It happened a while back. r/football actually sponsors a football team now, via some reddit program they won.
As a former goalkeeper, I got to appreciate it when a goalkeeper gets an assist, so Haaland's second goal
Won't drives just hibernate if not active for a while?
The sea should be marked as C considering that's what you'll discover when you get deep into it.
Everything by voidtools is incredible and makes Windows slightly more bearable. It's a shame Linux doesn't have anything as good as it.
It's free, but not open source though.
Just glad it's making a positive impact, can't ask for more as a programmer :)
Given all the time and space in the world, and he made the best out of it.
I wonder how long it will take for lemmy to get tags so we can start tagging posts.
This is their espn page https://www.espn.com/soccer/team?id=19973
I can see they got a game lined up 22. September, close to the bottom of the score page
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How harsh would the penalty have to be to make their cheating not worth it?
Taking away all their "ill gotten" trophies and relegating them wouldn't do too much. People would still remember them as the dominant Premier league team that won a treble. And in a few years people would barely remember their short visit to x division. It would just be a stain on their Wikipedia page.