FrenchVillaLova

Was Ajax's best player in both games IMO. In the first leg he was amazing. But you're right, Dolberg and Younes stood out. Especially Dolberg who has shades of Zlatan about his game - the casualness and the talent.

Bertrand Traoré, of Ajax (on loan from Chelsea) is very very good

I'm not saying she's not. She'd be very dangerous, but for me it would be for different reasons (dumping the euro, social unrest...). That said, if you have a closer look at Macron - his mentors, the financial interests behind him, his populist attitude - it makes you wonder what he will lead France to.

France is one of the founding members of NATO, in 1948. De Gaulle withdrew in 1966. It fully-rejoined the integrated command in 2009.

Well France only joined NATO in 2009 under Sarkozy, so it's hardly a historical member...

Yes, the President is elected then we have parliamentary (legislative) elections two weeks later. The President is sworn in, forms cabinet and names a PM. Not exactly, Chirac dissolved parliament for anticipated legislative elections in a gamble to boost support for his conservative economic program. He lost the elections and then had to choose a left-wing PM. Macron's "En Marche"(EM) is still a young political party that doesn't have enough viable candidates for the legislative elections and will have to "transfer" some members from the two traditional parties. On the other hand, Marine Le Pen's FN have had really strong scores in the past few elections (25-30%), but the two round election system has them facing a coalition which has largely kept them out of parliament.

This whole Macron story is social engineering at its finest

When he was at Malaga. It was very much a Sneijder-type link though...

The Villa player that never was, Isco. Plays like Wilshere but is actually good.