Christian Eriksen visits teammates in Milan

Aug 4 2021

Earlier today, Christian Eriksen went to visit his fellow Inter Milan teammates for the first time since his accident. Christian suffered a traumatic cardiac arrest whilst playing against Finland at the Euros. Many of his teammates at club level posted on their social media about him and many also dedicated celebrations towards him like Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku.

The official statement by the club said that “Eriksen is doing well and is in excellent physical and mental shape”. They also stated that he met new coach Simone Inzaghi and his staff for the first time. Eriksen still doesn’t know what the future beholds him, as laws in Italy state that professional athlete aren’t allowed to play with implanted defibrillators. If Eriksen is allowed to take his off than he will stay wuth the Nerazzuri

We wish Eriksen the best of luck in his future endeavours whether playing or not.

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Photo Source: Inter FB

Rowen Muscat joins club based in Dubai

Aug 4 2021

These past few years the level of local football has been slowly rising. The arrival of Italian coach Devis Mangia as manager of the Maltese national team was the changing point. From a team scared to play and always reverting to playing back on the counter, Malta became more possession heavy, started playing out from the back and started taking more risks. This play has seen the team get good results, it also made many local players known abroad, like Kyrian Nwoko and Rowen Muscat.

The former Valletta midfielder turned social media influencer, Rowen Muscat has agreed to move to Dubai based club Ras Al Khaimah. He will join Giovanni Tedesco, a manager who previously managed the likes of Maltese clubs such as Floriana, Valletta and most recently Sirens. The Italian manager is said to be wanting many more Maltese players whom he has managed previously.

The Maltese player started his career with Birkirkara andhas experienced abroad with Dunaújváros in Hungary and Pavia in Italy. He came back to Malta in 2017 joining Valletta. The player will be pleased to have another chance at playing abroad, this time in a whole different continent.

We wish Rowen and Ras Al Khaimah the best of luck in their future endeavours

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Photo Source: Rowen Muscat FB

Paola couple illegally dumping mattress at 4am caught on CCTV

Aug 4 2021

The Paola Local Council posted to Facebook CCTV images showing a couple sneakily leaving a mattress on the side of the street at around 4am. Their exploits were caught on camera, with the Paola Local Council stating that the footage was sent to police for further investigation.

The local council also stated in their post that instead of getting rid of a mattress in the dead of night, people can, and should, call 21664066 in order to have such items picked up by the local council for free. They explained how the CCTV cameras are surveilled by LESA and that this is all the local council can do up to this point.

With mattresses and other such bulk items littered across several areas across Malta, the disposal has become quite a bit of an issue for many residents in many localities.

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Photo Source: Paola Local Council

73% of men would rather die than give up meat

Aug 4 2021

Are you willing to reduce your lifespan by up to 10 years in order to keep eating meat? Well, that is what almost three quarters of men claimed in a study of 1,000 people – revealing how committed to the carnivore diet most men are. The same research also highlighted how both men and women perceived meatier diets to be more masculine at 47%. Commissioned by ‘No Meat May’, a group which encourages people to give up meat for the month, the survey sampled individuals from Australia for the research.

Group co-founder Ryan Alexander pointed out rather shockingly how most men were not convinced of the health benefits of meat free diets despite evidence to the contrary and that they would rather die earlier than give up that juicy steak or delicious hamburger. Even though significant research and evidence piled up shows how eating meat and even other animal products increase risks of cancers, heart diseases, obesity and other ailments, many men were either not aware of the facts, denied them or simply didn’t care.

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