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Hilarious - Aubameyang confirms Arsenal have converted him to a keeper
Aubameyang has found a way to troll himself on twitter knowing that fans may not be too pleased with him being unable to find his goal scoring form. The Gabon … Read more»

Video - The playful side of Cristiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo may appear like he is always serious but here we see another side of him. While a Juventus TV presenter is busy reporting we see a rather cheerful … Read more»

Kitchen hack: How to save a scorched pan
Don't throw away your burnt pan just yet, you can still save it. To save a scorched pan, sprinkle the burned bottom with baking soda, then add four to five … Read more»

EFA slams Salah over security demands - "No player is greater than the game"
The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) has finally replied Mohammed Salah's letter written by his Lawyer Ramy Abbas Issa but it is not the type of reply the Liverpool star man would … Read more»

#Beauty hack: How to prevent blisters from new shoes
It can take weeks before you finally work comfortably in a new pair of shoes. Fortunately, there are nice hacks to prevent you from getting blisters while breaking in new … Read more»

Financial tips: Spend on experiences not things
Spending money on purchases like concert tickets or a picnic instead of on pricey material objects gives you more happiness for little money spent. According to Forbes, experiential purchases are … Read more»

Kitchen hack: How to store leftover tomato paste
You don't have to throw your leftover tomato paste away. All you do is spoon the leftover tomato paste into a ziplock bag, then spread it in an even layer … Read more»

#Interview hack: Bring an interview survival kit
There are some things that you need to have when you are going for an interview. Other than your notebook and some copies of your CV in your bag there's … Read more»

#Did you know? Earth is the only planet not named after a god
According to the website, Live Science, the name Earth derived from the Old English and Germanic words eor(th)e and ertha respectively which means ground. For people back then, the earth was not … Read more»



