@PierTwentySix@Joey_CFC@FPL_Harry True, but he was just trying to hold onto a lead like many other managers would do - he made a mistake but surely that’s not unforgivable
@Joey_CFC@FPL_Harry 2/2 Trent may have been left at home bc of his ego when not playing? Spence could have been rwb at the end instead of konsa I found that really weird. The livramento injury didn’t help.
@Joey_CFC@FPL_Harry Burn and Spence were undoubtedly successes. Who were the dodgy attacker choices? Rogers and Bellingham were the only real choices and they played well. Madueke was probably the only iffy one but he didn’t even play the semi. We had no midfield issues, didn’t even need mainoo. 1/2
@Investment4Adam@FPL_Harry Yesterday everyone said he was the best England manager since Ramsey. I’m sorry it’s such a reactionary opinion. Still one of if not the best knockout managers in world football. Knockout football can be brutal. He made a tactical decision it didn’t work unlike before. It happens
@PierTwentySix@Joey_CFC@FPL_Harry You are right but I guess it kinda worked in the last 2 matches so he stuck with it? Not saying it was correct vs the magic of Argentina but I can see why he did it
@Joey_CFC@FPL_Harry 2/2 His decisions did work - taa/maguire were omitted but maybe he just didn’t want big personalities not playing? I don’t see what he really did wrong with his decisions, the decisions he made selection wise had balls and most paid off? After years of complaining about Southgate
@Joey_CFC@FPL_Harry Find this whole ‘the squad he picked’ narrative really weird. He picked Dan burn over Maguire, spence when most thought someone else would be better, and actually picked a balance squad (2 each position, made pick calls at no.10). 1/2
@fifi_smash_@LorenzoGam43528@ViewFromTheQ Hi Fiona, is it still 500 given out for centre? 9.55am seems very early, even compared to last year! Is it 500 for each show court? Hope you had a good Wimbledon
@Tonulukk@Michael05807267 @weintendtowin @RubinReport 2/2 Going back to Hungary one of those leaders support’s democracy and one doesn’t. There’s a reason why no two truly democratic countries have been to war - democracy leads to peace. Magyar is also anti-immigration so I don’t see how that’s an argument against him in your eyes?
@Tonulukk@Michael05807267 @weintendtowin @RubinReport That is not what I’m saying. I’m saying why can’t you believe that uncontrolled/excessive immigration and an authoritarian state invading a European nation are both threats to Europe at the same time? 1/2
@Tonulukk@Michael05807267 @weintendtowin @RubinReport I don’t understand how that answers my question. How is disagreeing with some European policies on immigration not compatible with having a fear of an authoritarian state on Europe’s doorstep, that wants to restore its former ‘greatness’ by invading other countries?
@Tonulukk@Michael05807267 @weintendtowin @RubinReport What you are saying is technically true, but why can’t Europeans be anti-uncontrolled immigration and still be scared of an authoritarian state at its doorstep attempting to march into Europe?
@UnderCoverInfin@johnmarston03@MartinPolanyi@The_Davos_Man Because he still pretends he is pro-democracy and for the people. Lukashenko technically says he is but no Belarusians believe that. Hungary is an EU member and he can’t behave like a full dictator or he would be overthrown and if not at the very least kicked out of the EU.
@Grandbelial88@magyarpeterMP I must add that when I say any authoritarian leader I mean any current one, I realise that the first Singaporean leader was benevolent etc. But going back to my point, why support those who don’t have the will of the people at heart? In the US, is that not your founding tenant?
@Grandbelial88@magyarpeterMP That very administration then support authoritarian regimes such as Putin’s, and support increasingly authoritarian leaders such as Orban who support Russia? Why don’t you tell them to fuck off not the person who is trying to be democratically elected?