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Great in his first season and contributed a lot to our coca cola cup success. Felt he fell off a little in the next two seasons and was prone to the odd mistake especially coming off his line, but was still solid. Flowers was an upgrade at the time.
No you don't but having almost zero knowledge of where your traditions and culture come from results in the kind of cheap, hollow 'our precious NHS' patriotism you have in England now.
Would love Fuchs to keep them up not only because of his time with us but also he seems like a very intelligent guy who wasn't afraid to take on a huge challenge.
I shouldn't have used "living standards". Quality of life? Which is not only economic. The surveillance state, terrorism, immigration from the ME, exposure to extreme content online. Obviously 9/11 didn't totally start those things alone but as I said it feels to me like the inflection point for when everything started to get shitter.
Austerity isn't the main cause of the 21st century malaise in the west which of course is not only the UK. Neither is 9/11 the main cause but it does feel to me ow more than ever like the precise moment the messiness of the world came crashing into comfortable gated community that the west had built post war, which we are now realizing we can't rebuild.
Obviously 30 something's not being able to afford to buy a house in Britain is not Osama bin Laden's fault but 9/11 feels more and more like the inflection point, the moment when living standards for your average working person in the west started to slowly decay. I regularly think about this in my more existential moments such as on wistful spring evenings as this one.
When and why did the word "performative" start to be used so much in Britain for seemingly any behavior the user dislikes? It's like people in this country really struggle to accept others may genuinely act in a different way or believe different things.
re the politics of the happy clappers. Stuck in 2016, refuse to admit they're wrong, think there's a conspiracy against the club, sick of boo boys talking the club down, enjoy being miserable, can't spell - 100% Brexit/Reform voters.