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Fairplay @Dan Poor from me yet again though.

If true then I can see clubs making a move for Lautaro but there's a chance that this is nonsense as no bigger news outlet seems to be covering this.

Pushing an opponent over in the box isn't a penalty but an accidental handball is? Okay, sure.

Don't know why you're so rattled. We should've had a penalty for Havertz being pushed over in the box late on. Bad penalty decisions evened out. Main reason you didn't win was because TAA shit the bed with his finishing. Other than that, you really didn't trouble Raya that much. It was even.

Yeah, the whole thing about Wilder is that he's not an amazing boxer but he was a magic punch. Seen him get out boxed many times but then once punch and he's won. Not a sustainable tactic.

Fair result in the end. Good game but neither keeper really had a whole lot to do. Keeps us top but I don't think either side are too unhappy with a point.

Kudus really should've gotten a bigger move.

Succession is a brilliantly written show in my opinion. Every character has layers.

The last time we beat Liverpool at Anfield was September 2012. Podolski & Cazorla scoring their first goals for Arsenal with Diaby bossing the midfield. Can't see that changing on Saturday unfortunately.

Brazilian Phonk is a strange and addictive genre of music to discover.

Different rules for "allies" regardless of how obvious it is that they're scum. People even get mad and gaslight whoever stands up to those types of countries...

Would love if Middlesbrough or Fulham went all the way (even though Tony Khan will probably act like a prat) but this is already Liverpool's to lose.

You playing the "both sides are equally responsible" card, which implies Palestinians should be more tolerating of their oppression without any resistance, might make sense to you but no sane minded person who's being objective and empathetic is going along with that. I have also said that I'm able to criticise Hamas for the wrong that they do but as far as standing up to Israel, can't blame them for that at all. Same with the Houthis. That's the opposite of viewing things in black and white. Viewing certain parts as good or bad isn't a contradiction to that as I'm acknowledging it's not all one thing and that it is made up of different parts. Something which you're not doing. The sad and unfortunate thing is that it will probably lead to the deaths of more innocent people but that'd be the fault of those that view killing people in the middle east as normal, not the fault of those standing up to it. Just like slave rebellions, the slave masters punishing slaves and being harsher with slaves after rebellions wasn't the fault of slaves that dared to step out of line. I can stay consistent with that logic. Some will go "No point rebelling when you know it's gonna lead to a brutal response and it'd be your fault" one day and "of course they're gonna rebel, the brutal response proves what they have to deal with and their rebelling should be applauded" on another day...

Specifically saying that there are no good guys and that I judge on a case by case basis where "If they're doing bad things, I say they're doing bad things but if they're doing good things, I say they're doing good things" is suddenly now a case of treating things as being too black and white when compared to people saying "They're bad so everything bad. Circumstances don't matter "... Sure.

Wow you figured it out. Well done. You may want to look at things lazily in a black and white way and good luck with that but that's not gonna be me. "These are the good guys on the international scene and they only do good things and those are the bad guys that only do bad things" is a very media trusting way to look at things though. It's sweet.

What I said really isn't that complicated but you're making it out to be just so you can pretend you're taking the right stance. If they're doing something good, I'll say they're doing something good. If they're doing something bad, I'll say they're doing something bad. Not that complicated.

He struggles to get out of the mindset of being a tribalist fan. Small time mentality.

Yep. No "good guys" so I'll judge situations on a case by case basis rather than blindly follow or blindly discredit based on names. Or throw a blanket over things and judge things by if they're "US backed" or "Iran backed"... It's a much smarter and less naive way of looking at things in my opinion.

Oh no. That part I agree with. Them fucking with Nazi Israel is top notch stuff though and should be praised.

Bremen 1-2 Leipzig Dortmund 3-1 Mainz Hoffenheim 2-1 Darmstadt Union 1-1 Köln Leverkusen 2-0 Bochum Frankfurt 2-2 Gladbach Wolfsburg 0-2 Bayern Stuttgart 3-1 Augsburg Heidenheim 0-1 Freiburg

Yemen doing some good work. Rumours are that a peace deal between Yemen and Saudi Arabia is possible but the US is trying to make sure that doesn't happen. US foreign policy genuinely is the biggest poison in international politics.

Porto & Copenhagen are better than what most people may think as they were good in the group stages but both ourselves and Man City should be getting through. 50/50 between Napoli/Barcelona and Inter/Atletico. The rest have obvious favourites.

FC Porto v Arsenal Napoli v Barcelona Paris St-Germain v Real Sociedad Inter Milan v Atletico Madrid PSV Eindhoven v Borussia Dortmund Lazio v Bayern Munich FC Copenhagen v Manchester City RB Leipzig v Real Madrid

Fuck. Haven't been scoring well recently and it's starting to catch up with me.