


The prosecutor added a possible crime of coercion after Hermoso said she and her relatives were put under pressure by Rubiales and his entourage to say that she approved what happened. Rubiales' court appearance concerns a complaint filed by state prosecutor Marta Durantez Gil with the High Court after Hermoso told prosecutors that Rubiales kissed her on the mouth without her consent while holding her head with both hands. 10.īut he remains unrepentant, saying he acted with consent in a moment of celebration and joy.Īs he went to court, women players, including the World Cup-wining squad, said they would continue their boycott of the national side until there were changes in the federation set-up. He did not speak to the media waiting outside.Īfter weeks of resisting calls from players, politicians and women's groups for him to step down as president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), Rubiales finally quit his position on Sept. Rubiales, 46, insists the kiss was consensual, while Hermoso says it was forced upon her.ĭressed in a black suit over a white shirt, Rubiales arrived at court with his lawyer Olga Tubau 50 minutes before the scheduled hearing, which takes place behind closed doors. 20, has triggered a furore over sexism in Spanish sport and society and led to protests similar to the "Me Too" movement. The incident, which occurred at the medal ceremony after Spain's women's team won the World Cup in Sydney, Australia, on Aug. The guy on #WheelOfFortune just said "Sweet Dreams are made of these" to solve the puzzle, and that's exactly what I said too.MADRID (Reuters) -Former Spanish soccer chief Luis Rubiales headed into the High Court in Madrid on Friday to face questioning by a judge over a complaint of sexual assault stemming from his allegedly unsolicited kiss on the lips of player Jenni Hermoso. Sweet dreams are made of "this?" I was today years old when I learned that "these" isn't the correct lyric. ‘Wheel of Fortune’ contestant flubs commonly mispronounced Eurythmics lyrics The word "this" was already revealed on the board & the dude STILL SAID "these" The funniest part isn't that it's the name of the damn song: "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" Yahoo Entertainment: 'Wheel of Fortune' contestant flubs commonly mispronounced Eurythmics lyrics. How do I know? Bc "This" & "Disagree" do not RHYME! "These" & "Disagree" do. Wheel of Fortune ain’t gonna make me think I’ve been hearing those lyrics wrong for almost 40 years. Until I hear Annie Lennox confirm herself that the lyrics are “Sweet dreams are made of THIS”, I will not believe it. #sweetdreamsaremadeofTHESE,” wrote one user along with a gif from the song’s iconic video. “ Until I hear Annie Lennox confirm herself that the lyrics are “Sweet dreams are made of THIS”, I will not believe it. But, as you might expect, Twitter had some thoughts and some users were on Team Bryant, arguing that, technically, “these” is the proper rhyme for the first part of the next couplet, which ends with “seas.” Not to worry, according to Yahoo!, he still advanced to the bonus round and ended up banking more than $26,000 in prizes.
