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Same here re: Colts and Gunners. Got any planting that needs to get done? 😆

A lot of settled play which CP are fine with. It's 1-0, they have to break their planned block integrity at some point. If they're smart, they'll save that exercise for later than Cholo Simeone did midweek.
Early break will see atleti type score line. Otherwise this might be a close comfy win to afc

Superb listen.

If you lived thru the Fergie years, you don't just kick 'em, you do it twice

Yup, that Spain. Remember what happened after all those W's dried up?

I think Spain taught footie fans this lesson in the early 2010s when the world got bored of tiki taka...
Dominance can come in many ways, if it isn't correlated with thrashing the opponent, it might just be sterile 'dominance'

Enjoy the good times first bro 😆

Not same position but philosophically, I look to how PSG transitioned Dembele, there are ways to maximize an unnatural fit. Jdp maxed

Think he showed it too early

BlueCo.
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Football needs better regulation

Hard to judge when the fighters belong in totally different weight classes 😨
Good reminder City are a very good side who have spent well

36 can sure play. Popping up everywhere like Spanish modric

One took control of attack, the other did same in defense

Multiple unicorns. I hope fans all over recognize the uniqueness of this. Just doesn't happen, maybe a shift in how soon players get blooded?

Marli Salmon. Unreal. You do not see 15yr old centerbacks do that to seniors at elite level.
I cannot recall the last. Sergio Ramos? Incredible stuff

Easy to see why Leipzig insist on a certain number for their striker

I like this point a lot. Across most every sport, wages are an indicator of success level. Winning costs a pretty penny

*fan bases

Both are great. Both face similar criticism from their fantasies. I think ultimately if there's a choice, it'll come to value...Simons has advantage there

Passed that landmark at Sarah Palin

An Onion front page with the headline: Congress, Now More Than Ever, Our Nation Needs Your Cowardice Who will stand up for our democracy? This question, fraught in even the most peaceful times, has only grown more pressing as our country approaches its 250th anniversary. Each passing day brings growing assaults on essential liberties like freedom of speech and due process. Meanwhile, our delicately assembled legal system faces a constant barrage of threats. Even as this issue reaches publication, the U.S. military has been deployed against peaceful protesters. We teeter on the brink of collapse into an authoritarian state. That is why, today, The Onion calls upon our lawmakers to sit back and do absolutely nothing. Members of Congress, now more than ever, our nation desperately needs your cowardice. Our republic is a birthright, an exceedingly rare treasure passed down from generation to generation of Americans. It was gained through hard years of bloody resistance and can too easily be lost. Our Founding Fathers, in their abundant wisdom, understood that all it would take was men and women of little courage sitting in the corridors of power and taking zero action as this precious inheritance was stripped away—and that is where we have finally arrived. Now is not the time for bravery or valor! This is the time for protecting your own hide and lining your pocket. Now is not the time for listening to your idiotic constituents drone on about what’s happening to their precious democracy. This is the time for getting down on all fours and grov- eling. Now is not the time to say, “Enough is enough,” and have the tough conversations about resisting the ongoing assaults on American liberty. This is the time to let the wave of apathy and indifference roll over you as you think about getting a really nice renovation to your house in Kalorama. But what can I, one coward, do alone? you might ask.

Donald Trump just unilaterally bombed Iran. A masked gang is terrorizing our streets. America has rapidly devolved into an authoritarian state.

That's why, today, The Onion has purchased a full page ad in today's New York Times with a simple plea to Congress:

Sit back and do absolutely nothing.

a man wearing a floral sweater says " and good luck with that " ALT: a man wearing a floral sweater says " and good luck with that "

Lol

It feels like more people understand this now than ever before then again maybe not, still lots cheering for division and greed, hunger and empty pockets not hitting hard enough just yet

Yup. How many of the draconian laws implemented since 9/11 have been rolled back? How much keeps getting added to that foundation under the guise of safety?
Left, Right, dirty hands aplenty

Gonna go out on a limb and say Fabio Vieira MIGHT not be an arsenal level player

Love this. From a football only perspective, for both sides it's better he leaves. Physically, he's more suited to Spain or Italy at this point.

Made in San Sebastian

This is the part everyone ignores.
The future we want means tough questions for fans. Are we really ready to ask and answer those?

Go in, tell us why Simone Inzaghi going to Saudi Arabia is bad for the world

Nah you're whinging about a man moving to a league for a big raise because that league is in a country that is run by 'bad' but you make zero complaints about where the man comes from.
It's not hard to read between the lines here

For sure point to the ills of that regime. Wanna force change? Also highlight the ills of those who do biz with them. Disavow the Saudi league and the English and Italian leagues too. Don't limit your sense of distaste