“Painful watch this…” – Rio Ferdinand identifies problem with Manchester United during 1-0 loss against Everton

Rio Ferdinand slammed Manchester United during their 1-0 defeat against Everton in the Premier League on Monday, November 24. He bemoaned their lack of urgency against the 10-man Toffees. Ad The Red Devils hosted Everton at Old Trafford on Monday. They were handed a big boost after Idrissa Gana Gueye was sent off in the 13th minute after an altercation with his own teammate, Michael Keane. However, they failed to make it count, losing 1-0. Thanks for the submission! During the game, Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand shared his thoughts on X (formerly Twitter), writing: “Painful watch this. No urgency v familiar performance we’ve seen lot over the years at Old Trafford!” Ad Trending Rio Ferdinand @rioferdy5 Painful watch this. No urgency v familiar performance we’ve seen lot over the years at Old Trafford! #MUFC Ad Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scored a brilliant goal for the visitors in the 29th minute. Just after the goal, Ferdinand wrote a post on X, writing: “Everton deserve that Utd been slow, sloppy in possession! Need the boss hair dryer at Half Time!” Rio Ferdinand @rioferdy5 Everton deserve that Utd been slow, sloppy in possession! Need the boss hair dryer at Half Time! Ad Manchester United had 23 attempts on goal, with six being on target, with 70% possession. Everton, meanwhile, had just two attempts, with one being on target, which was the goal. Ruben Amorim shares his thoughts after Manchester United’s defeat vs Everton Manchester United suffered their first defeat in six games across competitions on Monday, losing 1-0 against Everton. They won three and drew two of their previous games. After the loss, Amorim expressed his frustration with his side’s performance, saying (h/t manutd. com): Ad “Frustration, disappointment about the way we play the game. I think they were the better team with 11, they defend really well with 10 men [for] 70 minutes. So I think we deserved to lose, we didn’t play well, we didn’t play with the right intensity, and that’s it.” When asked why the players lacked intensity, Amorim added: Ad “Yeah, we talk about this a lot of times. I know which point we are in the moment, I have that feeling during this run. I will always talk about that. So we are not there, not even near, the point that we should be to fight for the best positions in the league, we have a lot to do and we need to be perfect to win games, and we were not perfect today.” Manchester United are 10th in the Premier League standings, 11 points behind leaders Arsenal and two behind fifth-placed Crystal Palace. The Red Devils will next face the Eagles at Selhurst Park on Sunday, November 30. × Feedback Why did you not like this content? Clickbait / Misleading Factually Incorrect Hateful or Abusive Baseless Opinion Too Many Ads Other Was this article helpful? Thank You for feedback Edited by Aditya Singh.
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“That was a fine decision” – Former selector reacts to Senuran Muthusamy’s successful DRS review on Day 2 of 2nd IND vs SA 2025 Test

Former India selector Saba Karim backed TV umpire Chris Gaffaney over his decision to overturn the lbw decision against Senuran Muthusamy on Day 2 of the Guwahati Test. According to Karim, Gaffaney rightly concluded that the murmur on UltraEdge was of ball hitting glove. Ad Muthusamy was the star performer for South Africa on Day 2 of the second Test against India at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati on Sunday, November 23. He brought up his maiden Test ton and was eventually dismissed for 109 off 206 balls. On 48, though, he had a close shave as he was adjudged lbw to Ravindra Jadeja. The batter, though, used DRS to overturn the decision. Third umpire Gaffaney, after watching replays, decided that a murmur on UltraEdge was of the ball touching the glove. While some Indian fans on social media were not happy with the verdict, Karim backed Gaffaney. Sharing his thoughts during a discussion on ESPNcricinfo, he said: Ad Trending “I am sure about it by now that there is a distinction between the spike of the wood and a murmur or a spike off the glove or the pad. And, I think that’s what the TV umpires rely on. Once you make that kind of a category, then it becomes easy for the TV umpire to come up with a decision like this. Ad “Even if there is a slight murmur, they could figure out that this is off the gloves, not off the wood. And, I think, that is why the TV umpire gave that decision. I thought that was a fine decision,” the former keeper added. Resuming their first innings on 247-6, South Africa reached 489 on Day 2. Apart from Muthusamy, Marco Jansen (93) and Kyle Verreynne (45) also came up with significant contributions with the willow for the Proteas. Ad “I did kind of feel something” Senuran Muthusamy reacts to DRS review on Day 2 of 2nd IND vs SA 2025 Test Speaking at the end of the second day’s play in Guwahati, Muthusamy told the host broadcaster that he ‘felt something’, but explained that he was really disappointed at being given out and hence was a bit confused out in the middle. The left-hander elaborated (as quoted by Cricbuzz): Ad “Around the noise and the emotion, I was just really disappointed. And when I was standing [with Verreynne], I said, “You know, it might’ve just brushed my glove, I think I might be okay.” And then when it came up on the DRS, it was fantastic that there was a little scratch on it. I did kind of feel something, but I think just with the emotion and the disappointment of being given out, it didn’t register straightaway, until a little bit later.” Muthusamy struck 10 fours and two sixes in his 299-minute stay at the crease. His knock ended when he top-edged a short ball from Mohammed Siraj to fine-leg. × Feedback Why did you not like this content? Clickbait / Misleading Factually Incorrect Hateful or Abusive Baseless Opinion Too Many Ads Other Was this article helpful? Thank You for feedback Follow IPL Auction 2025 Live Updates, News & Biddings at Sportskeeda. Get the fastest updates on Mega-Auction and cricket news Edited by Renin Wilben Albert.
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5 Ways to Avoid Family Feuds This Thanksgiving

