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Hello, all!
Considering the Tottenham Hotspur senior teams are out of session (for the women, unexpectedly), I’m trying out a new feature in the Hoddle all week.
Ramble of the Day
Welcome to the first edition of what I have now decided to call small debate week! This week, theme is ... British v. American food terminology!
I’m going to drop a poll each day of the week of a very innocent question related to that theme, and in a rare move, I also won’t share my opinion. Vote if you’d like, but really, I invite you to debate incessantly if you’d like. Let’s make winners out of something that nobody needs to win (but remember to keep things friendly)!
Now, for the poll.
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Poll
What do you call the vegetable above?
tl;dr: Welcome to Small debate week to the theme of British v. American food terminology! First poll: aubergine v. eggplant!
Links of the Day
Dele shared a video making a racist joke about an Asian man and coronavirus on his Snapchat.
Manchester United filed a complaint against The Sun, claiming the tabloid had prior knowledge of the attack at vice-chairman Ed Woodward’s home.
The first ever Spanish women’s Super Cup took place over the weekend, with Barcelona beating Real Sociedad.
Today’s longer read: James Horncastle on the Milan derby and its connection to Milan’s food scene for ESPN