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no chance they pay that that is 83m euros

Many players to watch Sporting Ousmane Diomande Zeno Debast Morten Hjulmand Geovany Quenda Conrad Harder Substitutes Gonçalo Inacio Viktor Gyökeres RB El Chadaille Bitshiabu Lutsharel Geertruida Xavi Simons Loïs Openda Benjamin Sesko Substitutes Antonio Nusa

Champions League RB Leipzig vs Sporting CP https://www.vipleague.pm/champions-league/rb-leipzig-vs-sporting-cp-1-live-streaming https://www.vipleague.pm/champions-league/rb-leipzig-vs-sporting-cp-2-live-streaming https://redditsoccerstreams.org/event/rb-leipzig-sporting-cp/1502269 https://soccer-100.com/event/uefa-champions/sporting-vs-rb-leipzig-live-soccer-stats/720339

Gyökeres top scorer for the last year https://football-observatory.com/WeeklyPost488 The 488th CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post presents the 100 players who have scored the most goals in official club or national team matches (senior, U23 or U21) over the last year. Sporting CP's Swede Viktor Gyökeres is clearly at the top of the list with no fewer than 64 goals: 54 for his club and 10 at national team level. Erling Haaland (Manchester City and Norway) and Harry Kane (Bayern Munich and England) complete the podium with 52 and 47 goals respectively. In terms of goal frequency, the top three are Irishman Garbhan Coughlan of Cashmere Technical in New Zealand (one goal every 43 minutes), Japan's Tomoyuki Doi of Geylang United in Singapore, and Uruguay's Martín Cauteruccio of Sporting Cristal in Peru. The Post also presents the rankings for the last two and three years. Over the last two years, nobody has scored more goals than Erling Haaland (101), while Kylian Mbappé tops the last-three-year list with 147 goals. The youngest player in last year's top 100 is the Spaniard Chupete (Atlético Malagueño), while the evergreen Cristiano Ronaldo (Al-Nassr and Portugal) is the oldest. Highest number of goals scored in official matches Club domestic (CL-DOM) or international competitions (CL-INT) and national team matches senior, U23 or U21 (TM-NAT)

oh, for sure and you can add in Florian Wirtz Jamal Musiala Bradley Barcola Rafael Leão Xavi Simons plus a wild card (basically impossible) Rodrygo (he is right footer who plays out of postion on the right wing at Real due to RM's overload on the left wing) I fucked up (position-wise) in a post last week and also listed Johan Bakayoko of PSV Eindhoven, but he is a left-footed right-winger, the last thing we need due to all the incomings and already-heres

I have zero hate for Felix I just think he is not the type of player for us (I wish he was, I think he is fun to watch) there are many teams (good teams) he would be better suited for he would be a monster at Atalanta, for instance same for Bayer Leverkusen or Eintracht Franfurt Dortmund perhaps

I easily prefer Garnacho over Adeyemi all day, all night

Biden and Trump Deserve Americans’ Scorn They both acted disgracefully on pardons and constitutional amendments. https://www.liberalpatriot.com/p/biden-and-trump-deserve-americans Is it too much for Americans to expect their presidents to at least give the old college try on the rule of law and upholding their oath to “preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States?” Apparently, it is. Joe Biden left office Monday after declaring that a nonexistent 28th Amendment is the “law of the land” and after issuing a flurry of expansive pardons of politicians and his own family members for crimes they may or may not have committed. Must be nice. Great precedent. Trump came into office Monday with an unconstitutional executive order ending birthright citizenship that is plainly protected in the 14th Amendment and with mass pardons of even the worst, most violent offenders who attacked the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. Who says crime doesn’t pay? Just make sure you support the right leader when you attack cops. For regular, law-abiding Americans who pay their taxes, do right by their families, and don’t commit crimes, the office of the presidency has become a lawless and shameful joke. Doesn’t matter which party controls the White House, their methods are the same: We will do whatever we want in pursuit of our partisan goals, and “nothing will stand in our way.” Partisan promoters of both Biden and Trump love cheering on their lawlessness on these matters and pretending it’s clever or in the service of their manifest righteousness. But it’s just reckless behavior that undermines the country’s constitutional foundations, and counteracts perfectly reasonable and legal actions they take in other areas. Elections have consequences. And the consequences of the past two elections are that we ended up with rogue presidents from both parties who ignore valid congressional laws and don’t fully accept that the courts and Constitution constrain their behavior. For people who aren’t Democratic or Republican partisans—or head-in-the-sand defenders of Biden or Trump—there aren’t really any good options. You don’t get to choose another party for office. The two parties make sure you don’t get another real choice. Voicing your opposition to malign acts by the government also doesn’t seem to matter one lick. Presidents do whatever they want these days and aren’t bothered by public opinion. The only sane and principled thing to do if you’re not a partisan hack is to reject dishonest and illegal presidential actions from either party—and find different avenues for citizenship going forward. National politics is utterly broken, as most Americans now recognize. Work with people and officials locally and at the state level. Support non-traditional candidates and parties that uphold the Constitution. Or skip electoral politics altogether and focus on other things in life. Volunteer in schools and places of worship. Tutor or mentor kids who could use a supporting hand in life. Spend some time with elderly people who could use companionship. Spend some other time with loving dogs and cats dumped off at the animal rescue center. Read up on the country’s founding and the rationales for limited and checked presidential power in the U.S. Constitution. Americans and their governing institutions don’t seem to have control over their presidents anymore. Partisans on both sides don’t want to—they like unrestrained executive power aimed at their opponents and in the service of narrow ideological goals. There’s not a whole lot any one person can do to stop it. So, ethical citizens should seek to be better in their own lives than their political leaders and help the country live up to its animating values. Somebody’s got to do it.

probably going to regret saying this and I am sure I will now be attacked BUT a straight swap Garnacho to Chels Felix to Manure is good business for us

£35m (compromise, as we want 40m) for him and no need to cancel shit I will accept £35m as great business and Carney can flourish at Everton if the cheap AF cunts actually add more players

so true lol sigh

love this hope it is true

The incoming president invited a cast of British conservative figures to his inauguration including Liz Truss, Nigel Farage and Suella Braverman

Nej. Pass.

Best female CB on the planet atm.

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2 different positions

many good CBs had shit games tonight: Pau Cubarsí Ronald Araujo Piero Hincapié Jonathan Tah António Silva Tomás Araújo

I would LOVE to see Athletico Madrid finally win the CL this season

agree that and his sub patterns are poor hopefully he learns

such a typical Simeone game and wow, Julian Alvarez has been on fire now for some time a great buy for them

Raphinha is a monster