyone else.’. - When the award goes to the best, not the one who scores the most goals or the one who has won the most titles, then it will regain its true value." [@MPlusDeportes]
Ok. This whole celebration is amazing. Love it for Harry.
73 balls. London. One golden moment.
We drove the balls representing Harry Kane’s goals for club and country to London, gifting them to former teammates, people from his hometown, and the places that shaped his journey – from the streets where he grew up to his former clubs, as well as the heart of London City.
All leading up to one golden moment last night.
Harry, we’re incredibly proud of you. Here’s to everything we’ve achieved together – and everything still to come. ❤️🤍




































