data-mm-id=”_3gdcz1mmd”>You're probably sitting there completely and blissfully unaware of the existence of Forgiatio Blow a.k.a. Mayor of Magaville who is, according to Mediaite, "a Florida-based rapper known for dropping bars that celebrate former President Donald Trump, the conservative culture war, and right-wing politics as a whole." Well, no longer. We saw this and now you have to as well. His latest song celebrating Marjorie Taylor Greene has gone viral to the point it's getting some writeups and because it's either the song of the summer or a hilarious abomination of the form — depending on which side of the aisle or reality a person sits. We're going to get Research on it, but this has to be the first song in recorded rap history that begins with a very specific and inflammatory accusation against Democrats. And the first one where someone preemptively brings up that the protagonist of the song just had a messy divorce. Lyrically, this is a complex number and Mr. Blow/Mr. Mayor obviously refused to reveal the final product until they were absolutely perfect. Deep state and the left always hatin’When they gonna let Joe up out that basement?Marjorie, I really love what you do.You calling RINO’s out, no one does it better than youA real businesswoman, AOC’s a featherweightA southern belle, a little hood, watch her shake n’ bakeDivorce? That’s all ya gotta bring upDamn, watch her drain the swamp, ‘cus you know they’re corruptShe’s fighting for our children.She’s fighting for our freedomShe’s fighting for the Jan Six-ersShe’s fighting good versus evilRepresentative government. It's a hell of a thing.
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The Magpies booked a return to European club football’s biggest stage on Monday evening when a 0-0 draw against Premier League strugglers Leicester handed them the point they needed to be sure of a place in the top four.
That will place fresh demands on a squad which has been boosted by the injection of more than £250million since the club’s Saudi-backed owners took charge in October 2021, but head coach Howe insists there will be no wild spending as he once again looks for astute acquisitions.
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— Newcastle United FC (@NUFC)
He said: “We’ve …
Gavi is retaining faith in Spain s style of player even if the impressive teenage star knows La Rojo must learn from the mistakes made against Japan when they face Morocco in the last 16 of the World Cup.
Spain were on course to top Group E when Alvaro Morata headed an early opener on Wednesday, but goals from Ritsu Doan and Ao Tanaka helped the Samurai Blue leapfrog their opponents in stunning fashion.
For three incredible minutes, Spain even looked set to join Germany in making an early exit as Costa Rica briefly occupied second place.
Spain ultimately survived despite seeing their seven-match unbeaten run (excluding shoot-outs) at the World Cup halted, and Gavi says Tuesday s game represents a chance to right some wrongs.
The match against Japan has t…
As for the visitors, while Liverpool might hold an unbeaten run across all domestic competitions and holding a 10 point buffer at the top of the Premier League, it is no surprise that the Reds are expected to suffer their first defeat in midweek. With Head Coach Jurgen Klopp taking all of his first-team squad out to the Club World Cup in Qatar, Under-23s coach Neil Critchley will take charge at Villa Park of a team filled with debutants. With not a recognizable face in Tuesday s matchday squad, the Reds youth outfit have also continued to show some worrying inconsistencies in their Premier League 2 League One campaign. Including being hit with a 4-0 hammering against Tottenham s youth side earlier in the month, Critchley s men have failed to win any of their last three domestic matchups…
France set up a World Cup final against Argentina after goals from Theo Hernandez and Randal Kolo Muani secured a 2-0 win over Morocco on Wednesday.
Didier Deschamps side became the first defending champions since Brazil in 1998 to return to the final at the next edition with another efficient performance at Al Bayt Stadium.
Hernandez struck as France raced into a fifth-minute lead against Africa s first World Cup semi-finalists, although Morocco were in the ascendancy for large parts.
That pressure brought no reward, and substitute Kolo Muani s 79th-minute second ensured France s bid to become just the third side to retain their global crown continued into Sunday s final against Argentina.
