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Just what he needs - another court case. I don't know if it has any merit, but given the competency of his lawyers, I doubt it.

If you think a visit to Auschwitz and Israel moved him to such an extent that it cured his antisemitism, I have a bridge to sell you. To the extent that he has ended his antisemitic dog whistling on Twitter, it is only because he has recognized...

If a cinema decided to show them both back-to-back with just a short break for refreshments, I'd be all over it.

This angle of the winner is quite cool. Look at McTominay, he can barely run.

Don't see the problem with him being called up. Helps with his development if he gets some minutes, and he will perhaps maintain some match sharpness as well. If he's going to be a top player, he will become an international pretty soon anyway.

Probably an unpopular opinion, but I don't think Berbatov's belongs on the list, because he doesn't really leave the ground, but only leans back to shoot. His other leg is planted while shooting. It's a great inventive goal of course, but for...

They are just so different. I think Part Two suffers a bit from a lack of world building, because so much plot happens in a short amount of time. I loved that aspect of the first one. But I think the new one has more memorable acting...

You're the one arguing our players should "shut the feck up" during international breaks after Eriksen gave the least controversial answers possible to questions about his playing time. You clearly didn't read the interview.

Maybe read the actual quotes before going into a fit of rage? Edit: For anyone interested, this is a link to the original interview with Tipsbladet. It can be easily translated with Google.

Blaming Gakpo is indeed weird, when it was Nunez and Elliot that gave away the ball for our last two goals. Gakpo is the last type of player we need in this team though. I don't watch him a lot, but whenever I do he appears to languid and just...

The one from Andy Carroll is pretty clean. If we're allowed to go beyond the PL, I'll add one from a true farmers league. It's not the greatest, of course, but the way he sets it up with the chest and then the purity of the motion is quite nice...

I don’t think either Varane and Lindelof played themselves out of the line-up, but you could argue for Maguire, because he has a bit of extra physicality and might handle Toney better.

He's done it plenty this season, and it's been discussed quite a lot in this thread.

First of all, it's crazy to post a line-up for a game that's a month away :lol: who knows who will be available, who is in form, etc. Second, we can't underestimate them - they've made it to the semi-final for a reason, and we're not exactly...

Does anyone have a clue if he will be used by Portugal for their two friendlies? Damn, he could use that break. Not that he didn't play well yesterday, but you get the feeling that it will be too much at some point. I don't think I can recall...