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I think that’s a fair take. I get frustrated by the team playing in a way I don’t get. But I put that down to my own lack of understanding.

And also the fact that he is having to work with a team of high potential but low ability.

Being good at set pieces and tough to beat away are good things

We are defending very poorly.

But to dismiss that a manager looks at their squad and relative strengths and decides what they think is the best strategy, feels wrong to me.

But we don’t know. And I don’t know how we can judge him without knowing.
He seems like a pragmatic man who recognises our defense is strong relative to our attack and so is prioritising that as a strategy.

Do you think would be more front footed more of the time if he had Maddison and kulusevski and Solanke for the majority of the season ?

Thats a very fair take. Thanks for responding KVV. Was very interested to hear your opinion based on how i have interpreted your perspective during the NLU discussions. You always come across as very thoughtful.

European golf fans I think like bringing the best parts of British fandom to golf. Tifos, chants, humour, sometimes poking fun but not personal.

10k fans waving a hat at Cantlay is exactly that. It’s definitely poking fun but also playful. And I bet many applauded after that 3 hole burst in Rome

But they don’t tend to bring the racism or hyper aggression. And wouldn’t chant “Fuck you rory” to a player.

Football chants are often timed an amazing thing. Funny, sometimes self deprecating and set to a familiar melody. Hence the “in your head, Rory” set to “zombie” by Cranberries.

But you did reference bad European football fans such as racist Italian fans. I’m from the uk and we have those as well.

The problem with the comparison is that we aren’t talking about football. We are talking about golf.

European golf fans can bring the humour and irony of football chants to golf

Great album!

Dear god. what you have you done

To be clear, I want a much closer relationship with the EU but I’m not sure most people wake up caring how much we trade and who with.
We should be making the case that a closer relationship will make people feel better off.

Are there any polls asking people if a closer relationship with the EU would have a positive impact on things those people truly value like cost of living?