@SebOnFootball He's ok in a 6 or 8 role. Alongside Paulinha is solid. But the issue is that neither him nor Paulinha are much going forward, and our front 4 are absolute piss water
@sufferingspurs yeah, that 100m for Muani must have been money laundering. The dude is 27 and I couldn't tell you anything he's done in his entire career, even less so in his Spurs' career.
@thrashmetalryan@SpursOfficial@BetMGMUK They signed Muani and look how that turned out. He's 27! Supposed to be in his prime! I haven't seen a first touch that bad since Sissoko
@SpursyDaws@SpursOfficial@BetMGMUK On Saturday in around 85' Dane Scarlett chested the ball inside the box to try to get a shot off, but it was cleared. I saw more promise in that one touch than I've seen from Muani all season. How does this guy with bricks for feet get on the pitch?
@Flav_Bateman I don't understand leaving Johnson in favor of Kolo Muani. Muani hasn't done anything, and isn't even young. He's 27! This is supposed to be his prime! Ridiculous
@ShamsCharania Always thought he was a trash player. Ball hog. Doesn't play defense, doesn't help out the guys around him. Most definitely not a member of the TPA (Team Player's Association.)
The Christian #faith is fundamentally an encounter with Jesus Christ. If we truly believe in Jesus, we must try to act like Jesus did: encounter others, encounter our neighbours, so as to share the saving truth of the Gospel with them.
You know? I think Western Media is being very unkind to #Putin
It's not that he's unveiling a vaccine without clinical trials, it's that he's conducting the largest clinical trial of a vaccine in human history.
#FakeNews
The Select Improvements Project, scheduled to be completed in 2023, was designed by @BBBarch and represents America's enduring commitment to the people of Denmark.
-Augie Kahsar, PE MBA, Mason and Hanger (Engineer involved with the project)
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On Friday July 1st the @LeTour will pass by the @usembdenmark where a Select Improvements Project is underway to renovate the historic US Embassy building in the Kingdom of Denmark.
Opened in 1954, the designs were done by two American architects: Ralph Rapson, of the School of Architecture, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and John Van der Muelen, School of Fine & Applied Arts, Department of Architecture, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.