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I would say it is not so much Ten Hag as it is a disastrous recruitment policy adopted by Man United. When you sign a near 33 year old for 65m, burn him out now looks like a terrible investment to have made. You can literally throw any man united signing in the "would anyone else sign this guy" board. Outside of Rasmus Hoijlund have any man united recent signings really been good?

Now I know why you go to the beach

Iran or the IRGC is a threat to peace much like that sociopath in Russia is. Who exactly funds the means for Hamas and Hezbollah to threaten Israel?

I find Witcher 3 quite difficult, which is why I never got far into it. It is a nice game though.

When I heard that,I thought it was a joke.

My family in Tel Aviv have gone inter bomb shelters for the night, it's surreal having teams conversations then the air raid sirens go off. There are still protestors in Tel Aviv acting rather negligent with their lives.

Hope your nan is safe, I think she will be safe as I don't think Israel would target Iran civilians Center's due to the support Iranians have for Isreal, I can see strategic targets hit, fuel depots, refineries, weapons factories etc

Jordan reported wayward strikes in Jordan killing civilians, well done Iran. In the Negev a Bedouin child was injured There is no better image than Israeli air defences intercepting missles over the dome of the rock. I would not be surprised if some palastinians die as a result of Iranian wayward strikes. Apparently Hamas want to sign a truce, then hours later Iran goes full mental breakdown.

I heard that France, US, UK, Jordan have all launched counter measures to intercept incoming drones. There was also an explosion at an Iranian power plant, it may have been a American cruise missile strike. Sleepy Joe will be at war tomorrow. So far nothing has hit but it is believed that their will be 4 waves of attacks.

That is not what I mean by strong leadership, strength is ability to accept difference, and grow with it, but also strength in the sense of western leaders refinding the western values that have long since been lost in a generation where pigeonholing people into brackets is rampant.

I still don't think that is as big an issue as you think, looking past differences is something that can be cultured, what has been seen in this war is the propaganda material in Palastinian homes and schools about Jews, that is not something that cannot be corrected, you can create a generation of change. I think the hardest part is that it will require a transitional government and perhaps that has some difficulty. If there is shared experience and an understanding of real history, it may lead to a culture of peace

Thats the hardest part

I think the solution to the problem is a lot easier than made out to be, it just needs strong leaders to take it down that path.

removing Hamas leads to peace, creating the platform for a legitimate government will lead to peace. When you say lets kill Jews, I can tell you that will not go down well, first of we are conditioned to that and our resistance to extermination is tenfold. I don't like how we have conducted some operations of this war, but this is a war against and ideology of extermination.

Gents, lets take the temperature down, this is a debate not a slagging.

This is a conflict of two sides and as long as honest conversation is had, as soon as the yes but and context arguments come it decends into irrationality. Certain things in the conflict have really pushed the limits, but the war itself is nothing other Western powers would not have done. What I never see in media is solutions, the common parroted position is this strip Isreal, sanction and create a situation where Israel cannot defend itself is a pro islam position that is unacceptable. A transitional palastinian government overseen by the US and UN is possible

I thought off field assets don't count to FFP, very suspicious behaviour

Didn't notice at first but we played with RNID on the shirt today in support of deaf people. We made a noise on the pitch though.

We need better politicians

He has played well lately but had a slight niggle last game.

everyone seems to be trying hard to not get promoted now.

You are going to tear them to shreds

Spurs had 73% possession but did absolutely nothing with it, Dubravka had one moment all game, on the other end it should have been 6 or 7 as we continue our long wait for a hat trick. Bruno, Gordon and Isak are absolutely world class, Longstaff played a more defensive role and was brilliant today, but Elliot Anderson was incredible, glad to finally have him back and fully fit.

Spurs are all fur coats and no trousers.

The high line means you take out offsides, when you have isak and gordon its not exactly smart