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The purpose of this page is to let sports fans enjoy different things about their team with other people and be able to express themselves through chatting. People will enjoy highlights, news and podcasts on a safe platform. They will be able to watch news about their team with other fans of the same or different teams and chat with each other. Also, they will be able to see and comment things about other teams because chats are public.

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🏈Patriots vs Rams🏈

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Patriots vs. Rams | Super Bowl LIII Game Highlights

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🥊Canelo vs Jacobs🥊

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Canelo Alvarez vs Daniel Jacobs highlights Recap

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⚽️Barça vs Liverpool⚽️

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Reds complete miracle comeback against Barca: Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona | Champions League

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🏀Lakers vs Celtics🏀

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Los Angeles Lakers vs Boston Celtics - Full Highlights | February 7, 2019 | 2018-19 NBA Season

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🏀Raptors vs Bucks🏀

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Toronto Raptors vs Milwaukee Bucks - Full Game 1 Highlights | May 15, 2019 NBA Playoffs

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F2 Spanish GP

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Formula 2 Sprint Race Highlights | 2019 Spanish Grand Prix

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🎾Tennis: Rome🎾

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Federer Survives; Nadal and Djokovic Dominate | Rome 2019 Highlights Day 5

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Zion Williamson's stepdad not happy after NBA draft

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Zion Williamson's stepdad shoots down speculation of likely No. 1 pick returning to Duke

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Zion going back to college is 'nothing we have even considered'

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Soccer player Andy Brennan reveals his homosexuality

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Former Newcastle Jets player Andy Brennan has become the first Australian male professional footballer to come out as gay.

The 26-year-old Brennan, who now plays up front for Green Gully, made the announcement on his Instagram account on Tuesday.

"It's taken me years to get comfortable saying this - I'm gay," he said.
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"I was scared it would affect my friendships, my teammates, and my family. But the support of the people around me has been so great and helped me get to the final step; being completely open.

"Being open is the best way for me to feel most comfortable and be myself"

Brennan spoke to the Herald-Sun about how hiding his sexuality had become an unbearable burden that he could no longer carry on.

"Six months ago I thought about it a lot, tried to hide it and push it aside because of the way I thought it would be perceived by many,'' Brennan told the paper.

"It got to the point where I couldn't waste any more time being in relationships that I wasn't comfortable in and wouldn't come to anything.

"You've got to realise that's who you are and you've just gotta be who you are, whether you're gay or whatever, whoever you are.

"Since being at Gully especially, it's always been on my mind that this person doesn't know or that person does know, what will they think? It's just a complete mind overload, your mind's battling yourself. All you want to do is kick a ball about and play.

Andy Brennan pictured just before he joined the Newcastle Jets. Source: News Corp Australia

"There will be people out there thinking why has he got to voice his own personal whatever to the world. The reason I wanted to do this in the first place was to make me feel comfortable.

"It's been a big lift off my shoulders and I can just focus on playing football."

Brennan, who played five games for the Newcastle Jets in 2016, says he was still grappling with his identity back then.

"I was focused on playing, even though I was injured at times and put all my focus into it. Maybe that in some ways smokescreened it and helped me put it aside," he said.

"Statistically speaking, people playing sport, whether it would be football or AFL or any sport, you'd think there were more who would be gay.

"There is a bit of stigma within the sport and if people are going through what I went through, (they may think) it's not okay because of not being accepted."

Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) chief executive John Didulica said: "It is really encouraging that football has provided Andy a safe and inclusive environment to share his story and to feel comfortable to come out publicly."

We're not doing our job well enough if participants have a perception that their sexuality prevents them excelling or from building the trusting friendships that are the cornerstone of sport."

American player Collin Martin, who plays for Minnesota United, is believed to be the only out gay male player in a top division around the world, although former Germany and Aston Villa star Thomas Hitzlsperger came out in 2014.

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'I'm gay': Former A-League player Andy Brennan reveals his homosexuality in historic first

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The 26-year-old Brennan, who now plays up front for Green Gully, made the announcement on his Instagram account on Tuesday. "It's taken me years to get comfortable saying this - I'm gay," he said. Live Stream the 2019 Hyundai A-League Finals on KAYO SPORTS.