THEO
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— Equipe de France (@equipedefr…
Brendan Rodgers is not surprised by Kilmarnock’s flying start to the season as he prepares to renew rivalries with the manager who posed him the biggest challenge during his first spell as Celtic manager.
Former Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has had the chance to reshape his squad ahead of his second full season in charge at Rugby Park.
McInnes’ Aberdeen side finished as runners-up to Celtic in both of their title-winning campaigns under Rodgers during his first spell in charge, and in three of the five cup finals he won.
Rodgers was therefore not fazed as Killie started their cinch Premiership term with a win over Rangers and a draw at Hearts.
“It doesn’t surprise me,” he said. “Obviously he did a fantastic job at Aberdeen and when I was up …
Luis Enrique has no doubts about the quality of his Spain team but accepts their Nations League final opponents France have the best collection of individuals in international football.
Spain defeated European champions Italy in their semi-final on Wednesday, ending the Azzurri s world-record 37 match unbeaten run in the process.
World champions France await in the finale, with Didier Deschamps men having come from 2-0 down to beat Belgium 3-2, which was the first time they had reversed a two-goal deficit since May 2012.
Spain s starting XI last time out was the youngest (average age of 26.8 years) of the four teams involved in the Nations League semis, and prior to their win over Italy, Luis Enrique had the impression they were most people s outside bets for the…
Arsenal kept their hopes of winning a famous double on track with a fiery 2-2 draw in the first leg of their Europa League last-16 tie at Sporting CP on Thursday.
The Gunners took the lead, went behind and fought back to ensure it ended all square at Estadio Jose Alvalade in a four-goal encounter high on drama.
First-half headers from William Saliba and Goncalo Inacio left the two sides on level terms at the break, before Paulinho s tap-in had pushed Ruben Amorim s men in front.
But a Hidemasa Morita own goal just beyond the hour mark ensured Mikel Arteta s Premier League leaders will head into next week s second leg level with the Portuguese side.
Honours even in the first leg
Back to Emirates Stadium next week
— Arsenal (@Arsenal)
Frank Lampard admits it is no coincidence Chelsea s disappointing form has coincided with Hakim Ziyech s absence, with the winger potentially returning to face Manchester City.
Ziyech has missed Chelsea s last six matches in all competitions due to a hamstring injury sustained in the 3-1 victory over Leeds United on December 5.
That win lifted Chelsea to the top of the Premier League but they have won only one of their five top-flight games since, leaving them six points adrift of leaders Liverpool having also played a game more than the reigning champions.
The Blues have a 27 per cent win rate in the 11 Premier League games Ziyech has not started this term, compared to 80 per cent in the five games he has featured from the beginning.
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With the title races from across Europe appearing to go down to the wire, neutrals look set for yet another stacked schedule this weekend. So, for those of you who are looking to stick on a Saturday accumulator, we have found a few helpful tips that are worth keeping an eye out for.
Saturday April 21st
BST 15:00 Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest
While Liverpool might need a minor miracle if they’re to claim a top-four finish this season, Jurgen Klopp’s side will be boosted by a rampant display earlier in the week. Eventually storming their way to what was a stellar 6-1 romp away at relegation scrappers Leeds, Saturday’s hosts are now desperate to find some much-needed stability. Smelling the chance to claim back-t-back Premier League victories this weekend, there …
Frank Lampard praised the form of Trevoh Chalobah during his spell as Chelsea interim manager after the defender put in a fine all-round display in Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest.
The 23-year-old academy graduate has featured in all eight of Lampard’s games in charge including five starts, becoming a dependable presence amidst the team’s struggles for performances and results.
He has been used both at right-back and on the right of a back three as Lampard has shuffled between systems, and has been the club’s most visible homegrown product since owner Todd Boehly’s whirlwind January transfer spend.
We go again. Lets finish strong.
— Trevoh Chalobah (@TrevohChalobah)
This has been Chalobah’s second season in Chelsea’s f…