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What an absolute wrong'un Also had no idea @MUFC is Paul Scholes.

I don't know who has the highest wage structure tbh, but our players salaries are heavily bloated with incentive bonuses.

Yeah mate but it's an accumulation of the last year or so. Even if those three get dropped, they'll still have more opportunities to impress and they'll even remain in the team for longer periods even if they're underperfoming. Hudson-Odoi can be pulled after a bad 45 minutes and you won't see him again for a couple of weeks, not only that, he's also normally not played in his best position either. The reality is with Pulisic and Havertz is that they'll have one good game in 6 which keeps everyone who watches them ticking over, Ziyech has one good game in 12. They may come good again in the future and I'm not ruling that out but that's the pure honest opinion I have of them after watching them the past year or so. We can't forget how good Pulisic was in that return period after lockdown, Havertz found some good form at the back end of last season and this season to be fair the system or position hasn't suited him as much. I just think sometimes the treatment and use of Hudson-Odoi is unfair.

Cooing Pea soup at 9am in the morning, so I just have to warm it up when I get home from the stadium later. Feels odd.

"Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" by Richard P. Feynman "Cash" by Johnny Cash "Never Have Your Dog Stuffed" by Alan Alda "Failure Is Not An Option" by Gene Kranz "Carrying The Fire" by Mike Collins Those are the first that come to mind, but I've probably forgotten some others

Tom Lawlor is leaving MLW. He will be sandbagged by Chris Jericho in the next two months then.

Grave of 'real-life Asterix' who fought Caesar found amid a trove of weapons and possessions in West Sussex Henry Bodkin © PA 'Unique find': the artefacts have been carefully studied for the last decade - PA The grave of a real-life Asterix containing what is believed to be an ancient Gallic warrior who came to Britain and fought Julius Caesar has been discovered, archaeologists have announced. The unique and highly-elaborate resting place was found on a West Sussex building site. The Iron Age warrior, buried with his glamorous and ornate head-dress, is thought to have been a refugee French Gallic fighter who fled Julius Caesar's legionnaires as they swept across continental Europe in about 50BC. Archaeologists have described the discovery, which will go on display at Chichester's Novium Museum in January 2020, as "the most elaborately equipped warrior grave ever found in England". © PA Part of a headdress from a helmet belonging to the warrior The grave was found during excavations ahead of a Berkeley Homes housing development in North Bersted in 2008, but it has taken years of conservation and scientific analysis to prepare the artefacts for display. Dr Melanie Giles, senior lecturer in archaeology at the University of Manchester, said: "It really is absolutely a unique find in the British Isles and in the wider continent, we don't have another burial that combines this quality of weaponry and Celtic art with a date that puts it around the time of Caesar's attempted conquest of Britain. "We will probably never know his name, what we know from the archaeology is that he is either someone from eastern England who may have gone and fought with the Gauls that we know was a problem for Caesar, we were allies with the French, helping them with their struggle against him. Gallery: Amazing archaeological finds (Photo Services) SLIDES 1/14 "Or he might be a Frenchman himself who flees that conflict, possibly a real-life Asterix and coming to us, just as in Asterix in Britain, to lend us aid in terms of the knowledge he has about strategy, tactics, he knows Caesar is going to try to divide and rule." "Also he brings with him his kit, extraordinary weaponry, a beautiful sword which is not like the swords we have, a new technology, style and design and helmet which is absolutely unique with these wonderful Celtic openwork crests which exaggerate his height and make him absolutely fabulous." https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/grave-of-real-life-asterix-who-fought-caesar-found-amid-trove-of-weapons-and-possessions-in-west-sussex/ar-AAEHkoJ?li=BBoPWjQ