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Window closes at 7pm tomorrow btw!
It’s. Gonna have to be some serious money spent and massive save in the Jan window.
Wonder if Nuno will be back at the helm? I’m stuck with the likelihood that it’s rob edwards tho.
#wwfc
#fosunout #shiout #fuckfosun
🐺Sunday Rumour Round Up…
- Sasa likely to head out on loan.
- #Wolves still determined to keep JSL.
- Interest still present in Hwang from European clubs.
- Josh Brownhill and Hayden Hackney of interest
All from 📰 Liam Keen
- Tolu Arokodare has arrived in England to complete medical 📰 Fabrizio Romano
Apart from the people it’s being used on… do find it offensive as it has been used as an offensive slur for years. If you can’t understand that there isn’t much hope for you
Christ this is a tough conversation… yes. He’s not going to, clearly. But he could have Saturday couldn’t he? He could go to 10 when he takes Lopez off couldn’t he? Instead he brings Doyle on. Never a 10. And Saturday started James. Instead of JRB, also a natural 10 and mane 👍🏻
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The rewriting of 2016 needs challenging.
❌ The referendum ballot did NOT ask: “Should Britain end freedom of movement?”
It asked whether Britain should remain in or leave the EU.
Nothing about leaving the Single Market.
Nothing about the customs union.
Nothing about ending free movement.
And during the referendum prominent Brexit campaigners openly cited Norway and Switzerland as models for Britain outside the EU.
🇳🇴 Norway is in the Single Market and accepts free movement.
The Leave coalition contained several completely different versions of Brexit. The public was never asked to choose between them.
So it is simply not accurate to retrospectively turn 17.4 million Leave votes into 17.4 million votes specifically against free movement.
That interpretation came afterwards.
And if Britain is now deciding what relationship it wants with Europe, voters are perfectly entitled to decide again with the actual choices made explicit.
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The fact this is being publicly advertised as opposed to going out and headhunting for the position tells you that people know it’s not a position worth it’s salt.
#wwfc
Advertising for a Head of Recruitment is fine, but if an agent with longstanding ties to the ownership group can still override recommendations, what influence does the role actually have?
Lack of clarity around roles and limited transparency has too often produced a melting pot of random signings that don’t work as a unit. That’s the pattern a lot of supporters have observed for years.
It was mentioned in literally every interview from players in pre-season and hinted at by the journos around that it was harder than most pre-seasons. He hasn’t relaxed it apparently and that ties in to so many injuries too.
🤷🏼♂️
If you’re waiting for a player to come out and say
I’m fine with you treating is as bollocks. Totally up to you, I certainly won’t lose sleep.
I’m not someone who pretends to be in the know. But I have heard from a couple of places this is legitimately a thing. Sessions are good but overly taxing physically. If you look back
Calves, groins, MCL injuries not ACL’s if you’re saying fatigue doesn’t contribute to any of them then ok 👍🏻
The lad I know says it’s clear int he players they don’t see it as normal (everyone complains a bit).. heard it from a couple of places too 🤷🏼♂️
When everyone has been fit mane has still played out wide, had a chance to play him in a 10, or JRB for that matter and still played someone out of position.
Again options at 10 and he consistently sends Doyle on there.
That’s his choice
Of course it is,.. but if you're over working all the players he has to pick 11. Key players aren't making games with knocks and niggles.
Like I say - players saying he's over working them - lots and lots of injuries... more likely to be a correlation than not IMO
I'd prefer a manager not to be pushing players to a point that we have as many injuries.
I think it's highly unlikely if that is coming out that it's not at the very least a contributing factor if not the main reason.
Well if you overwork players in training then they are extra tired in games and it contributes, no? Some luck for sure... When does it stop becoming luck tho?
I have heard from someone I trust that the players think he's over-working them, that's all I have to go on.
But as far as I can gather people around the players are saying that it's how they feel about it, it's not just an easy jibe...
if you are fatigued then these injuries happen more. Element of luck.. albeit raul wasn't luck, he should have been sat on the bench!
So that means that you're never clinging on then if it's simply 'if they don't score'... 😂🤣. It was 1-0 and had a couple of brilliant opportunities... we were lucky they didn't make the most of them... AKA clinging on. 👍