You can tell who in the press is paid up by all the pundits sharing their “It’s just so so wrong” decisions tonight vs the “marginal 50/50, those things go both ways and Arteta is a disgrace” a couple of weeks ago.

Fuck Newcastle and fuck Saudi!

PSG are a very small club.

By the same logic why are Saka, Kane, Bellingham etc. even bothering playing for England? They are already qualified.

Haaland is obviously very good but I find his mentality of always being injured or shit for Norway and then immediately back into the City squad quite pathetic really.

Cricket is the reason.

From a professional standpoint, is that something you’d want your employer to hear, or potential employers or opposition? Just feels…too honest and naive. I get that he may want to come across as more human and approachable but surely not to the extent of making himself look bad.

Yeah it isn’t right in the way he has presented it. It’s a perfectly fine thing to do in the way of “I like get the opposition and home fans engaged with me in order to focus more upon the game as the atmosphere really helps me as a player” but the way he’s presented it is wrong. “I like to muck around with the crowd because I find it hard to concentrate in a game” is the same thing presented incredibly terribly.

It’s like telling your employer at a job interview that you like to post on reddit in between tasks. Everyone does it and it might actually help you focus between work streams but you should not discuss that at all with your employer! It makes you look unprofessional.

It’s so amusing how on /r/soccer when Jorginho doesn’t shake hands at the end of the game it’s the death of sportmanship and outrage but when Darwin doesn’t do it we shouldn’t become body language experts and analyse everythings in depth.

Maddison out for Spurs now. Watch them fall apart.

He doesn’t know what that means