Big Brother Naija reality star Tochi has shared a piece of advice with his fellow male gender on some red flags in relationships. 
A lot of people have different things they regard as red flags in their relationships. While some see behaviors as a red flag, reality star Tochi has a different perception. In a post sighted on the Instagram story of Tochi, he advised the male gender dating ladies who cannot clear a bill of N500,000 when their card declines in a restaurant. He advised them to pick their shoes and run from such women. “If your babe cannot chest a bill of N500K when your card declines, my guy remove your shoes, hold it in your hand, and run”, he wrote.
United suffered a huge blow in the first half of Sunday’s Premier League clash against Southampton. The Red Devils lost Casemiro to a red card for a studs-up tackle on Alcarez. The Brazilian was initially booked for the tackle but the yellow card was upgraded to a red after a VAR review. The sending off is Casemiro’s second of the season which means he will be hit with a four-game ban. 
Following the match, Antony took to Twitter to send a heartfelt message to his teammate. He posted: “We will always be together brother. Raise your head, we have a lot ahead of us.” Estaremos sempre juntos, irmão!! Levanta a cabeça, temos muito pela frente!! 👊🏽👊🏽 @Casemiro pic.twitter.com/QiSQmF50oP — Antony Santos (@antony00) March 12, 2023 This would be a big blow to Erik ten Hag and United as Casemiro has become a key player for the Red Devils in his first season at the club. The Brazilian will now miss United’s next four games including the FA Cup quarter-final against Fulham and Premier League matches against Newcastle, Brentford and Everton after the international break. 
It was reported earlier that Casemiro who will now miss three Manchester United matches, was shown the red card for choking Crystal Palace’s midfielder Will Hughes in a brawl that occurred during the match which ended 2-1 in favour of the Red Devils. When asked for his comment on it, Vieira said he won’t be giving any because he doesn’t want to be punished by the Football Association. 
He told BBC Sport; “I was too far away to see it. I don’t want to get involved in that. I don’t want to get fined or suspended, so I will wait for your next question.” Vieira’s side will hope to get their first win in six matches when they take on Brighton next week, while United will meet Leeds on February 8. 
Chelsea’s coach, Graham Potter has reacted to loanee, Joao Felix being shown a red card on his Premier League debut against Fulham on Thursday, January 12. 
Felix lasted less than an hour before he was shown a straight red card for a high tackle on Fulham’s full-back, Kenny Tete. The match ended 2-1 in favour of the Cottagers. Speaking to reporters after the match, Potter said Joao Felix’s red card is “another hit” to his squad. The coach who appeared visibly exhausted after yet another league defeat, however, insisted that the newcomer was “really good” on his debut. 
Potter said; “It was a forwards tackle, there was no malice in it but I understand why it was a red. It is another blow, the hits keep coming at the moment. He was really good, you could see his quality in the game, so it is doubly disappointing for us. “I think we controlled the game early, won the ball back high, created some opportunities and maybe missed the last pass. We made a couple of mistakes for their goal. Second-half I think we responded well and then the red card changes the game… We’ve got to keep working, there are no other solutions.” 