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Deontay Wilder unexpexted k.o on first round

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Deontay Wilder v Dominic Breazeale: WBC heavyweight championship - live!

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Rolling report: Deontay Wilder defends his WBC heavyweight title against Dominic Breazeale in Brooklyn. Follow all the action with Bryan Armen Graham

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Deontay Wilder Vicious First Round Knock Out vs. Dominic Breazeale

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Fernando Alonso  misses Indy 500 qualifying after wheel puncture

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INDIANAPOLIS -- A tough week for Fernando Alonso at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway just got tougher. The former Formula One superstar arrived in Indianapolis pursuing the final jewel of his Triple Crown with a hopes of an Indianapolis 500 victory. But the latest chapter of his second trip to IMS has been a disaster.

After suffering a tire puncture during his first qualifying run Saturday afternoon, Alonso's four-lap average of 225.113 mph ranked dead last before Sage Karam hit the wall during his run.

Despite the puncture clearly taking a toll on Alonso's ability to turn a fast lap, he lamented his team's speed for the entire week.

"That didn't help," Alonso said of the puncture after his first qualifying run, "but, obviously, our performance has been quite bad all week. Quite poor."

When asked how disappointing it has been to that points, Alonso said, "It is disappointing but I guess it's more a question for McLaren."

Alonso added that his team was "not ready for the challenge."

"We've been slow," he said. "You see (Juncos Racing) crashing yesterday and being ready at 6 (a.m.). That's impressive. For us, we've been a little bit slow slow on everything."

It didn't get much better. Alonso got into the top 30 - which guaranteed a spot in the Indy 500 - twice but was knocked out both times.

A fourth qualifying run put him in 29th with an average speed of 227.224 mph. But Felix Rosenqvist jumped from 30th to 28th then JR Hildebrand moved from the Last Row Shootout all the way up to 20th with an average speed of 227.998, knocking Alonso out. Alonso was temporarily back in when Graham Rahal withdrew his speed despite being in the top 30 but Rahal's average speed of 228.104 knocked Alonso back into the Last Row Shootout.

Previously, Alonso had posted a 227.000 to take the 30th spot but Pato O'Ward knocked Alonso out with a 227.065.

"The car is loose. He's hanging on, just trying to survive at this point!." It was not a clean run for @alo_oficial and @McLarenIndy.

At 225.113, they're sitting 20th on the grid.#INDYCAR // #ThisIsMay pic.twitter.com/8epgoQ2cPg
- NTT IndyCar Series (@IndyCar) May 18, 2019

Fernando Alonso says @McLarenIndy was "not ready for the challenge."

"We've been slow. You see @juncosracing crashing yesterday and being ready at 6 o clock. That's impressive. For us, we've been a little bit slow slow on everything."
- Jim Ayello (@jimayello) May 18, 2019

Right rear tire puncture for Alonso. (Photo via ⁦@MattKryger⁩) pic.twitter.com/dG6I4XbVDV
- Jim Ayello (@jimayello) May 18, 2019

James Hinchcliffe, Max Chitlon, O'Ward, Kyle Kaiser and Sage Karam will join Alonso in the Last Row Shootout, each getting one run Sunday for the final three positions beginning at 12:15 p.m. If Sunday is rained out, it will be held Monday.

Saturday was just the latest challenges Alonso and McLaren have faced.

After electrical problems kept him off the track Tuesday and Alonso crashed on Wednesday, McLaren was unable to get the backup car ready for him to practice Thursday. Friday, he ran 69 laps, yet admitted he was worried about his ability to qualify.

"We will try to stay calm," Alonso said following qualifying Saturday. "Obviously it's a difficult moment for the team and myself. We will try to do something overnight, but sadly there is not much we can find from one day to the next. Hopefully it will be enough to be in the race."
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Indy 500 qualifying: Fernando Alonso doesn't qualify Saturday, in Last Row Shootout on Sunday

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Indy 500 qualifying: Fernando Alonso doesn't qualify Saturday, in Last Row Shootout on Sunday

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INDIANAPOLIS -- A tough week for Fernando Alonso at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway just got tougher. The former Formula One superstar arrived in Indianapolis pursuing the final jewel of his Triple Crown with a hopes of an Indianapolis 500 victory. But the latest chapter of his second trip to IMS has been a disaster.

