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Crying Loser – The Ick – Album Deep Dive  

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By Liam Griffin
| No More Workhorse
Crying Loser – The Ick – Album Deep Dive by Liam Griffin There are really only two ways to fight fire. One is with its antidote, water, and the other is with itself. On their debut album, The Ick, Crying Loser, Cork ‘no-wave’ outfit made up of  Arthur Pawsey (vocals, guitar), Micheál Fitzgerald (bass), Samuel Clague (bass clarinet), and Ruairí de Búrca (drums), chose the latter. They fight the flames that lick the ankles of the modern world with a good ol’ blazing inferno of their own.
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49ers in ‘no rush’ to deal Brandon Aiyuk, coach Kyle Shanahan says

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By Liam Griffin
| Washington Times
San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said at Monday’s NFL owner meetings in Arizona that his franchise was in no rush to part ways with disgruntled wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk. The 49ers placed Aiyuk on the “Reserve/Left Squad” list at the end of last season after the pass-catcher stopped reporting to the team facility due to a dispute over his injury recovery and contract guarantees.
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Commanders enter free agency with $80M to fill growing roster holes

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By Liam Griffin
| Washington Times
The Commanders have cap space to burn and are reportedly willing to chase top-tier talent as the NFL enters its free-agent negotiating period on Monday. Washington, emerging from the doldrums of a disastrous 5-12 campaign, enters Monday’s offseason phase with more than $80 million in available cap space. Only three teams have more flexibility than the Commanders. General manager Adam Peters has shown a willingness to be aggressive through his first two years in Washington.
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