Posted in: Attendance and ticket records keep growing at 2023 Women's World Cup See in context
FIFA 2023 Women's World Cup festivities contain far-reaching emancipatory content for the well being of the girl child across all continents.
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Posted in: Kishida sends offering to Yasukuni shrine on WWII anniversary See in context
Peace is precious for the well being of humankind and Planet Earth. Long live peace.
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Posted in: Djokovic and Alcaraz set to meet again in group stage of Davis Cup Finals See in context
Wishing the participants and fans at the Group Stage of the Davis Cup finals exciting moments of top class tennis.
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Posted in: Spain 'goosebumps' on eve of Women's World Cup semifinal See in context
Skill, technique, speed, stamina, and hunger - they have it all. Wishing footballers and fans of La Roja and Blågult exciting semi-finals.
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Posted in: Man Utd punish wasteful Wolves for winning Premier League start See in context
Wolves are a dangerous side in their own den. Lucky Man Utd escaped with three points by the skin of their teeth. Portugal international young Fabio Silva has gathered rich experience from his loan stints at Anderlecht and PSV.
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Posted in: Australian Women's World Cup exploits will leave legacy, coach says See in context
Australian women and men are passionate about sports. Be it football, cricket, hockey, and rugby, the Aussies search for challenges and embrace them wholeheartedly.
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Posted in: Chelsea draws 1-1 with Liverpool in high-octane Premier League opener See in context
Gaffers Mauricio Pochettino, Jurgen Klopp, Angel Postecoglou, and Thomas Frank are all competent readers of the game. Those managers and their support staff will motivate their men to aim for a spot in the CL.
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Posted in: Saka sparkles as Arsenal opens EPL season with win; Newcastle dismantles Villa See in context
Great start. Englishmen Eddie Nketiah and Bukayo Saka are bringing joy to the Gunners and to their legion of admirers worldwide. Well played Arsenal.
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Posted in: Final four: A look at Women's World Cup semifinalists See in context
The Matildas, the Lionesses, the Blagult, and La Roja are well-matched. They give nothing away. In some areas they display better temperament than men footballers. All the best to the four semifinalists.
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Posted in: England captain Harry Kane leaves Tottenham for Bayern Munich in search for trophies See in context
German Bundesliga is a tough competition. England Lion Harry Kane will be thoroughly tested by the tough tackling defenders in German top clubs. All the best to the ace England and Tottenham goal poacher.
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Posted in: England beats Colombia to advance to Women's World Cup semifinals See in context
Las Chicas Superpoderosas from Colombia are good fighters. They kept the Lionesses and their fans on their toes till the final whistle. Looking forward to the semis between Lionesses against the Kangaroos in their own den.
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Posted in: Australia edges France on penalty kicks to reach Women's World Cup semifinals See in context
Fantastic advertisement for Women's football. Matildas and Les Bleues fought tooth and nail till the very end. Hearty congratulations to both sides.
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Posted in: Japan coach tells team to 'be proud' after World Cup exit See in context
Tremendous impact for the liberation, emancipation, and empowerment of the girl child. Parents and grandparents in Asia are entertaining positive dreams for their girls. Nadeshiko Japan footballers are inspiring the girl child across Asia to aim high.
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Posted in: Good sports See in context
Footballers and fans of Nadeshiko Japan and those of the Blue Samurais leave behind good memories of their all round display as dignified citizens of the Planet. May their tribe increase.
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Posted in: Sweden stakes claim as Women's World Cup favorite by stopping Japan 2-1 in quarterfinals See in context
Nadeshiko Japan are a work in progress. Their best is yet to come. Thanks for the wonderful moments. All the best for 2027 and beyond. Congratulations to Sweden.
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Posted in: Hinata Miyazawa's 5 goals in Women's World Cup lead Japan into quarterfinals against Sweden See in context
For club and country, services of the goal scoring Hinata Miyazawa will be in demand in the ongoing decade and beyond.
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Posted in: Spain reach World Cup semi-finals for first time, Japan or Sweden await See in context
La Roja are peaking at the right time. Well played Spain.
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Posted in: Japan's crown prince, princess to officially visit Vietnam in Sept See in context
Bon Voyage. Bridge-building is an act in worldmaking. Wishing Prince Fumihito and Princess Kiko a meaningful mission with their hosts in Vietnam.
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Posted in: Japan and Sweden brace for ultimate clash of styles at World Cup See in context
Good going so far. Wishing footballers and fans of Japan, Sweden, Spain, the Netherlands, England, Colombia, France, and hosts Australia exciting times ahead.
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Posted in: Japan fly in under radar to make case for World Cup glory See in context
Quick thinking, fast moving, nimble footed Nadeshiko Japan are a treat to watch.
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Posted in: Fast, cool, deadly: Miyazawa spearheads Japan World Cup charge See in context
Serial goal poacher Hinata Miyazawa is an inspiration to youngsters wanting to take the Beautiful Game to the next and a higher level.
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Posted in: 'Mother Nature needs money,' Lula tells rich countries at summit See in context
Rich and poor countries are two sides of the same coin. Saving tropical forests is a massive challenge to everyone. Rich countries are yet to demonstrate their response-abilities.
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Posted in: Robbie Robertson, lead guitarist and songwriter of The Band, dies at 80 See in context
Respectful farewell to Robbie Robertson.
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Posted in: Saudi League kicks off, hoping world is watching See in context
The emergence of Saudi League, Indian Super League, and such other upcoming leagues is a healthy sign. The Beautiful Game needs to be taken to every nook and corner of the football loving world.
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Posted in: Japan will be tough to beat at World Cup: Norway coach See in context
On their day Nadeshiko Japan look capable of taming the very best who would stand in their way.
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Posted in: Round of 8: Women's World Cup is wide open after so many heavyweights eliminated See in context
The quality of the remaining teams in the Round of 8 is an indication that women football World Cup 2027 and beyond may go for 48 teams instead of the current 32. FIFA will surely look into the matter.
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Posted in: Why are Sweden and Denmark having a crisis over the Koran? See in context
Holy Books are Wisdom Banks.
Dear Fighto!
Out here my fellow football analysts and pundits say they find lot of wisdom in Bhagvad Gita, Upanishads, Koran, Bible OT & NT, Granth Sahib, Avesta, Titpitaka, Agam Sutras, etc.
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Posted in: Why are Sweden and Denmark having a crisis over the Koran? See in context
Humankind values and gives importance to wisdom. Holy Books are Wisdom Banks.
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Posted in: Nagasaki urges break from nuclear deterrence at reduced A-bomb anniversary See in context
Peace is precious. Non-violence is the weapon of the strong. All other weapons are toys in the hands of the weak. Long live peace based on non-violence.
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Posted in: On the ball See in context
Breath taking save. Ayaka Yamashita has superb reflexes. The goalie is a pillar of strength under the bar.
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The provision of fresh fruit juice is very healthy and appealing . . . not a spectre . . .…
Posted in: The phantom juice only available from vending machines at JR East train stations
Love the flag. It should be flown all over Japan.
Posted in: Kishida sends offering to Yasukuni shrine on WWII anniversary
This is Japan. Yasukuni is Shrine to our people. If you dont like it. Phuck you! Go back to your…
Posted in: Kishida sends offering to Yasukuni shrine on WWII anniversary
Posted in: Trains, flights canceled as typhoon makes landfall over western Japan