Every year at about this time I see some patients who are filled with anxiety at the thought of going home to family for the holidays. While, for some, Thanksgiving sparks memories of delicious foods, aromas, and warm family feelings, for others just the idea of seeing relatives produces an almost panicked reaction. Family can be a fraught topic and I don’t pretend that I can help patients work out all of their complex issues and past history before heading home for the holidays. Processing that stew of anger, ambivalence, disappointment, guilt, and other uncomfortable emotions takes time in therapy to examine and resolve. But there are practical steps you can take to prevent frustration, blow-ups, and discomfort with your family. The key: adjusting your attitude as you head into the holidays. I’ve formatted these recommendation using the word FEUDS so they are easy to remember: F=Forget. Your psychotherapy may involve delving into the hurts heaped on you when growing up. But why not consider letting go of those memories and feelings just for a day or two over the holidays? Sometimes I suggest that a patient close their eyes, fill an imaginary red balloon with the negativity they harbor toward relatives, and then let the balloon go and fly into the air. You can always come back to examining family issues but, for the holidays, try to Be Here Now, as Ram Dass, an American spiritual leader and yoga guru, advised in a book of the same title. By bringing all your emotional baggage to the holiday table, you set yourself up for an unhappy experience. By letting go of hurt and hostility, you give yourself a chance to enjoy the holiday. Don’t deprive yourself of a good time. E=Ease. If you feel tense as you enter into the holiday season, it increases the chance of that strain accelerating when surrounded by relatives with whom you have challenging relationships. De-stressing in advance may take the form of breathing deeply and relaxing one’s body the day and hours before, meditating, doing yoga, and/or setting your intentions. When we are relaxed, we are less likely to become irritated, jump to conclusions, engage in arguments, and escalate conflicts. Try easing your way into the holidays. The results may be surprisingly beneficial. U=Understanding. Inevitably, those who hurt us have been hurt themselves. The parent who is overly critical, the sibling with whom you feel competitive, the aunt who talks so much that no one else can chime in-all of these characters threaten potentially tumultuous encounters. It can be worthwhile to spend a few minutes before you gather for the holidays thinking about each of your relatives from their own perspective: Did your overly critical parent have a disapproving parent from whom they felt rejected? Is the sibling of whom you feel jealous envious of some qualities that you possess? Why does your aunt need to take command of the famiy table? By all means, family issues should be explored in therapy. But, for the holidays, it can be interesting to see what happens when you exercise empathy for others. You may feel more lovingkindness toward the relatives you might otherwise resent. D=Diagnose. Chances are, the negativity you feel toward your family is rooted in something within you or the relatives you disdain. Thanksgiving is a holiday that requires being thankful. If you are feeling negative about relatives as well as other aspects of your life, you may, in fact, be experiencing some level of depression. Or maybe the tensions in your family are due to conditions that others are suffering. Maybe your irritable father or grandparent is depressed, or your selfish sibling is a narcissist, or the cousin who needs everything to happen at a certain time or in a certain way has Obsessive Compulsive Disorder or is on the autism spectrum. The point is that there may be biological conditions impacting your feelings about your family. Recognizing the roots of your or your family members’ attitudes and actions can be helpful in de-toxifying them.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/depression-a-guide-for-the-perplexed/202511/5-ways-to-avoid-family-feuds-this-thanksgiving

Iowa football vs. USC expert predictions nationally

Last weekend was heartbreaking for Iowa players, coaches, and fans. The Hawkeyes battled for 60 minutes but came up just short in an 18-16 loss to Oregon. With the loss, Iowa saw its College Football Playoff hopes end and extended its losing streak against ranked opponents to 12 games.

