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Everything you need to live well KanYE West has just changed his name to another holy grail. West who has continued to be creative with his art has announced that he will prefer to be called  YE  moving forward. the being formally known as Kanye West I am YE — ye (@kanyewest)  September 29, 2018 This, he does to coincide with his appearance at the Saturday Night Live (SNL) and his album Yandhi which will be released later today. The show will be hosted by Star Wars actor Adam Driver. Source: https://guardian.ng/life/kanye-west-announces-change-of-name/

Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho, has blamed match officials for his team’s 3-1 loss to West Ham on Saturday. Mourinho said their fragile confidence took a blow when Felipe Anderson’s early goal was allowed to stand. Anderson flicked in Zabaleta’s cross, before Yarmolenko make it 2-0 before the break. Marcus Rashford pulled one back for United, but Marko Arnatovic finished off a Mark Noble through ball to win it for the Hammers. “I think a team that comes with that mental fragility of the bad results and is losing 1-0 after 5 minutes isn’t the best way to start. It was an offside goal. “We had a good reaction in the first half but an own goal makes 2-0. We know Iarmolenko is left footed and we weren’t aggressive or intense enough to close that shot. “The centre backs had a fantastic match. Congratulations to the scout that found a 21-year-old kid in Diop. He’s a monster and dominated everything. “The third goal isn’t a mistake from the linesman but rather th...

Barcelona superstar, Lionel Messi, has said the club has good enough players to not have to depend on him to bail them out every week, after helping salvage a 1-1 draw against Athletic Bilbao. The Argentine started the game from the bench and was introduced in the second half as the hosts chased an equalier. Messi, who was introduced in the 55th minute, had already hit the post and seen a free kick cleared off the line when he set up Munir El Haddadi to equalise with five minutes to play. “We have the squad and the players to be a great team, to be a strong team and not depend on anyone. “This is Barca. We have enough players, we don’t need to depend on one. “These results have been a shame, but we have to stay calm because it’s a long season,” Messi told BeIn Sports when asked if Barca were too reliant on him. Lionel Messi has denied claims that his Barca team are over-reliant on him after the Catalans failed to beat Athletic Bilbao on Saturday Barca coach Erne...

  Cristiano Ronaldo Cristiano Ronaldo’s dismissal for Juventus against Valencia was “absurd”, says Marcello Lippi, with the Portuguese falling victim to “a hallucination” from the match officials. The Portuguese, who has making his Champions League debut for the Bianconeri, was sent off 29 minutes into a European encounter at the Mestalla. Referee Felix Brych, following consultation with a fellow official behind the goal, brandished a red card after Ronaldo was deemed to have pulled the hair of Jeison Murillo. That decision was met with bemusement and frustration at the time – along with tears from a five-time Ballon d’Or winner - and those feelings have lingered long after the final whistle in Spain. Former Juve boss Lippi is among those now calling for action, telling Tuttosport of a bizarre incident involving one of the finest players on the planet: “The red for Ronaldo was because a person had a hallucination. “You can’t risk compromising a game and, above al...

Liverpool and Manchester City’s shootout for the Premier League title intensified on Saturday with comfortable wins over Southampton and Cardiff, while Manchester United were held 1-1 by Wolves on the day Alex Ferguson returned to Old Trafford. Jurgen Klopp could afford the luxury of handing Xherdan Shaqiri his first Liverpool start for a 3-0 victory at Anfield and Wesley Hoedt turned the Swiss international’s deflected shot in for the opener before Joel Matip and Mohamed Salah’s first goal in four games sealed Liverpool’s seventh straight win in all competitions. City edged ahead of Chelsea, who travel to West Ham on Sunday, into second, two points behind the leaders, as they bounced back from a shock Champions League defeat to Lyon in midweek by thrashing Cardiff 5-0 in the Welsh capital. United, though, are now eight points off the top as a run of three straight wins to avert an early season crisis came to an end against an impressive Wolves while Ferguson watched on f...

For the ages, and what a night at the national football stadium as  Anthony Joshua finished Alexander Povetkin in a dramatic seventh round  to retain his three world heavyweight titles. Twenty-two fights, 22 victories.  Afterwards Joshua identified his ideal next three fights. “In order, I’d like Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury and then Dillian Whyte,” said the 28-year-old, who retained his WBC, WBA and IBF world heavyweight titles. Having been rocked by the Russian’s hooks at the end of the first round, leaving his nose broken and bloodied, Joshua was acutely aware of the danger of the older, more experienced challenger. Yet after taking Povetkin’s best shots, his left hook straight right-hand combination twice buckled Povetkin and sent him to the canvas. The Russian climbed groggily to his feet, but Joshua took him to task a second time, crumpling him like clothes falling into a suitcase for a second time. As predicted, Povetkin was always going to be dange...