Lionator

I’m probably way off so I apologise in advance but I do wonder with Beckford, looking back, whether there was a hint of unconscious r-word against him in some quarters (not all). Not because he did underperform, but the idea that he met the lazy stereotype. I think the reality is that in the end he didn’t fit Pearson’s style of play which needed those quicker strikers feeding off of each other. Clearly a decent bloke and always has been.

Going to end up a long way under what we need here I think.

He does it all the time. His conversion rate from 50-100 must be awful

If players want to be arseholes then so be it, not the refs fault.

Schar injuring himself by throwing himself into the advertising boards then pretending to have been pulled 🤣🤣

Position and press wise, Daka is an elite striker, aside from that he’s a donkey.

How old was Panayioutu when he scored that thunderbolt at Leeds?

Make sure that when they discharge you, they discharge you into a community mental health team, and don’t just do a 48 hour follow up and leave you be. If they don’t make that clear, keep pestering them until they do. That mental health team should have a psychologist too so therapy should be an option.

Thank you for this explanation, it’s very clear! I wonder in a hypothetical scenario, say Reform win the next election (god forbid) on a state slashing, low tax, anti immigration manifesto, how would that co-incide with the Bank of England? If everything is based on outside influence, would that literally just lead to collapse?

As someone not well versed in economics, how can it be that the Bank of England can essentially control the whole system over the government? If they cut interest rates, that has a knock on effect on ‘growth’ (nonsense social construct) which then impacts government policy. It seems a bit daft that we let banks and markets dictate our whole political system like this??!

My bad, although he was basically saying the same thing.

It’s almost like it’s normal for a club not to actively hate its core fanbase.

This really is the biggest peak of peak Trump. What a maniac.

Having read some reactions today, it seems somewhat likely that it’s to strong arm Bin Salman to ‘normalise’ relations with Israel without meeting Saudi’s minimal expectations for this aka complete deoccupation of the West Bank and reparations in Gaza.

Didn’t realise Leeds had a higher wage bill than us last season and this season is more than ours last season.

Do you count macros at part of calorie counting? Eating more protein, more fat and less carbs will help you lose weight a lot more efficiently if that makes sense. Not quite keto but keto-lite.

Well I guess there’s two things at play here. Currently there is a ceasefire in Gaza so technically he has achieved some level of peace and stopped people from dying (given most people have indicated it was his man Witkoff that brokered the deal). Your second point is also correct, and I highly highly doubt that he’s going to actually send the US military to Gaza to do this. So there’s very likely something else at play. I’ve seen some speculate that this is all a ruse to get Saudi Arabia to the table to normalise their relations with Israel, which would be a very Trump way of getting that to happen. Maybe I’m just in denial because the forced removal and ethnic cleansing of Gaza is too sickening to even consider.

This sounds familiar

Antoine Dupont? Still would be better than Rudkin

I suppose blatant ethnic cleansing isn’t quite as bad as debatable genocide. The worst part is that all the slimeball politicians (probably Macron aside) in Europe will not call this out for what it is because they’re so scared of losing their pathetic trade deals with this monster. Even Netanyahu looked taken aback by the depravity of it all which is some achievement.

Their problem is that they’ve drawn 6 of their last 10 games 0-0

Burnley haven’t conceded a league goal for over 800 minutes, which is wild.

John Elsom

Beginning would be first game of the 2012/13 season where we beat Peterborough 2-0. Middle, Everton, May 2016. End, Forest or Roma away, take your pick but it was one of those.

It doesn’t really matter if Bristol City are a basket case (they’re not, they’re just run in a way that ensures the Lansdowns remain rich), the point is that they communicating the strategy with the fans. That’s the bare minimum we should be getting.