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Watched the game. It was worth staying up. Some impressions: - Arthur looked comfortable and had a very good debut. The same for Lenglet; - Semedo and Rafinha were very impressive. In my opinion, Barcelona should keep Rafinha. He looks much more confident, the Inter loan did him a lot of good; - Marlon was solid. Everton should take a look, a package for Mina, Digne and Marlon makes sense for them; _ Riqui Puig, he has a future. Kid looks really good; - Malcom played with the Barcelona B in the 2nd half, but he showed some flashes, I liked what I´ve seen; - The guy who´s impressed from Barça B was Ballou. Good player. I also liked Cucurella.

Ferrari are bastards bringing Kimi in early to disrupt Bottas in his fight for second with Seb. Worst part is it ended up to Kimi's benefit as he ended up on the podium and didn't lose time from his extra stop because Bottas was so slow fighting Vettel. However on another day forcing Kimi to two stop would have cost him a position to Max if the Red Bull didn't break down, it's shitty that they're willing to sacrifice his race that much just to force Mercedes hand with Bottas. Cunts.

Le dîner de cons...it's french.

Really enjoyed Vikings mate... I would recommend it.. It's worth watching just for Katheryn Winnick... Starts of a bit slow in the beginning but builds and builds as each season goes by... Such a great watch

Another nothing game, but a few interesting points. Jorginho looks the part, however it does spring the question where does Kante fit in as one would presume Jorginho will start in the middle of a three. Looks like we have become a zonal marking defence at corners. It was painful to watch as Inters runners darted infront of stational defenders reminding very much of Liverpools defending at corners in seasons past. I am sure I dont have to remind anyone how that was exploited by all comers. This is something I'll be taking a firm interest in over the next few games. The screaming of Sarri throughout the game telling the defenders to get up the pitch reminded me of AVB cutting his throat before his season started. This is nothing new from Sarri from what I have been told, so lets hope the defenders we have can adapt quickly as our 18 yard box line has been their friend for the last two seasons. Maybe this is why we are chasing the CH at Juventus. We will see. The high line which Inter chose, like most clubs when faced with this, to run past with either a ball over the top or ball threaded through causing a foot race between forwards n defenders brought about another alarm. The distance between our defenders in the foot race and midfield once they had chased the ball down was shocking. Lost count of the number of times the ball was pushed back by Inter onto their free midfielders. Our three Midfielders were far worse at this than the guys who covered those positions in the 2nd half. Like all clubs at this time we sure need the games coming up and the returning players from the world cup. From what I saw of Arsenal, they are much further forward than us which might make the Dublin game illuminating.

The second incident was Bottas' fault even if it's down to his tyres and damage more than bad driving. Vettel on Bottas was reckless driving from Seb. Plenty of overtaking into turn two all race, Vettel is the only one who doesn't leave a sensible amount of room on the inside. Reckless driving when it's clear how bad the other guy's tyres are and he's lucky not to get a puncture himself.

Bottas now turned from a puppet into a weapon? Get fucked, Mercedes.

I'm trying to wait up for it too... Although I may have to go to bed and watch it tomorrow because I've got it for record. It's getting a bit late but I really want to see Arthur play.

Only 1h30min from Arthur´s debut with Barça. It´s happening, @SirBalon! Excited for my boy. Hopefully he impresses Barça fans tonight and I´m also hoping for a good debut by Malcom as well.

Good thing we have a female team now to watch for the new season.

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