Ugh, another newsletter 
... I mean, who doesn't love getting their sports highlights via email? It's like, just what I need, more spam in my inbox 
. Can't they just make a mobile app or something? Like, I'm busy living my best life and don't have time to scroll through emails every week for sports updates. But hey, if it's free and easy to sign up, I guess I won't say no 
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... I mean, who doesn't love getting their sports highlights via email? It's like, just what I need, more spam in my inbox . Can't they just make a mobile app or something? Like, I'm busy living my best life and don't have time to scroll through emails every week for sports updates. But hey, if it's free and easy to sign up, I guess I won't say no ...
... I mean, do we really need to know every single match result and player update? Can't we just check our favorite teams' websites like we used to? And what's with the "expert sport journalists" - can't they just be honest about not knowing everything? It feels like they're trying too hard to sound important 
. But hey, if it's free and easy to sign up for, I guess I'll give it a shot... but I'm still not sure I want to get bombarded with sports updates every week 
. And yeah, it's great that you can easily opt-out if you don't want to receive more emails from them. Just wish I could customize what info I get in each email tho, like "just the highlights" instead of getting all the analysis too 
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. Where's the evidence that these expert journalists are delivering anything more than what I'd already find online? And what's to stop my email inbox from blowing up with ads and spam if I sign up for this? Can we see some actual data on how many people actually use the service and what kind of content they get in return?
, another way for them to sell our email addresses like they're going out of style. Can't we just have a simple sports newsletter without all the extra fluff and "we promise not to share" nonsense? 