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Southgate has done a lot of stupid things, but dropping Sterling isn't one of them.

The club is fucked. Whether it happens this summer or in the next 2 years, the club is going to be facing some severe repercussions. It's going to happen. Be it a points deduction or transfer/European ban. The ownership have come in with their ignorance and splashed cash without any proper planning or structure in place. They've made too many changes too quick, sacked a manager after spending all summer getting his signings, whilst bringing in all these data driven people without truly realising that alone is moot. They've implemented a strategy that has never worked in the history of the game and are still willing to die on that hill. It's now finally caught up to us and with PSR firmly in place it's looking ever so likely we aren't going to weasel our way out of it again. Ownership don't know what they are doing and within only 18 months they have created such deep rooted disconnect between the club and the fanbase. They talked a big game with regards to improving the stadium, but all they've done is run into the same issues Roman had which prevented him from doing anything with the stadium during his entire tenure. https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/13949552/filing-history

I play on ultimate and usually around my 3rd or 4th season I am winning the league in early April.

Sampdoria has high on both profitability and youth development objectives.

I’m 5 seasons deep with my Sampdoria career mode (financial restrictions/youth focused) with Sarri as manager. It really is the only way to enjoy FIFA anymore.

I literally made my best purchase ever in any edition of FIFA recently. Marko Stamenic, New Zealand midfielder. Got him as a free agent given his height and defensive/aerial qualities. 70 rated. 5 seasons later, he's rated 89. A complete midfielder.

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This downhill trajectory happened the moment his shit Amazon documentary came out.

Swear its always Mudryk and Gallagher that save Poch's job time and time again.

Managers who thrive in little to no pressure environments is another tale entirely.

Literally every Brighton fan I've spoken to on other forums say differently. Caicedo was the player for them. Losing him was what pissed them the most off given how influential he was. IIRC Enzo controlled the tempo for Argentina, with De Paul and MacAllister doing the donkey work which took a heavy burden off of Messi as a result. He's being used as a box to box here which I will continue to say is a ineffective way to use him. You are going to find it difficult to convince any Chelsea fan that its the players lack of quality vs the mismanagement of the manager, considering we endured Lampard and he had us convinced Kante, Rudiger, Chilwell, and Christensen were average to the point we wanted to sell them. All 4 became mainstays in our European Cup win a few months later.

I just don't buy that. At all. Brighton fans will tell you Caicedo was 2x the player MacAllister was and the latter is looking unbeatable under Klopp. Ran circles around Caicedo who's looked average since he's come here. Enzo is the most technically gifted player we have on the ball and he's being asked to be a box to box midfielder, running up and down the pitch vs someone who controls the tempo of the game. Something he does/did for Argentina and Benfica. From watching our midfield this entire season its clear that these players are mis profiled and mismanaged by a man who favors runners and chaotic scrap football. Which is no surprise why Gallagher is the only one benefiting.

The "hate" is towards a manager who has taken a player that has average technical ability and made him the mainstay of the team and undroppable. I don't blame Gallagher as he is who he is. Gallagher however isn't making his case as to why he deservers his alleged £150kpw contract extension. Needed to put those away yesterday. Needed to. A more technical player dinks Kehller or rounds him.

It's 100% offsides. Funny thing is the exact same type of goal was denied 2 years ago when James was obstructed by a Liverpool player that was offsides. In the ELC final.

Thought he would've adapted or improved from his time off of football, but he is still the same reactive, conceding, and tactically poor manager that he always was. Was giving him the benefit of the doubt with his history of developing young players, but 8 months in the only one he's "improved" is a technically average Conor Gallagher who he's seemingly built the entire team around. No surprise the best chances came to Gallagher who fluffed them. There is a decent squad in this team, maybe missing 2-3 senior/established players and finishers.

How I felt about the last seasons of Money Heist. The Berlin flashbacks for me I skipped to begin with, so a whole series about him? No thanks.

Glad I am not the only one that appreciated that rule. Made the competition all the more prestigious imo.

They'll all be fit for the final. Let's be real.

Flick returning?

So he's essentially on £800kpw + royalties he receives from images rights. Not bad.

Rudiger esq performances from Disasi these past couple match weeks. 2 points off 7th.

Get the defeat over with.

Only use Netflix nowadays for their documentaries. I wouldn't dare watch any Netflix original series/films with the cookie cutter plot they constantly recycle. Stranger Things and Squid Games. That's it.