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He does tick the disability box though. They gave it to a black player last year.

You can't win anything with kids.

This Brighton you mean? How Brighton built the most sophisticated data infrastructure in English football https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-brighton-built-most-sophisticated-data-english-football-ababio-71ogf?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&utm_campaign=share_via

Mission achieved.

With the behemoth that is baz in goal, I'm just hoping we can hold out and grab a 0-0. It's all about our defence for this one.

Can you clarify how to get to the 2k figure? Struggling to get the basic, despite chronic disabilities so don't know how people get to that level.

Fans are allowed to film and stream Boro training on youtube if they want - there is no trespassing required and you can legitimately film in public spaces, such as where that tree was, for example.

Would never work in the current environment, the likes of reform are too focussed on foreigners and Labour can't just ignore it I think labour have got it right by focussing on reducing immigration first, if only as a strategy to stay in power long enough to affect the social changes needed.

https://youtu.be/BYxcylXzPnU?is=rEeoEqCw-TRVUcAk

Rumours that bazunu will just stand still in goal in protest. Odds on a clean sheet for Ireland have shortened on hearing the news.

He did. I have it on good authority he refused to play in any Southampton Vs Israel games during his whole time with us.

It's not unknown for some prem teams to live stream their training on the Friday before the game.

I hope we have approached temporary replacements already, because I'm praying for Bielsa to come in on Friday as caretaker whilst tonda is suspended. It's the only way.

I didn't say it should be a goal, I said it wasn't enough for var to overturn, and I pointed out the correct rule. Bbc article agrees and stated the decision should have gone to the ref. I also said bristols goal was just as questionable, and a very similar situation - also shouldn't have been a goal as you can see peretz was impacted and immediately claimed for it. I stand by that.

In this case, the key part of the rule is that the player has to be "clearly attempting to play a ball which is close *when this action impacts on an opponent*". Fernandez was obviously attempting to play the ball, but arguably did not impact the goalkeeper, and not enough for var. I think bristols goal had more of a case for offside that man city's did.