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Barnes was never going to be in the squad today, he played 2 days ago

Rejected by Boro as a kid, moves to Iceland, then Norway & now plays in Belgium. Pretty interesting story.

another goal for josh gordon. seems to have scored quite a few since he came, which is promising.

Anyone got a stream

Could he be an option at number 10 next season?

you guys are talking like he's already left. lots of ifs and buts, no concrete interest. i fully believe shakespeare can persuade schmeichel and our other best players to stay.

Finally some sense in this thread.

Tom Lawrence's performance against Newcastle is better than anything I've seen from Gray tbh.

Think Shakespeare made the right subs at half time. Clutching at straws to think Gray would have been anymore effective, due to his lack of end product.

Wonder if Trump will do anything about the Venezuela crisis, they really need help. What's going on in Venezuela is a preview of what our world will become, unless we become more focused on sustainability. Their reliance on the oil industry has crippled them, despite having the largest oil reserves in the world.

Very well put. The criticism we got from Spurs fans last season for our style of play was laughable. We were efficient, they weren't.

In the media yes. Personally I couldn't give a damn what Jamie Carragher, Martin Keown or any pundit has to say. Especially after the load of rubbish they were spouting when Ranieri was sacked. However most neutral fans I've spoke to are quite fond of us and have nice things to say. A lot of neutrals were cheering us on last night.

Take a bow Matty James.

former British ambassador to Syria says it's a false flag.

Do the research and there is no reason why Assad would attack his people with chemicals, especially at this moment in time. Right now, 90% of ISIS and Al-Qaeda in Syria have been knocked back and being forced out of Syria and towards Iraq, in a pincer movement. In this situation, wouldn't Al-Qaeda or ISIS launch a chemical attack to blame it on Assad? There are so many players in this who'd benefit from the aftermath of this attack. America themselves, the pipeline interested countries, the terrorist groups. The false flag is so obvious.

Assad is getting the blame for the attack, but why would he attack his own people. Especially the timing of the attack, when his campaign was beginning to gain an advantage. Why would he destroy that advantage, by attacking his people. The false flag could have been done by any of the countries I spoke about in my post. Assad is protecting Russia's interests, by stopping these new pipelines being built. For the new pipeline's to get built, Assad's regime needs to be destroyed. In comes America. If it is a false flag then America and Trump are in on it too, of course America would love to have Syria's resources, they just needed a reason. Even if they aren't in on it, the consequences of using a chemical based attack are severe & it would require a response like the one Trump ordered. Anyway false flag operations are usually used as a tool to propagandize the public & get them on board with war. The Propoganda spewed by the media these past 48 hours in support of America attacking Assad, is no different in the build up to the Iraq war. I'm shocked like you, about Trump backtracking on his stance on war. He must have been bullied/compromised and given in to the globalists & military industrial complex demands, who will want war.

The chem attack was a false flag operation, so America will attack Assad and Syria. Vietnam, Korea, Iraq wars all started on similar false flags. This is going to force Russia's hand. Russia have to protect their natural gas pipeline they have running through Syria to Europe, which Russia uses to supply Europe with gas. 42% of EU's natural gas comes from Russia, through this pipeline. That pipeline is hugely important, for the Russian economy. There are multiple pipeline plans to pass through Syria & into Europe. The Qatar-Turkey pipeline, the Iran-Iraq Pipeline & the Nabucco pipeline. Russia need to protect their asset, to stop this from happening or their economy will completely fall. The true winner here is the military industrial complex, who will make billions.

huh? I said you can watch all our goals from last season to see the evidence

there are no stats on movement and creating space. go back and watch our goals from last season, watch okazaki and the space he creates for our players to get a shot off.

it's what shinji does off the ball which is so vital to how we play - both in an attacking and defensive sense

okazaki made half our goals last season with the space he created for mahrez/vardy through his movement/running to drag defenders away. i made a topic proving this but it got deleted

every single one of our players bar kasper were shocking for 6 months of the season. it's a write off. can't cherry pick from that catastrophic 6 month period, because we could do the same for every player.

how is he infuriating? he is fuching class

Personally I saw him as a box to box midfielder, who'd do the dirty work up and down the pitch, which helped Drinkwater/Cambiasso shine. I don't know whether he's good enough for that role now, considering we have Ndidi & could sign a better player than James to be back up for Ndidi also. From what Barnsley fans have been saying, he could be a back up for Drinkwater's position. I hope he's in the squad next season.