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Adidas made a mini spy movie out of football boots: red Predator vs yellow F50 — and the “reds” have a council of elders

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Nevin Lasanis
21/01/26

If you thought boot ads were always “close-up of the sole + smoke + slow motion,” Adidas chose a different route. They staged a war of colors: red Predator versus yellow F50. And they framed it like this isn’t just a footwear line, but two camps with ideology. The faces of the campaign are also sp...


NBA All-Star Game 2026 Decides to Pretend It’s a Sport: USA vs World, and LeBron Isn’t Starting

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Nevin Lasanis
21/01/26

The NBA finally seems to have looked the All-Star Game in the eye and said out loud what we all already knew: 48 minutes of “let’s just shoot around” doesn’t sell as an event anymore. So in 2026 they re-tailored the show into “USA vs the World” — and made it shorter, meaner, and closer to a tourname...


Revenge is off. The Warriors routed Miami — and in the same win lost Butler for the rest of the season

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Nevin Lasanis
21/01/26

The 135–112 game was supposed to look like a neat full stop to an old story: Jimmy Butler against the Heat, exes, emotions, “here you go.” Instead, it turned into something else — the win stayed in the books, but the defining image of the night was Butler on the floor, clutching his right knee and u...


Brooklyn Beckham broke the “family filter”: publicly accused his parents of undermining his marriage — and asked them to communicate through lawyers

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Nevin Lasanis
21/01/26

Some families argue quietly. And then there are families that have lived for decades as a media project — which is exactly why any crack sounds louder than it should. Brooklyn Beckham (the eldest son of David and Victoria) posted a long statement about his conflict with his parents and about how,...


When a prosecutor’s office shows up in a footballer’s news cycle, it’s no longer “just noise.” The Lucas Hernandez story

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Nevin Lasanis
21/01/26

Some topics in the sports feed sound like a siren. And the words “human trafficking” next to the name of a PSG defender are exactly that kind of alarm. In France, an investigation has been opened into Lucas Hernandez and his partner, Viktoriya Triay, after a complaint from a Colombian family who w...


Whistled? Here’s six. Real thrashed Monaco 6:1 and looked like they’d finally been allowed to breathe

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Nevin Lasanis
21/01/26

Sometimes football is a simple thing. You get booed before the match? You answer in a way that turns the whistling into applause and a soft “well, okay…” That’s exactly what Real did: 6:1 at home against Monaco — no chances, no “almost,” no sense that Madrid had to suffer for the result. And yes...


A house in Miami, a “trade is imminent,” no silence in sight — and Morant shows up in a Memphis jersey, puts up 24+13 and… celebrates with a bazooka

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Salid Martik
19/01/26

The NBA sometimes feels like a TV series where the writers can’t hold a pause. You barely get used to one storyline — and there’s already a new one. With Ja Morant it’s basically a classic: trade rumors live almost as steadily as his highlights. People said all sorts of things — up to “he won’t pl...


Füllkrug got a “bad welcome” in Italy: while he was at training, €500,000 worth of watches vanished from his safe

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Salid Martik
17/01/26

Footballers usually have two main headaches: how to fit into the team and how not to get dropped from the starting XI. For Niclas Füllkrug in Italy, a third one has suddenly appeared — how to live at all when your safe gets cracked open while you simply went to training. According to Football Ital...


The cruelest sports news is when it isn’t about sport at all: Joshua was in a car crash in Nigeria; two from his team died

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Nevin Lasanis
06/01/26

There are headlines you read—and your brain freezes for a second. Because you expect a scoreline, a contract, a fight announcement. And instead you get: a crash, a hospital, deaths. December 29, 2025 in Nigeria, Anthony Joshua was involved in a road accident—people from his closest circle were in...


“Snow once every five years — and non-league turns into a movie”: postponements, a time machine, and fans with shovels

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Salid Martik
06/01/26

Snow in England is almost mythical. Kind of like “a quiet week with no football scandals”: you hear it happens somewhere, just not often, and not for long. And when the white cover stays untouched for even a couple of days, Brits switch into “must capture the beauty” mode — preferably with their f...