Leif

This is the first time that having the same XI week in week out hasn't been annoying.

The top-tier of Jews would be dumb *not* to rule the world with what they have at hand. Jews own all the central banks that loan money to Western governments. They own all of the Western media which forms public opinion and elects politicians. They run the world by default with or without intending to. That doesn't mean they're in control of it, however. More believable than a guy in the sky playing a video game called Earth.

I'm against all religion. Don't feel too special now.

This is pretty much the first time since he started playing for us that his absence won't cause the world to crumble around us. Enjoy it. It's the only silver lining to his decline I can find.

I thought this was the Kenedy thread. I blame you 2.

Kenedy at his best will reach the heights Pedro did at Barcelona I think. Which is being a really, really solid, proper player, but never an absolute elite of his time. He's too all-rounded, good at too many things. A jack of all trades but a master of none. No 1 obvious strength, so no consistency will come in terms of his fruition, because he offers too much to be stuck in 1 role. I hope he becomes a forward and not a defender.

I wish it was.

Lyor Cohen, a tall white Jewish man from Israel, runs hip hop. He freezes your bank accounts and changes your tracklistings if you oppose him, but before you even reach that level, you must have sex with him. From Dr Dre to Young Thug, this man has been balls-deep in some of hip hop's biggest stars. What Kanye, Dame Dash, Katt Williams and so many others allude to, the 'illuminati' they speak of, is simply the Jews who control media. They have so much power beyond their front of a rich family guy. They are so terrible behind the scenes. Abusive and manipulative, exploitairy & racist. I learned today after researching some random related shit that Jewish people all have common DNA, can you believe that?

And if you look up the goals, you find none were gamewinning, and all were against sides that wouldn't get into the Premier League. No manager he's played under has deemed him good enough to be a consistent starter, and this includes Conte now. Talented players get games. This guy has never started 5 games in a row. Every other striker we've brought in as back-up, certainly has had that many if not many more games in a row. Michy is nowhere near ready for a club like ours. He needs to develop so much more. He's not even half the player Lacazette is, and Lacazette isn't even that brilliant.

For his personality he was. There's a reason the only other club rivaling us for him was West Ham.

Imagine your team being slayed by a guy who wears a full Spongebob get-up and smiles even more than Luiz. Unfortunately it just doesn't happen. This soft-hearted, lovable guy will never be a 'keep your head down and score lots of goals' type. It's not that his personality holds him back, but it limits his potential opportunities since he'll no doubt be seen as a 'boy' still by others in control. You need your main striker at a top club to be someone you look up to. Our players would never, ever look up to him. See him as an equal, I'm sure they will, but never will they treat him with awe and respect on the level of anyone else leading the line for a top club currently. This story already writes itself. I wonder who we'll sell him to.

I disagree and will stand by the opinion that both Ba & Remy are 2 of the best strikers we've had under Roman. Both are leagues ahead of Michy. Both are born to score. Michy is not. Michy is really born to assist.

Yup, any legends like Drogba who could be used in a coach role would benefit the youth far more than the first team. But, when you're at this age, you don't want to start another day to day job, you want to finally live off of all the money you've made over your career. So i doubt we'll be getting any legends returning as full-time coaches at all. It's too contrived and expected of them. I don't sense they actually desire it.

Never have Tottenham been a better or bigger team, and it doesn't start this season.

Nobody will penetrate our system. But we, we will fuck every team & turn their managers to cuckolds.

what is he now

I don't think a manager who fails to retain 3rd or 4th position in La Liga is good enough for us. I already had my doubts, now they're basically confirmed. Simeone is as one-dimensional as Jose.

He's clearly a sweeper

I've never been a huge follower of the football in France but every season without fail I've given some decent attention to the top teams of the season, which Marseille were usually in the mix of. And, never, ever, at all, was I swayed towards thinking 'Hm, that Michy player seems good, let's check up on him some more.' That's in contrast to, let's say, Lacazette. I'm not saying he'd be the right player for us, but, he's at least been winning games all of his career. Michy...I doubt he ever scored a winning goal for Marseille. He's been a Kalou type player before coming to us. Too much instinct to go forward to not play him in attack; not a great finisher at all, so you can't lead the line with him consistently. But then, unlike Kalou, he's not actually suited to the wing (yet, i have some faith) as an inside-forward, like Anelka also was. So he becomes a bench player, with hardly any value to offer other than fresh legs considering he is not clinical. I hope he comes good but yet again board, why why why? Why, when there were other players to choose from? There was never an opportunity for us to make money on this deal; so what did we expect from this? A dependable back-up? He's never been that before, why would he be now? How would he get a chance to grow into that player if we were to persist with our more expensive striker?

I love his personality but, if he hadn't originally come from Belgium and been a rising star per-say during that wankfest over the country's young players, he would have carried 0 hype when he went to Marseille and thus we would never have had him on our radar. I'm sure we bought him because of the player he was touted to be before, and not because of the player he was at Marseille. That's how our board works, very often going for original targets once they've moved to a club that's easier to buy from.

People are also so quick to have an opinion without knowing anything. Trump has many hurdles he must jump over if he wants to implement any potential law in his mind. A leader can't just come up with any old law he wants and implement it, otherwise he's going to be a dictator. There's something called the Constitution. And Congress. And the Supreme Courts. It's so naive to believe that the radical things Trump said to win the vote of simply ignorant people are going to be acted on. There's a lot of people far higher, far more powerful than Trump, and they will not allow the US to lose their positive relations and more or less, tolerable image with the rest of the world. Too many people have too much to lose to allow a president to do whatever they want. The winner gets to manage McDonald's for 4 years, but they aren't made CEO of the company. They can't change the MCd's logo/the name of the White House, they can't stop the company from serving fries/stop the people from buying guns. They are simply there to partially regulate what's going on already, the existing laws, with a boardroom to help them. A boardroom which consistently has decade-long members onboard, still with influence. Those are the only people needed weeded out. Those are the only people who, collectively, push forward the yay or nay of new laws/rights; but even then, their proposition is reviewed by usually straight-not-crooked men wearing white wigs in court before anything is official. There is no danger in electing Trump, other than the danger caused by minorities using this as an excuse to be more aggressive toward bad whitey.

Clinton, with far much more experience in politics, would drive America into a shithole far quicker than Trump possibly can. Her cronies were already in the White House, and she already had the know-how to work around things in a sneaky fashion. With Trump, you have an idiot in charge, so he can't really drive you in a calculated fashion to your demise. Judge a person by their actions, not their words, right? Trump hasn't done shit wrong. All he's done is be offensive & ignorant with his words. Hilary has had so many people killed I'd need 5 sets of hands to count them all. Another observation is, after all this, I can list 5-10 observations on Trump's character and personality. But Hilary? Nope. I don't know her. Even if Trump said bad shit, he's a person. He has a character. And so, he can be identified with. He actually represents people, whereas Hilary represents nobody but women, which is far too vague. Of course I just hope people see, Trump has been playing & amplifying this character specifically to win the vote. How Hilary didn't know how to present herself after all her years baffles me. Trump knew right away that in 2016, in the internet trolling meme era, you have to make Twitter rumble with each speach you give, and represent a group of people clearly even if they are despised. That is what you must do to get the vote. If she didn't know that, maybe she's too old to be running. Too out of touch with how impressions are made on people now.

Sorry, I don't partake in crack, I thought you had weed

Neymar, Messi, Suarez, Aguero, & Lewandowski still too I think. But i am actually wondering how good or not the weed in Brazil is, I'm moving. But since it's such a large place i guess there's no answer.

Is weed really good in Brazil?