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They are the same age, but fernandes was a premier league signing, with decent pedigree. Also midfield, where the pressure to score is less and getting service and possession is much easier. A better comparison would be pelle, who also got dogs abuse when he started but turned out to be decent.

Because the area he was in is roughly the inverse of sotons demographic, presumably if he came here he would be scared by the lack of Asian and black faces? He went on to explain he wants to see all skin colours side by side, so I assume he would be horrified if he went to Romsey. I look forward to the Tory policies designed to increase ethnic diversity in their stronglands, it will be quite a shift.

He can still come good. He's very young, has had a rough time settling in off the pitch (USA games, lots of moving around), and he's only had what, 200mins of game time so far? Personally I'd like still to keep giving him minutes, and at least he has a chance of coming good, I wouldn't give up on him yet, it's not like he is keeping le tiss out of the team.

It's another point closer to safety. They all add up and we'll be thankful for this point at the end of the season.

They only slowed and zoomed on the one front angle, which is deceptive. The two side angles show it hit his arm then his head. Precisely why we have var, as he'd have gotten away with it in the EFL. You can also see it here, watch the trajectory of the ball and tell me it didn't change direction before it hit his head: https://youtu.be/reQILC9vDLc?si=fAeculsUpMvjoHu3

It's Christianophobia, with an o, and it is a thing and recognised by the UN.

Nice to see McCarthy getting the benefit of the doubt from posters on here despite being beaten when it was easier to save than not. Imagine if that had been bazunu, it would have been a meltdown on here! Easy win on Tuesday at least, we need to score at least 2 though to counter the McCarthy -1 handicap.

Think you might be projecting, listen to him on the touchline and you'll see how confident and assured he is in his communication, it's just a shame he can't be on both sides of the pitch to get live messages across. Just a matter of time before the players get it and can start making the right decisions by themselves.

Baz keeper distribution is world class, that's the one thing we presumably all agree on. McCarthy has better positioning, but he makes these mistakes every time he plays. Baz all the way for me.

It sadly never surprises me how myopic people are when to comes to this topic. the right go on about free speech, and the American right even claim we don't have it in the UK, when of course we do. They claim to be cancelled whilst playing to crowds of a hundred thousand people, and making very cushy careers out of how they ”cant say anything these days". Examples of actual cancellations are minimal, just some examples of companies who eg decide not to extend someone's contract because they are flopping their cocks out at MasterChef contestants, or because they obscene prank call beloved Fawlty towers actors. Then, when someone on the left actually does get sacked for having an opinion, they're fine with it, it's all lols and a victory for common sense. The free speech argument is the most disingenuous of them all, and cancel culture, until now, has not been a thing, and in the UK, it isn't a thing. Your opinions have consequences, and affect your reach and public perception and popularity, but there are no restrictions on what opinions you have and how you monetise them, only those governed by market forces.

As usual, this is just ragebait bollocks. If you go to the source, you will find that they state "person in water" is a more inclusive term, but: "currently, the term 'man overboard' still exists within electronic equipment, software and official documents produced by governing bodies. The important point is to be able to raise an alarm where a person has fallen overboard to initiate the emergency procedures. Until this is able to change, it would be recommended to continue to use the term 'man overboard' when following safety procedures" The guide itself was created by the RYA in response to a high volume of requests for one from their affiliated clubs and recognised training centres. So whatever that source is, it's disingenuous.

Yes, release the full backs and allow Aziz and fellows to find more central space and more attacking support. As it is, fellows and Aziz are just getting trapped and/or chasing back.

Think we need to go back to 3 at the back...

Are you suggesting he should have picked someone who could be a friend of trump and also not sympathise with paedophiles? Is that a thing?

The men's team could get bigger crowds if they played in a bigger stadium in Birmingham or London. Why don't they, I wonder.

I think Robinson could reach the heights of a Neil Heaney, or maybe even a Glenn cockerill . Dibling? I think will do slightly better, maybe a Walcott or perhaps a Rod Wallace if Everton hit a purple patch.

Weren't they airport police? I think it would be weird to ask police to move away to a different location outside of the airport so that they can arrest someone with fewer members.

He's pulling your chain. The London bar is right near the grand Hyatt and is full of white people, it's a cynical tourist grab targeted at UK tourists who are scared of Korean food and want something familiar. Union jacks abound. Not sure I've ever seen a Korean in there actually!

Plenty of people on this board have chosen Southampton ahead of Paris.

Not got sky, watching this guy instead https://www.youtube.com/live/X2eYQbCMOFI?si=kUsvhmoi8dpLc_ym

Wouldn't it cause fewer clashes if they made sure they played each other? (4 games to rearrange instead of 8?)

Trump was disappointed that it wasn't an immigrant, but relieved that they might be trans, so we can look forward to some deft political quotes from him in the coming day or two.

BBD is sabotaging for a move, he probably saw the Troy deeney story in the week.

We've lost a lot of very good players with potential over the years, and its caused a lot of upset every time. Don't think this is one of them, though - many fans ambivalent about it, probably because he had a purple patch of 2 or 3 games and has been bang average since. Towards the end of the season he was getting touted at 25m, so have to be happy with the deal. I think he'll do ok, probably make a similar impact at Everton as Walcott did.

If he's genuinely blind, then he has done very well to get to 3rd GK championship standard, and ID love to see him do well. He could become the best blind mens goalkeeper since Gordon banks and follows the England women's trend as well with Hampton having strabismus.