Thank goodness. It wouldn't quite be hiring Sol, but somehow more of a self-own.

My little (front running but lovable) brother is a Barcelona fan, so I always pay a lot of attention to them and try to catch most of their games. Flick's hyperaggressive style took La LIga by surprise similarly to Buli but the shelf life is short and it is a meat grinder to those playing in it.

So if memory serves (and applies at our club, but itdoes at most), players get an allotment of kit for every season that they (I thnk rather interestingly) pay for out of their compensation. I am guessing that's a veritable duvet of all the match shirts he's not worn over any part of this season.

Flick also *just* got massively outcoached by Enzo Maresca as they were played off the park at Stamford Bridge, and I've seen enough of that for five lifetimes.

I nodded until he got to Barca. They can be fun but La Liga has since adjusted to Flick and it's starting to turn in ways we are all too familiar with. Constantly giving up the same goal, Cubarsi consistently left on an island, often as the sole defender doing lung-busting recovery and getting hurt.

hahahah, we're keeping it cathartic instead. What a silly, stupid football club it is we support.

Right on, it’s a pretty perfect spot isn’t it? This menu and cookbook Julia worked on are also great: www.mcnallyjackson.com/book/9780399....

I feel like it’s a nice visit but I couldn’t live there.

The music scene isn’t for me, but if you like country and/or americana stuff you sure can find plenty of that.

an old friend also has a very nice restaurant there you might check out

www.caferoze.com