While the playoff seems to be off the table, Iowa has a chance to end that ranked opponent losing streak this Saturday. The Hawkeyes will make the cross-country trip to Los Angeles for a matchup with the 17th-ranked USC Trojans.

Iowa has traditionally struggled playing on the West Coast, and they’ll need to overcome those demons if they want to win this game and break the streak against ranked teams. The 7-2 Trojans are playing some really good football at the moment and will present a huge test for the Hawkeyes.

### Expert Predictions: Iowa vs. USC

**College Football News: USC 27, Iowa 20**
College Football News is backing the home team to win this game. Here’s more from Pete Fiutak:
“Oregon ran for 261 yards and averaged over seven yards per carry last week against the Hawkeyes. The Iowa style sort of travels, but wins over Wisconsin and Rutgers are nothing compared to going to USC and dealing with this high-powered attack. The Trojans will bring out the Hawkeye offensive pop — Mark Gronowski will throw a bit more, but the pace will get too fast. USC will pass a key test before the showdown at Oregon.”

**CBS Sports**
CBS had nine experts make their picks for this game. Four of the experts picked Iowa to cover the -6.5 point spread, with three of those experts picking the Hawkeyes to win the game straight up.

**Athlon Sports**
Athlon Sports had three experts weigh in, and all three picked USC to take home the victory.

**Bleacher Report: USC 27, Iowa 16**
Bleacher Report is backing the Trojans at home. Here’s what David Keny had to say:
“After being so painfully close to upsetting Oregon, can Iowa shake the disappointment on the road? That seems like a tough ask, even as USC presents a ‘spoiler’ opportunity for the Hawkeyes once again. USC is perfect at home in 2025.”

**Sporting News**
Sporting News is taking USC to win and cover the spread. Bill Bender adds:
“Iowa is coming off a heartbreaking loss to Oregon. Can the Hawkeyes keep up on the road against USC’s high-powered offense that leads the Big Ten with 503.2 yards per game? USC is 4-1 ATS at home this season, and that time-zone difference will hit here.”

**The New York Times**
The Times is picking the Hawkeyes to pull the upset in overtime, though they did not provide a specific score prediction.

Will Iowa overcome its struggles on the West Coast and extend USC’s first home loss of the season? Fans will be watching closely as these two programs face off in a crucial late-season matchup.

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https://sports.yahoo.com/article/iowa-football-vs-usc-expert-130911008.html

Georgie And Mandy Season 2: The Tiny Joseph Detail You Likely Missed

**Spoilers Ahead: “Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage” Season 2, Episode 3 – “A Will and a Dead Man’s Wife”**

It’s been just over a year since George Cooper Sr. passed away, and Mary Cooper (Zoe Perry) is finally ready to re-enter the dating scene in *“Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage”* Season 2. The first man she meets as a single woman is Joseph (Jeremy Brandt), who is introduced to her by Connie “Meemaw” Tucker (Annie Potts).

There’s something fascinating about how Joseph dresses and behaves—he reminds viewers of Mary’s former crush, Pastor Rob (Dan Byrd). While this similarity may fly under the radar for some, a closer look reveals that Joseph and Pastor Rob share the same unctuous demeanor and a similar nerdy cool. Even their mustaches bear a striking resemblance. Joseph tends to be quieter and kinder than Pastor Rob, but with his flannel shirts and playful attitude, the two men are quite alike.

Given everything Mary has been through, it’s no surprise she’s drawn to a similar type of man as she tries to make a fresh start. Unlike Pastor Rob, Joseph is upfront about his intentions toward Mary. In *“A Will and a Dead Man’s Wife,”* the Cooper children have to come to terms with their mother’s new romance, each processing it in their own unique way.

Georgie (Montana Jordan) and Missy (Raegan Revord) agree that Mary has the right to live her personal life as she pleases. Mary embraces this freedom, even discussing what the future might hold with Joseph. But will this new relationship end differently than her past feelings for Pastor Rob?

Mary’s crush on Pastor Rob could never fully develop back when she was still married, as depicted in *“Young Sheldon.”* Nonetheless, they became very close during his stint as the youth pastor at Mary’s church. Pastor Rob even tried to coax her away to work with him at his parish in Arkansas, which sparked a confrontation between Mary and George (Lance Barber), who mistakenly believed she was having an affair.

Thanks to the tension he caused, Pastor Rob quickly became unpopular among fans of *“Young Sheldon.”* After Mary declines to move with him, he quietly exits the story.

