Yup, Liverpool didn’t read the room AT ALL. Spurs were getting back into the game. They needed to control possession and kill the clock. Instead it was turnover after turnover; absolutely ridiculous. Only a Spursy finish can save them now.
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My favorite way to describe Abigail is that she’s the kind of kid who’d see snake skin on the ground, pick it up with her bare hands, and excitedly show it to anybody nearby.
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Shoutout to Jess Park on winning Goal of the Month. Dribbling past players like they weren’t even there before smashing one in from outside the box? That’s how we do it at United. 🔥❤️
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guys should I make a side blog for like my characters and stuff? would you all be interested in like learning about their lore and being able to ask them questions??
Yes that sounds interesting!!
no not really
you do you
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Yeah middle school sucks but that doesn’t mean these kids have to suffer *proceeds to give them anxiety for the character development*
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That ball from Murillo from his own penalty box deep into opposition territory is EXACTLY why he’s on the radar.
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Image courtesy of Nottinghamshire Live
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“Almost forgot: this is now the second time in the last 13 years we’ve replaced a Dutch manager with a Portuguese manager, who we then replaced with a former player as an interim. Van Gaal, Mourinho, Ole. Ten Hag, Amorim, Carrick. #Patterns 😂”
What’s really scary: INEOS wasn’t even here the first time around; rinse and repeat.
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Reply to a comment on YouTube about how this squad has been good enough to be challenging, we just needed Carrick at the wheel.
“This team is not challenging for anything. 😂 We won against a sub par City team. Jose, Ole, Ten Hag and Amorim all beat City, this means nothing. The reason why I wanted Ten Hag to stay and the rebuild to continue under him was because this wonky season was coming. The big clubs were heading for a decline because they needed refreshing and that can throw them off. Also, smaller clubs are becoming harder to take points off of. The rebuild could’ve been 90% done by now if we’d continued backing him; we could’ve been challenging this season with an even better squad.
Everyone that isn’t Arsenal is struggling to keep up, that’s just the impact of true squad transition: even at its fastest it’s still a process. It’s the reason why Bayern won the Champions League a few years ago, they started and completed their refresh project faster than the other big clubs. That comes from the executive staff, not the coach. But Gary and everyone else in the media will now try to brainwash us into believing the ‘magical manager’ will save us this time…again.”
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I’m watching Como because I’m watching Fabregas. 😁 Anytime you see a top cerebral midfielder go into coaching you need to pay attention, especially if they played or coached under Pep. We’ve seen it with Xavi, we’re seeing it with Arteta. If Como can continue to grow its revenue and recruit well, I believe we could see it with Cesc. I haven’t been tracking Parma as much but obviously I’d hoped they would’ve faired better. They’re defending pretty well but not scoring enough. Serie A has been very competitive this season and clubs are really going to have to step it up if they want to move up the table.
Cesc is doing at Como what Arteta did at Arsenal: rebuild from the back to the front. First get defensively solid then work on controlling possession and scoring goals, which they’ve been doing so far. If Como could find another goal scorer in January, I think they could get into the Champions League, I really do. I think Parma is a slow build, let’s hope they give Cuesta time. 🙏🏾
