@RestIsPolitics@RoryStewartUK Any chance of a follow-up on Bangladesh's mass protests turned revolution? And maybe a little more discussion on why democracy haf rolled back in the 2000s, and could we see a new wave of it coming back?
Never ever underestimate the power of the people. This is a bittersweet moment for Bangladesh. A few years of turmoil awaits, but at least we will have a generation hyper aware of politics. Could not be prouder of Gen Z
https://t.co/7F3qhYVuQM
Bangladesh’s PM Hasina is using the tyrant’s handbook with armed troops, digital blackout, and “shoot-on-sight” orders to crush student protestors. Bangladeshi Americans are blocked from determining safety of loved ones. Hasina must face consequences for the “busloads” of the dead on her hands.
https://t.co/Ctsp6ymqNK
@IanDarke@BrandonEffDub When did 'winning the ball' factor into dangerous play? Might have been in 1974, not 2024. I know, sometimes it's hard remembering the times we live in.
@thisisanfield Yes!!! With Taki and Divock gone he'll be crucial as a 5th attacker. Plus how valuable could he be for Carvalho and Nunez's development?
@IanDarke Maybe he could also fit in a 4-2-3-1 without Gundogaan.
Also, when has City guaranteed a starting spot to a £45M signing (hello Nathan Ale!!)?
Peter Walton's comments are further proof that not a single English ex-footballer pundit knows how offsides work. It's witchcraft
#bbcfootball#UCLfinal
Two things proven (again) as facts -
1) The French authorities are still incompetent and cowards ('authorities' being the key term)
2) Nobody really knows how offsides work
Been true for over a hundred years. #UCLfinal#LIVRMA