i’m gonna date a victoria’s secret model someday… Tiwala
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i’m gonna date a victoria’s secret model someday… Tiwala
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paradise…
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In another edition of the eternal battle of Braids vs. Flattop, the long locks of Kenneth Faried defeated Norris Cole’s high-top fade with a resounding block. However, in a later battle of Headband vs. Flattop, Ty Lawson went 0-for-7 from the floor, while Cole hit a big late-game three to clinch it. So:
Braids > Flattop > Headband
Also, LeBron recommends that Lawson push that headband up higher to conceal his hairline better.
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“Bastian is a magnificent player with a big heart and real passion. He throws himself into it despite his incredible workload in recent years, and that’s fantastic.” - Oliver Bierhoff
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And so, it has come to this. 22 years after Kenny Dalglish left his throne vacant, with Liverpool still high upon the mountain top of world football, the Reds have been left staring at the dawn of a new, but uncertain, era after the second coming of the king failed to deliver the success of his first. Charged with the task of ushering the club into said era has been the youthful Brendan Rodgers, a man whose past is highlighted by, amongst other things, his tenure as a coach at Chelsea under Jose Mourinho, and whose obsession with ball retention has instantly made Liverpool a club to keep a keen eye on.
It may have taken a terrible league position, their worst in 18 years, and some controversial backlash which invited axe wielding - sacking King Kenny Dalglish was never going to be straightforward - to prompt the club into making their most recent managerial appointment. But in many ways, this is exactly where the club’s owners want the club to be.
Amongst all its history, Liverpool enters Year Zero
