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@wavygooner That’s very clearly exactly what’s happening though. He wants to stay at Madrid, and he’s openly using Arsenals offer to negotiate with Madrid. It’s just a matter of Madrid budges and if their offer is good enough for Vini.

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@_joshkasten_ @RobxAFC Would definitely be a fun experiment in a friendly or maybe carabao cup

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@_joshkasten_ @RobxAFC lol…. No. Rice is not going to play for CB. Gabriel is already the more aggressive between him and Saliba. Makes zero sense to play rice there

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@happytobebald He’s not a finance guy. He’s a Jerry Springer who throws in a few basic questions and points about personal finance.

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@JamesSurowiecki You’re comically overestimating your understanding of soccer.

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@JGenM1 @minordissent They are both normal distributions, just with different standard deviations. You could apply this to almost infinite things

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@Hosang @scottjwillis No, that’s wrong. Big spending would actually mean more losses through depreciation on an annual basis. If they were actually heavily sanctioned their bargaining position would also be weakened in transfers, meaning they’d likely also take huge actuarial losses on their sales.

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@themoderntimes_ Because the US is a bigger market

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@hitaboutit2 How is it a bad thing to get your teammate on the ball 10 meters from goal behind the defensive line, even if it’s at a bad angle?

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@notrophiesfc Shut up. He has more connection to the club than you ever will

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@CeruleanFI How is it revisionism when socialism is actually an incredibly broad tradition that precedes even communist thinkers like Marx?

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@Kalshi Not in the US? But potentially in other countries! Great!

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@DailyAFC @WeAreTheOverlap Why would you tweet a direct quote with a clip of the interview, but not an include a clip of the actual quote?

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@UltimateClint I hope we’re not taking these two intellectual lolcows too seriously

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@pepout324 @speziaIs Why don’t you include the 24/25 results?

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@dannypea @jrh1729 @12Xpert @Soccermatics There are different models for XG but all of them are determined by number of shots, their location, and other factors. Presumably a team with 11 attackers wouldn’t play well and wouldn’t have as many shots as a balanced team, yielding lower XG

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@dannypea @jrh1729 @12Xpert @Soccermatics I think you just misunderstand xg because what you’re describing isn’t accurate at all

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@EmiSmithShowe I’m not sure if this is what people mean, but sometimes people suggest that over performing xg makes it more likely to underperform it later. This is the gamblers fallacy though. It regresses to the mean with a sufficient sample size because it’s the mean as stated.

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@dannypea @12Xpert @Soccermatics What? “if team A) plays with 11 forwards, their predicted XG will be higher than a team playing 451”. Where are you getting this idea?

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@asymmetricinfo Columnists*

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@asymmetricinfo What an odd world we live in where Washington post reporters are quote tweeting Twitter’s preeminent race “scientist” as if he’s one of their colleagues