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Many involved in crypto saw SandBankman Freed as a breath of fresh air from the usual

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Perhaps because the last second double-doin was so serially reminiscent of that self-guided

soccer ball that dropped chandelisingly over one desperate little Jordan Pickford in

the last second of the derby, bouncing off the Everton Crossbar, not once, but twice.

How does that happen, physics?

I'm talking to you.

Leaving a reggae to steam in, shoulder the ball into the goal.

Take breaking trauma which will take me decades to recover from, so too bloody soon.

Oh, when the bears kicker, when he rattled that ball off two metal bars, my eight-year-old

son, I was watching with him, ours is just slumped to the floor, and he wailed.

Sobs that came from a primal place deep within the child.

And the same kind I remember emitting, but when I was eight years old, listening on the

radio to Everton, when they were eliminated from some fairly round UEFA cup tie, we lost

it on the way goals.

Oh, that concept.

I couldn't get my eight-year-old head around it, and it all seemed so unfair, like within

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