With a fresh face and updated design, the Abu Garcia Vendetta series is back and better than ever. Now available as just the Vendetta Rods, or Vendetta Combos that feature Max SX reels. This series offers anglers versatility with 12 casting rod options and 10 spinning rod options. That way, anglers can select the rod that matches their preferences and techniques, or opt to grab one of the Vendetta combos that are already paired with a Max SX reel. The Vendetta Rods feature a 30-ton graphite blank that has a Robotically Optimized Casting System (ROCS) guide train for maximum casting distance, EVA split-grips, and a custom ergonomic reel seat. MSRP for the rods is set at $94.95.



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Manchester United's Casemiro has been regularly hitting the headlines this season for his positive displays.
It was thought that this would certainly be Casemiro's last season at Old Trafford after the ending of his current deal this summer.
Nonetheless, the Brazilian veteran has had a career renaissance in 2025, making himself one of the first names on Ruben Amorim's team sheet.
What's more, he has also continued this form for his national side, where he is now captain of the Brazil team and will lead his side out to the World Cup in the summer.
As a result, it has been suggested that United may offer him a new deal on a reduced salary to stay on at the club beyond 2026.
His fantastic season continued over the weekend as he scored for Brazil in their 2-0 win over Senegal.
In an interview after Brazil's friendly win, Defensa Central carry comments from the United midfielder.
He was reportedly asked about his former club and his answer was quite a shocking one.
Casemiro was asked to comment on Real Madrid's recent slump in form and he retorted, "I don't watch them. I have too many things to worry about at Manchester United to worry about Real Madrid."
The 33 year old did clarify his comments by stating, "everyone knows how much I love the club and the city, but I'm not worried about Madrid, I'm much more concerned about United."
It is natural that the Brazilian would focus more on the club he is currently paid to be at but he has made no secret of his love for Manchester United and his joy at being part of the club.
Interestingly, he is not the only former Real Madrid star to express his love for United. Raphael Varane also hinted in the past that he preferred life at Old Trafford to the Bernabeu.
Source: transfermarkt.com
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What a week for Troy Parrott!
The former Tottenham Hotspur player scored two goals for Ireland against Portugal last week before surpassing those heroics with a hat-trick against Hungary to send Ireland into the UEFA World Cup qualifying playoffs.
For those of you who haven't seen the goal yet, it's worth watching. And it's worth watching it again:
Troy Parrott, take your place on the pantheon of Irish greats 🇮🇪pic.twitter.com/KATKNMZO4g
— Ireland Football ⚽️🇮🇪 (@IrelandFootball) November 16, 2025
I have no idea quite how this sequence of events unfolded. You have that last-ditch longball into the box, a bit of a wandering header and then Parrot somehow finds space between two Hungary defenders, beats the keeper and taps the ball into the back of the net with his toe.
Absolute scenes at the Puskas!
And for those of you who haven't seen Parrott's post-match interview yet, that's also worth checking out:
FT: 🇭🇺 2-3 🇮🇪
— RTÉ Sport (@RTEsport) November 16, 2025
An emotional Troy Parrott reacts to securing a play-off place for Ireland in Budapest.
'This is why we love football because things like this can happen... I love where I'm from, my family are here, this means the world to me.'
📺 @rte2@rteplayerpic.twitter.com/JnWcRdmt4b
It's a humongous moment for Troy Parrott, and a huge moment for an Ireland team that less than a week ago seemed consigned to looking ahead to the 2028 Euros.
Instead they'll be looking ahead to March, where they'll partake in the semi-finals.
Fitzie's track of the day:Tattoo'd Lady, by Rory Gallagher
And now for your links:
The Athletic ($$): "Tottenham vs Arsenal: How last season's tears were followed by Spurs' WSL revival"
BBC: "Frank had 'unique' Man Utd & Chelsea talks on same day"
The Irish Times: "Troy Parrott cries tears of joy after fairytale hat-trick books World Cup playoff place"
The Guardian: "England win every group game without conceding after Kane's double sinks Albania"