Winterfell is Burning

This episode of X-Men 97 would never have been made for a Saturday Morning Cartoon

Bayern is so bad they are losing to Dortmund. At home. What a season

6 years later, three suspects of murdering councilwoman Marielle Franco were arrested The explanation why it took so long is simple: the investigation conducted at the time by Rio's state police"may" have been hindered by the fact that one of the suspects was...the chief of police

He announced he's leaving clearly so he doesn't get fired during the season

Ancelotti extended his contract until 2026

Reports are that Jordan Henderson is unhappy at Saudi Arabia and wants to leave. For news like these the term schadenfreude was invented.

But then you have to introduce Doom, explain who he is. I'm guessing he'll be the Phase 7 bad guy, taking over the world maybe.

1) Mourinho at his prime, probably. Though Arrigo Sachi was supposedly so terrible he didn't even play for his factory's team. 2) Maradona.

Regarding the Brazilian league, the biggest story of the season was Botafogo, that had the best first half of the campaign in history, was at one point 13 points ahead of 2nd place...and finished 5th, including losing by 3-4 two home games they opened 3-0. Worst bottle job in the history of football, surely.

Yeah, pretty much. The problem is that the club received a lot of money in sales of players like Neymar and Rodrygo, but somehow always wasted it (and in many cases, the people that ran the club almost certainly pocketed part of it). It's not just a matter of players, because there are comfortably another 4 or 5 that finished ahead of it. They also insisted in hosting games in the old and cramped Vila Belmiro (which doesn't even fit 15.000 people) rather than playing in São Paulo in a larger stadium (which is something they did in the past).

That Forbes article mentions everyone but Dr. Strange, which seems the most logical choice to me.

Which makes again the reluctance to introduce X-Men and F4 look absurd.

You explained yourself- Argentina has a 150% inflation rate and the other guy was the finance minister. Hard to beat even a lunatic with that in your corner.

I can't say about all of them, but Hertha and Genoa are not very well run either. Sevilla won the EL again recently, but almost by accident and a very poor La Liga

777 Partners bought here in Brazil a club in a very similar situation than Everton (Vasco da Gama)- one of the biggest clubs historically and in numbers of supporters, but one that due to chaotic or corrupt administrations, hasn't been a real contender for titles in a long time- and hasn't improved them in any way.