Joseph, on the other hand, starts with a clean slate. Things look hopeful, and it’s clear he genuinely cares for Mary. Importantly, he doesn’t have Pastor Rob’s slippery, uncertain nature. That said, there’s still plenty of opportunity for Joseph to cause Mary pain, whether unintentionally or by design.

We already know they won’t end up together—the fact that Sheldon’s mother is single in *“The Big Bang Theory”* means something will likely go wrong in Mary and Joseph’s relationship. Hopefully, viewers will appreciate Joseph’s role in *“Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage”* even if his storyline is relatively short-lived.

Stay tuned to see how Mary’s journey of love and healing unfolds in this compelling season!
https://www.looper.com/2019694/georgie-and-mandys-first-marriage-season-2-joseph-detail/

Steelers Predicted to Find Darius Slay Replacement

The Pittsburgh Steelers secondary has been a significant disappointment through the first seven weeks of the 2025 NFL season. Despite adding veterans Jalen Ramsey and Darius Slay over the offseason to bolster the backfield, the duo of former All-Pros has not led to markedly improved results.

The struggles were especially evident in what many are calling the secondary’s worst performance of the season against the Cincinnati Bengals. In light of this, Pro Football Network’s Ian Cummings projects the Steelers to focus on strengthening their secondary in the upcoming offseason through the draft.

In his latest mock draft released Saturday, Cummings predicted that the Steelers will select Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy in the first round. Highlighting the urgency for the team, he wrote, “Unexpected circumstances have positioned the Steelers as the favorites to win the AFC North and secure a postseason berth in 2025, but there’s still work to do before this team is a sustained contender year in and year out. Adding youth at CB is one such key.”

With the Steelers aiming to solidify their defense, the addition of young, talented cornerbacks like McCoy could be crucial to their long-term success.
https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/pittsburgh-steelers/darius-slay-nfl-draft-rumors-news/

Apple reportedly cuts iPhone Air production while other models thrive

**Apple Slashes Production of Ultra-Thin iPhone Air Amid Weak Demand**

Apple has reportedly decided to cut production of the ultra-thin iPhone Air due to weaker-than-expected demand. The company had high hopes for this model, believing it would finally win the affection of users after previous attempts with the mini iPhone and a lower-priced non-Pro version of the Pro Max had fallen short.

### The iPhone Air: Sleek and Impressive

You don’t need to be an iPhone fanatic to appreciate the design of the iPhone Air. At just 5.6 mm thick, it is the thinnest iPhone ever made—almost 19% thinner than the iPhone 6, which measured 6.9 mm and previously held the title since its 2014 release.

Despite its slim profile, Apple managed to pack enough power into the iPhone Air to provide all-day battery life. The device houses a 3,149 mAh battery in eSIM-only models and a 3,036 mAh battery in versions with a physical eSIM, showcasing impressive engineering to balance form and function.

### Camera and Pricing

The iPhone Air features Apple’s 48MP Fusion camera on the rear. However, unlike the Pro models, it lacks separate Ultra Wide and Telephoto lenses. The device supports up to 2x optical zoom but does not offer ultra wide-angle photography.

Starting at $999, Apple also offers customers the option to finance the phone over 24 months at $41.62 per month.

### Production Cuts and Market Reception

According to a report by South Korea’s The Elec and analysis from a Mizuho Securities analyst, Apple is reportedly cutting iPhone Air production by approximately one million units due to lower-than-anticipated demand. Meanwhile, production of other models is increasing, with the iPhone 17 seeing a hike of two million units, and the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max boosted by one million and four million units respectively.

Analysts suggest consumers are gravitating toward the more familiar iPhone 17 series models rather than experimenting with the iPhone Air. This consumer preference is reflected in a recent survey asking whether users would purchase the iPhone Air:

– 12.5% responded: *Yes, it’s just so cool looking.*
– 50% replied: *No, I don’t want to give up on “Pro” features.*
– 37.5% said: *I’m not buying an iPhone model.*

### Why the iPhone Air Might Be Struggling

Ironically, one reason behind the iPhone Air’s lagging sales could be the improvements introduced in the base iPhone 17 model. This year, Apple outfitted the entry-level iPhone 17 with a ProMotion display, featuring a variable refresh rate ranging from 1Hz to 120Hz. Additionally, its video playback battery life increased significantly to 30 hours, up from 22 hours in the previous iPhone 16.

### Current Availability and Delivery Times

Despite the positive reception of other models, the iPhone 17 remains in high demand with order wait times of two to three weeks in countries including the U.S., U.K., France, China, Japan, and Switzerland.

