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Same director as Guardians of the Galaxy and paying homage to Reeves? Oh I am locked in.

There goes his Balon d'Or. Looking into the drug itself unless you have some chronic heart issues, you shouldn't be taking it. It's clear he was using it for performance given its nature in slowing down lactic build up during & after exercise. Either he was badly advised or he went along with it. Regardless, its on the player 100%. The club could likely take action against the player but they are still liable for that ridiculous transfer fee. Can't really release him like they did with Mutu.

Cucurella. He eats Paella He drinks Estella

Liking the look of that new Nosferatu film.

He's isn't a dead beat lol. He's with his children constantly since the split.

All is forgiven Cucurella.

Summer of 1984 - 7/10 What a surprisingly enjoyable film. Shifts from being a fun mystery to something very dark.

Cucurella's turnaround in form has been remarkable.

You lot have any intentions of bringing back Delap? Apparently the striker we are looking at to compete with Jackson.

Cucurella and Caicedo have honestly been our players of the season so far.

Been saying for ages swing voters were going to favor Trump this time around. People have endured real hardships these past few years, and Harris publicly saying she wouldn't change a thing after being asked if she would've done anything differently under Biden is what really ruined her. The GOP ran with that. Why elect someone to fulfil these promises when she's already in office not doing so? Harris to the general public just didn't seem authentic. It's actually amusing that the more celebrities that endorsed her, the less popular she got. She didn't really target the voters that she needed. Cardi B and Jennifer Lopez telling us who to vote for doesn't really resonate with the common Midwest blue collar worker for example. General consensus was that people knew what they were getting with Trump. With Harris, it was up in the air.

6 years. Funny. Try 12.

When its a comedy show/film, no. Everything else, yes.

So many questions. RIP.

I'm pretty certain England will remain a defensive side. I think this is one of the toughest jobs in the world simply because of all the attacking talent at their disposal, England don't have the midfield nor defence to play a controlling, attacking style of football that many want. Reason why I am skeptical is that although Tuchel is a vastly more intelligent manager,, he still heavily relies on his players being clinical when they need to be. He'll always prioritise players who can contribute defensively over creating numerical attacking advantages. This can lead to pedestrian football. Chelsea fans and Bayern fans have expressed annoyance of the lack of attacking chances that are created. When players are clinical. Fantastic. When players aren't. It's awful. People like to point to our Champions League final against City but we almost lost the Super Cup & Club World Cup because we couldn't put away the minimum amount of chances we created. We lost both domestic cup finals to Liverpool for also wasting the few chances we created. The Champions League final was almost an anomaly. (Helps Kante played the game of his life) I look back at Southgate's tenure and too many times England created very little and weren't clinical when it mattered. Can Tuchel change that?