انا احب كره القدم لانها رائعه ,ممتع

انا احب كره القدم لانها رائعه ,ممتعه ولعبه جماعيه وايضا لعبة مشوقة حيث يكون فيها اثارة
ان كرة القدم تعتبر الكره الاكثر شعبيه فى العالم ويحبها الكبير والصغير الرجال والنساء
عندما كنت صغيرا كنت دائما امارس لعبه كره القدم مع اصدقائي فى المدرسة و فى الحارة
وكذلك كرة السله تعتبر لعبه رائعه ايضا ومشوقه Stan Van Gundy is the coach of the Detroit Pistons. He said he supports his team. He wants them to make a difference.

Police Shootings Seen As A Big Concern

Van Gundy said the police shootings are a big problem. The people who were shot did not have weapons, he said. They were seen as dangerous mostly because of their skin color, he added.

There have been protests in many U.S. cities. This week, there were two more. One happened after a shooting in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Another happened after a shooting in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Some football players have started protesting, too. They are kneeling during the Star Spangled Banner. The national anthem is played before every game. The athletes are protesting how African-Americans are treated in the U.S.

Will NBA Players Protest?

People are waiting to see if NBA players will protest. About 3 out of 4 NBA players are African-American.

An NBA rule says players must stand during the anthem. Twenty years ago, a basketball player refused to stand. His name was Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf. He said the flag was a symbol of some people being treated unfairly. He had to sit out a game.

Anthony Davis is a player for the New Orleans Pelicans. He said he has seen so much anger and violence lately. It has made him want to help. He thinks basketball players should use their popularity for this cause.

"We have the power to do stuff other people can't," Davis said.

Some Players Eager To Fix Problems

Coach Van Gundy said there are more important things than whether NBA players will kneel during the anthem. There are so many different problems to focus on, he said. He said it is great that players want to talk about it. Many players want to fix these problems, and that is even better, Van Gundy said.

Fixing them won't be easy, though.

"I don't have an answer. Nobody has an answer," said Russell Westbrook. He plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder. "If that was the case, we would have fixed it."
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النتائج (الإنجليزية) 1:

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