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"I can't believe I fell for such a flawed plan," said Dragan, pushing the secret button that jettisoned Rasmus into the car park. "Now, having replaced the whole structure of the club, we've got in people who actually know what they're doing."

Pilates

Don't worry. There will be plenty of us on minimum wage. 🙂

Uncomfortable

Posts like that are blocked by SR's intranet. 🙂

He has to work hard to get into a first eleven doing so well. 🙂

"Right Pep," says Rasmus, adjusting the pile of unsold books on his desk. "Here's the system and tactics we need from you. Once you've learned those, I'll take you down to the crèche to meet your backroom team."

Me too. But I thought Edozie was just being shown to remind other clubs he was still breathing, and available for loan/ sale.

So sexist 🙂

Peretz Bree THB Stephens Welington Downes Jander Fellows Azaz AA Stewart Charles, Matsuki, Quarshie, Robinson, Jelert, Leo, Archer among the subs.

Now you know why AI uses up so much energy.

Looking forward to the Copilot assistant button on the forum. 🙂

I shall consider ordering mushy peas to add veggies to my fish and chips.

He is 50, but he's eaten a 32 year old just before the game.

"Open to all UK adults online, taking as little as under 20 minutes" Our first 20 minute introduction to AI module could be summarised as "for the love of any god you like, don't make your decisions based on AI." 🙂 Mind you, I was listening to someone in our place yesterday basically saying she was unable to construct a comms without it. A worrying dependency on the basics.

I remember thinking the same when Boris got the top job. His popularity and personality easily overcame a life of lying, back stabbing and grifting. I can't recall how many of the New Reformers were also tainting his government.

Hell

I received an unordered trimmer for nose hair, with a note saying I'd need it. 3 months later, he was right! That's the power of Nostrildamus. I now return you to your scheduled footballing misery. 🙂

Iron

Mediate

She does have a Dynasty to keep going.

It's really where football went wrong. In the old days, every community was a thriving hub of clubs. Just a group, getting together under a name and playing for the enjoyment of playing, for however long it lasted. Then people came in looking to organise, control and yes, manage the players. Where's the freedom from your working life when someone comes in telling you to keep possession, because of something their slide rule is telling them? These people just couldn't leave football alone to develop organically, for the better.

And deny him an opportunity to see Spors rebuilding plan through? To break up that managerial synergy? Surely not!

The scale, and relative seniority, of the defections means that, like every political party, there's going to be a rebalancing. Reform presumably hoping for the new weight to make it attractive to previous Conservatives, while maintaining an olive branch to the disaffected from other parties. At the same time though, will be those at the right of reform who will now have seen a lot of people, looking to nab top spots, arrive in their own party, and who they may consider not radical enough. As @Lord Duckhunter indicates, if more move, the weight of who is left could then resemble a more centrist place. Caught having to pretend to be reform and not leaving enough room between themselves and Starmer to resemble a Conservative party. By blocking Burnham, Starmer has stymied any party-wide move back left. For as long as that stands, he's holding together a broad party, and voting base. Only the Mammary Mesmirist and Corby's Boys Club to keep an eye on. That's the range any electable party needs, and Reform will be looking to get.