Commodity: Football boys Young football talents from Africa bring clubs million-dollar profits – but many players suffer. (translated)
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We are heading towards an election where the forecasts indicate that the current government will be voted out, the Sweden Democrats will lose all their power, and the Liberals will be out of parliament. Also a grade for four years with the Tidö gang. (translated)
As it approaches eleven sober years without relapse, I took the opportunity to talk about addiction, football, and film on P4 Extra with the skilled interviewer Anders S Nilsson. As always, my hope is to contribute to motivation: There is a way up from the bottom. (translated)
✔️ Loved by the movie audience. ✔️ Praised by the film critics. ✔️ Huge financial success. ✔️ Phenomenal acting performances. ✔️ Engaging and controversial. ✔️ Big favorite ahead of the awards season. Every filmmaker's dream to be able to tick these boxes. The definition of a success. (translated)
With "The Odyssey," Christopher Nolan once again proved that he is the greatest storyteller of our time. Who is better at taking a story - regardless of genre - and conveying it in a way that is praised by critics, loved by audiences, is a financial success, and stands the test of time? Answer: No one. (translated)
The story may be almost 3,000 years old, but in Nolan's hands, it becomes a mirror directed at our own time. For as Nolan himself has formulated its core: – A society can only function through respect for strangers. Describe the fragility of civilization more beautifully, those who can. (9/9) (translated)
When the reviews are released, the ratings are as expected - the highest possible. Nolan doesn't miss. (translated)
It seems that "The Odyssey" is opening EVEN stronger than the already strong initial opening forecasts. Crazy. Chris Nolan does it again - he brings in the money, is praised by critics, loved by fans, and breaks new ground in film history. The greatest storyteller of our time. (translated)
Actually incredibly. Enormous praise from those who have seen the film's press screenings. I've never experienced anything like it. Movie of our lifetime. Peak cinema incoming. The storyteller and the story. (translated)
Brazil is moving on and sends Japan home after a drama. A bit too soon - and shaky - to believe in anything, but one is happy. Norway next, probably. Haaland is likely to score two, so the Brazilians need to score three. (translated)
It will get intense shortly. Houston stadium, indoor arena. Sweden-Netherlands. GP's team on site. Sweden can play relaxed, all the pressure on the Netherlands. It will still be really tough of course. (translated)
Messi continues - delivers an amazing hat-trick against Algeria - now he is up to 16 World Cup goals - as many as Miroslav Klose. Then he is substituted to standing ovations - and can thus surpass Klose in the next match against Austria. A match that I conveniently have accreditation for 🥳 (translated)
A great football moment when Leo Messi steps into the World Cup and immediately sends a shot from distance into the far corner. This is in his sixth World Cup - 20 years after he scored his first World Cup goal. The football fairy tale that just keeps giving. (translated)
Sweden has slipped into the World Cup on a banana peel. Experiencing a new championship summer is a bonus. Everything to win, nothing to lose. If anyone had forgotten where Sweden stands, the humiliation against Norway in Ullevål was a useful reminder. So thank you for that, Norway. (translated)
