Sam-AVFC
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To be fair to him, I'm pretty sure Archer and Ramsey each missed relatively easy chances that Madueke set up with solo runs taking on several players in the box.
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Chelsea, Everton, Leicester.
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You've missed a few teams.
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Have they? Seems like an unusual move.
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Particularly us negotiating a higher clause that they are happy with so we don't burn any bridges.
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That's a very generous interpretation!
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This is what is slightly confusing as, from my limited knowledge, Alemany appears to be the complete opposite.
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Care to provide these believable sources?
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No thanks to Bono. I'm not a big fan of his music and I can't see him being much better at football.
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They don't do remotely similar jobs.
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What a great way to showcase his much lauded 'winners mentality'.
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Almost certainly, or they will be soon enough. I watched a clip of Ben Fosters podcast on YouTube the other day with a guy on talking about how De Bruyne hired a stats company to help negotiate his most recent contract incentives. They carried on to talk about it only being a matter of time before agents have statistical profiles on all of their players and start to approach clubs with data showing how they can fit in the respective systems.
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To be fair I think there are minimum stadium standards, so I'm not sure the comment was based on snobbery. I could well be wrong though. I thought under pitch heating was a requirement as I remember Craven Cottage didn't have it at one point, but Google suggests I'm wrong on that one.
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If whoever is running the club has any sense they will be ploughing most of it into infrastructure.
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Levy owns in the region of 30% of ENIC, so he does hold a significant chunk of Tottenham.
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He really hasn't been in the game that long. About a year as CEO at Liverpool, less than a year staying on as an advisor then a few years at Chelsea as head of commercial before joining us. As far as the 'football people', I can point you to a fair number of vastly experienced football administrators who have ruined one or more clubs through their terrible decision making.
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Probably not, but he will cost us another £6m in wages next year, so we'd only need to sell for £7m plus to break even in FFP terms. Obviously if they feel he needs replacing in the squad the wages for any replacement make it less viable.
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I'm joking! I've watched the first few series.
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Spoiler?!
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Ok, I get where you're coming from. I'm pretty sure no one actually thinks that though.
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I understood your point on that part of it as I'm apathetic to the whole thing too. That doesn't mean people who feel strongly opposed shouldn't retain a right to peaceful protest. I really don't get the relevance of the possibility to get killed/tortured by behaving similarly in other countries though. The only reason I can think of to mention it is to minimise the significance of police arresting peaceful protestors and those that have simply planned to protest.
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Is your point that as long as we're not killing and torturing peaceful protestors we should give ourselves a big pat on the back for not being as bad as 'the other guy' and turn a blind eye to any lesser action?
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No chance. After tax maybe.
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Probably time for Youtube to experiment with AI to help out their auto subtitles.
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What on earth is a CVO? ...OK, yeah, I should probably work on my attention span.
