England have made their decision as to whether to wear the ‘One Love’ armband during the World Cup in Qatar.
FIFA has attempted to persuade nations competing in the World Cup to avoid any political movements during the tournament.
However, according to The Sun, England plan to wear a ‘One Love’ armband to show solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community and could face a hefty fine as punishment for doing so.
The report claims that England are willing to take the fine on the chin in order to show their respect to the LGBTQ+ community.
FIFA have introduced their own armbands, but England are willing to stand their ground and stick with the ‘One Love’ armband.
Harry Kane is likely to be the England captain ahead of their opening game against Iran and it will be interesting to see the reaction when he walks out sporting the armband.
It’s a strong decision made by the England setup and it’s great to see them showing support for the community rather than turning a blind eye.
Everton are reportedly interested in signing former Real Madrid star Isco on a free transfer, according to The Times. Isco, who left Sevilla in December, is still searching for a new club after a potential move to Union Berlin collapsed on the final hours of the January transfer window. The Toffees, who are desperately trying…
Nollywood actress cum politician Tonto Dikeh has spoken about her pathway to greatness. The mother of one disclosed that she often sacrifices herself to make others rise, stating that is the source of every greatness she has achieved. Tonto Dikeh accompanied this post with lovely photos of herself. She wrote, “I have sometimes set myself…
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has reached a decision to postpone the governorship and state assembly elections. The elections, initially scheduled to hold on March 11, has been postponed to March 18, 2023. The postponement is due to the inability of the commission to promptly commence reconfiguration of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS)…
Liverpool youngster Bobby Clark was involved in a punch-up against Ajax in the UEFA Youth League. Liverpool faced Ajax in the UEFA Youth League, with the Dutch club coming out on top. The game was unfortunately overshadowed by an altercation between Liverpool youngster Clark and Ajax’s Oualid Agouigil. Clark looked to stick up for his teammate…
