Another great week with some great highlights in what some would say is a mixed bag. In sports we just never know what is going to turn up and every post is a great read for myself as I am always learning something new or being reminded of something from the past. I do encourage everyone to read the posts and if you haven't voted on any please consider supporting any that you enjoy as these posts all fall in the 7 day window of curation.
@omarcitorojas has come up with another cracking post this week and appreciate the time and effort that goes into producing a post of this quality. Overlook the grammar as obviously the translation doesn't help and I love the gifs as it makes the post come alive.
How @omarcitorojas describes the various fights it is as though he is reliving the fight live at ring side and why I enjoy reading his posts.
@ablaze yet again makes our highlight reel for the week as our sports loving Irishmen travels back in time explaining how he and most kids fall in love with sport. He fell in love with football and Arsenal and I think we can all resonate with what he is saying. Only by playing a certain sport at a young age is your interest sparked and why it is so important to just get kids playing from a young age. Unfortunately my parents were not sports people yet I managed to find my way into every sport a little later on as I wanted to just play.
I remember clearly the 1988/89 season like it was yesterday and how Arsenal sealed their victory winning the League after so many years. Everyone likes a fairy tale story and can imagine something similar with Leicester against all the odds playing out decades later.
@coolguy123 loves his cricket and especially the Indian Premier League which has reached it's half way point in the competition. The post gives us an update on every single team with some of his own thoughts and insights. I do enjoy reading these kinds of posts as everyone who follows that sport will have their own opinions on why a certain team is doing well or performing badly. This tournament does go on for a while with every team playing each other twice so 14 matches before the playoffs. This gives teams a chance to come back and change their fortunes so anything is still possible.
@tomlee discusses the new proposed Super League that was announced recently and has seen the English Premiership teams involved back tracking trying to distance themselves. Talk about bad publicity and a backlash on the club owners by not only fans, but players and staff who are not happy. I can see this not going away anytime soon and we haven't heard the last of this. Will this reshape the leagues bringing in the likes of Celtic and Rangers to the English Premiership which is something that has been talked about for years. This would cripple the Scottish Premiership which is precisely what the Super League would have done to the other 14 teams in the Premiership. Greed and everyone for themselves is exactly what this smacks of not thinking about the ramifications of such moves.
@amirtheawesome1 is new to the show case this week with a well written and interesting article about Lionel Messi. There are many things I didn't know about Messi especially his growth disorder which has actually helped him be the player he is. I think everyone who stands out in the sporting world has some freaky stuff whether it is being double jointed or something else which Messi could or may not have. Many people use whatever abnormality they have to the best advantage and what puts them on top being better than everyone else, but still hard work prevails no matter what it is.
Thank you to the entire community for raising the bar each week as this shows what an exciting tribe @sportstalksocial really is as we have so many quality posts each and every day.
