Source from Clipper beat writer Farbod Esnaashari:
>Lou Williams (@TeamLou23) is tied for third best player in the ENTIRE league at scoring during the fourth quarter. The only players ahead of him are James Harden and LeBron James. Now if you don't wanna give him the All-Star, you better give him the Sixth Man. #Clippers
https://twitter.com/Farbod_E/status/1109891837106372608
This blew my mind. Wanted to share.
Edit: Didnt have time to check as I was drafting but I might be off a year. Nonetheless this is amazing.
This is all pretty hilarious. While 99.9% of my mates from Aberdeen have all gone into oil, this one mate, Andrew Ross, went into construction in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) over the past few years. From out of nowhere and at the tender age of 31, he was named amongst the subs for BVI's match against Bonaire (Who the fuck?) in the CONCACAF Nation's League.
Game timeline:
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Bonaire take the lead in the first half after some shocking defending.
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Mate comes on in the second half.
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Mate gets fouled to win BVI a penalty which gets converted.
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Few minutes my later he's through on goal and gets taken down leading to a red card for the Bonaire player.
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With a few minutes to go and against the run of play, Bonaire score the winner.
Quite the debut!
Highlights are here. The standard is... something. He loves a tumble.
Insert jokes about how he chose BVI over Scotland as the former stands a better chance of reaching the world cup.
P.S. I'm not Scottish but went to Uni in Aberdeen, so I'm not going to pretend to be Scottish and attempt any patter.
Edit: Crap formatting fixed
With the two tournaments seemingly being play simultaneously (albeit with the World Cup being of greater importance I think?), do the same teams made up of the same players play in both? For example, there is a lot of discussion about Tonga beating Australia on Saturday. Are these teams comprised of the same players that just played in the knockout stages of the World Cup? It seems pretty soon after to play both, but again, I am a beginner.
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