The problem is that it's really hard to convince people things are cheaper then they are when they have to buy those things.

Whenever he says "matter of days," I think: "you can measure weeks and months in days...".

Feels like a vibes thing to me. Just because City don't feel utterly unstoppable, people forget that they're still really good. Like, sure, they're not the Centurions, but like, they're really good and have really good players.

That's a reality show I'd watch.

Reception of Tolkien and his works vs his "actual views." Sorta like how white nationalists use classical/religious texts to argue that "western civilization" is a coherent thing that has existed for ages, modern oligarchs coopt things people believe have cultural value to sell their evil BS.

That magazine is insane. The letters to the editor that they publish...

Second place three seasons in a row will do that to you, especially after a stoppage time winner from City in a match where Foden scored twice. Makes a man nervous...

Everyone expects to batter a 10-man team when you're a man up for that long, even if there are several good reasons why that didn't happen today.

Felt like he was trying too hard to be the hero.

I'm not worried but I am annoyed. I just hate that club so much. Maybe more than Spurs.

The refs keep forgetting he switched to England.

I think we win that one comfortably with Saliba and Gabriel (though of course we'll never know).

I was certain we were going to lose. They looked way more threatening than us.

I'd be thrilled with a draw against 11, but we played so poorly today that a draw against 10 feels like shit after City's late winner.

That was awful, awful stuff.

I'd expect him to go for that. Not that bad.

Desperately need Ødegaard asap.

Like he has a choice. Bro has an 8 year contract, no?

Many such cases.