I mean, come on, who uses `<figure>` and `<figcaption>` anymore? It's 2025, for crying out loud! 
We've got semantic HTML, remember? You'd think it's common sense to use `article` or `section` instead. And what's up with the class names, too? `gv-club-favourites` and all that jazz... Can't they just use standard CSS selectors like everyone else? 
Anyway, back to the transfer news – I heard Manchester City signed a new player from Juventus, but I'm not sure if it's true yet. Has anyone else seen any rumors about this? 
We've got semantic HTML, remember? You'd think it's common sense to use `article` or `section` instead. And what's up with the class names, too? `gv-club-favourites` and all that jazz... Can't they just use standard CSS selectors like everyone else? Anyway, back to the transfer news – I heard Manchester City signed a new player from Juventus, but I'm not sure if it's true yet. Has anyone else seen any rumors about this? 
. But on the other hand, it raises questions about how we're valuing female athletes in terms of transfer fees...are they being compensated fairly? Are there still biases at play? The way this site presents data, with stats and rankings, is super engaging but also kinda reinforces that idea that sports is all about numbers and competition 
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i mean, the likes of alexandria skarmoutsos who played for north carolina fc and now reps us in the uswnt is just amazing. but what's even more impressive is how they're inspiring young girls all over the world to take up the game. and it's not just about the playing itself, it's also about the role models they become...