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Canelo Álvarez to defend IBF middleweight title by Aug, 4

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Canelo Alvarez Ordered to Defend IBF Middleweight Title By Aug. 4

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Canelo Alvarez Ordered to Defend IBF Middleweight Title By Aug. 4

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INDIANAPOLIS -- A tough week for Fernando Alonso at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway just got tougher. The former Formula One superstar arrived in Indianapolis pursuing the final jewel of his Triple Crown with a hopes of an Indianapolis 500 victory. But the latest chapter of his second trip to IMS has been a disaster.

After suffering a tire puncture during his first qualifying run Saturday afternoon, Alonso's four-lap average of 225.113 mph ranked dead last before Sage Karam hit the wall during his run.

Despite the puncture clearly taking a toll on Alonso's ability to turn a fast lap, he lamented his team's speed for the entire week.

"That didn't help," Alonso said of the puncture after his first qualifying run, "but, obviously, our performance has been quite bad all week. Quite poor."

When asked how disappointing it has been to that points, Alonso said, "It is disappointing but I guess it's more a question for McLaren."

Alonso added that his team was "not ready for the challenge."

"We've been slow," he said. "You see (Juncos Racing) crashing yesterday and being ready at 6 (a.m.). That's impressive. For us, we've been a little bit slow slow on everything."

It didn't get much better. Alonso got into the top 30 - which guaranteed a spot in the Indy 500 - twice but was knocked out both times.

A fourth qualifying run put him in 29th with an average speed of 227.224 mph. But Felix Rosenqvist jumped from 30th to 28th then JR Hildebrand moved from the Last Row Shootout all the way up to 20th with an average speed of 227.998, knocking Alonso out. Alonso was temporarily back in when Graham Rahal withdrew his speed despite being in the top 30 but Rahal's average speed of 228.104 knocked Alonso back into the Last Row Shootout.

Previously, Alonso had posted a 227.000 to take the 30th spot but Pato O'Ward knocked Alonso out with a 227.065.

"The car is loose. He's hanging on, just trying to survive at this point!." It was not a clean run for @alo_oficial and @McLarenIndy.

At 225.113, they're sitting 20th on the grid.#INDYCAR // #ThisIsMay pic.twitter.com/8epgoQ2cPg
- NTT IndyCar Series (@IndyCar) May 18, 2019

Fernando Alonso says @McLarenIndy was "not ready for the challenge."

"We've been slow. You see @juncosracing crashing yesterday and being ready at 6 o clock. That's impressive. For us, we've been a little bit slow slow on everything."
- Jim Ayello (@jimayello) May 18, 2019

Right rear tire puncture for Alonso. (Photo via ⁦@MattKryger⁩) pic.twitter.com/dG6I4XbVDV
- Jim Ayello (@jimayello) May 18, 2019

James Hinchcliffe, Max Chitlon, O'Ward, Kyle Kaiser and Sage Karam will join Alonso in the Last Row Shootout, each getting one run Sunday for the final three positions beginning at 12:15 p.m. If Sunday is rained out, it will be held Monday.

Saturday was just the latest challenges Alonso and McLaren have faced.

After electrical problems kept him off the track Tuesday and Alonso crashed on Wednesday, McLaren was unable to get the backup car ready for him to practice Thursday. Friday, he ran 69 laps, yet admitted he was worried about his ability to qualify.

"We will try to stay calm," Alonso said following qualifying Saturday. "Obviously it's a difficult moment for the team and myself. We will try to do something overnight, but sadly there is not much we can find from one day to the next. Hopefully it will be enough to be in the race."
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Indy 500 qualifying: Fernando Alonso doesn't qualify Saturday, in Last Row Shootout on Sunday

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Indy 500 qualifying: Fernando Alonso doesn't qualify Saturday, in Last Row Shootout on Sunday

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INDIANAPOLIS -- A tough week for Fernando Alonso at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway just got tougher. The former Formula One superstar arrived in Indianapolis pursuing the final jewel of his Triple Crown with a hopes of an Indianapolis 500 victory. But the latest chapter of his second trip to IMS has been a disaster.