### The iPhone Fold: A Future Vision?

While the iPhone Air may not be meeting sales expectations, it may still serve an important purpose for Apple—as a proof of concept. Bloomberg has described the upcoming foldable iPhone as essentially two iPhone Air units placed side-by-side.

Initially, reports suggested that the foldable iPhone, dubbed the iPhone Fold, would launch next year. However, new information points to a possible delay until 2027, as Apple reportedly has yet to finalize key design components such as the hinge mechanism.

### Review and Final Thoughts

In our recent review, the iPhone Air scored 7.4 out of 10 points. We praised its fast, bright, and vivid display and unique, ultra-thin design. However, the review also noted shortcomings, such as weak and flat mono speakers, subpar rear camera performance, and the device’s tendency to run hot under load.

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WR Cupboard is Bare for Tennessee Titans

The Tennessee Titans are performing about as well as anyone could have expected. With a record of 1-5, their sole victory came courtesy of the Arizona Cardinals, who essentially gift-wrapped the win for them.

This rough start to the season culminated in a significant change this week: the firing of head coach Brian Callahan following a heavy defeat to the Las Vegas Raiders. In his place, the Titans have named Mike McCoy as the interim head coach. McCoy’s mission is clear—right the ship and get quarterback Cam Ward playing at an MVP level or close to it.

However, McCoy faces a tough challenge ahead, as the Titans will have to navigate these changes without wide receiver Calvin Ridley. Ridley has been ruled out for this week’s game against the New England Patriots due to a hamstring injury. While this news is disappointing, the silver lining for the Titans might be that they were unlikely to win this game regardless.

### What’s Behind Calvin Ridley?

The real concern isn’t just that the Titans will be without Ridley this Sunday, but what their receiving corps looks like beyond him — which, frankly, is almost nonexistent.

After ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Ridley’s status, his colleague Field Yates provided a look at the Titans’ WR depth chart: Elic Ayomanor, Van Jefferson, and Tyler Lockett.

Tyler Lockett, a recent free-agent acquisition, has recorded eight catches for 52 yards and no touchdowns so far this season. While he was never expected to be a superstar, these numbers are underwhelming for a veteran after six games.

Similarly, Van Jefferson has been only marginally better, with eight catches for 99 yards in the same time frame.

Despite Ridley’s underwhelming performance—he’s been a disappointment for a team that desperately needs him to step up—his absence will still be deeply felt. Sports Illustrated’s Jordon Lawrenz highlights a stark reality: “Even with his disappointing season, Ridley accounts for over 26% of this team’s receiving yards. His 290 yards lead the way, even though he’s only hauled in 16 of 35 targets. Elic Ayomanor’s 34 targets rank second, while Okonkwo is third at 30. Beyond those three, no one has more than 19 targets.”

### Can Mike McCoy Help Cam Ward?

As interim head coach, McCoy’s primary responsibility is to nurture Cam Ward into the player he was projected to be when the Titans drafted him first overall in this year’s NFL Draft.

Ward’s performance hasn’t been terrible considering the minimal support he’s had on offense and defense, but improvement is imperative. He understands his role, embraces the coaching change, and realizes he’ll need to operate without reliable wide receiver help—Ridley or not.

“My job is to play quarterback, and my job is to help lead this team to wins,” Ward said. “I am going to support whatever decision we make as an organization, and the guys in the locker room are going to support it. At the end of the day, with coach or without coach, we are trying to win football games and that is the same message coach Mike is preaching. We just have to live by it and stay true to it.”

With Ridley sidelined, rookie Elic Ayomanor becomes Ward’s best option, which underscores the Titans’ precarious position heading into this critical stretch of the season.
https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/tennessee-titans/mike-mccoy-calvin-ridley-cam-ward/

22 Pictures of Sassy Cats Serving Supreme Side-Eye Energy

Few things in life are as powerful, or as terrifying, as a cat’s side-eye. One squint, one slow turn of the head, and suddenly you’re questioning every life choice you’ve ever made.

Cats have perfected the art of silent judgment, and they wield it like royalty with a crown made of sass. Whether you dared to serve dinner five minutes late or had the audacity to move them from their chair, the look says it all: utter disappointment wrapped in whiskers.

It’s not anger. It’s pure feline superiority. That subtle glare communicates, “You’re lucky I tolerate you, hooman,” and yet we still find it adorable.

These side-eye masters could teach a masterclass in drama. One eyebrow flick (if they had eyebrows), and boom! You’re on trial for crimes against catkind.

Still, behind all that shade is a little fluffball who secretly loves you. Probably.

Until then, take comfort in knowing your cat’s judgment means you’re part of their world. No one throws shade quite like a sassy feline.
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