@RealTolmie@sterling7 He is one of the underrated players of his generation. Easy to point to the high-profile misses. But he was incredibly productive player that found his way to goals and assists by being way more intelligent than people realize.
Cantwell has been active in college sports talks for years, and it's long been clear that her general feeling is that Congress — and for her purposes, the Senate — should do everything it can to keep the SEC + Big Ten from consolidating every last morsel of power. So here we are.
@Triiistan_fra@InvertTheWing The fallout with Pep started with his dumb red card against Fulham in November. Never really got back in squad fully after World Cup.
@lp_latest@InvertTheWing Slightly better. What won them the treble was going to four center backs in defense. They didn't need that marginal offensive boost. If your argument is that this version of City doesn't score enough, OK. But to me they need more defensive solidity in the midfield and backline.
@bernardooooV3 They've got 15 million guaranteed incoming for Akanji. You don't have Grealish, Trafford or any of the academy guys included. The individual sales may vary but City probably will generate at least 200 million. Easily can spend well above that on incoming.
College leaders have been same some version of this for decades. Yet they keep making decisions driven by money and protecting respective fiefdoms. System has been broken for long time and nobody wants to priortize overall good because their own interests are more important.
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey gives us a "confessional" and tells us we can tweet it: "Having to move from a system that was seen as working pretty well, not perfectly--by the way, show me the perfect system to oversee college sports…that worked well and that was something much different has been a healthy exercise. But those of us that knew the then and that now, have to check ourselves."
He says that that part of leadership is challenging. … "That’s an honest observation about college sports."
@JayMCFC_@Talhaa10_ Bro hadn't had one full training session before Saturday's final. Pushing him back out there and leaving him on for 90 wasn't ideal given the pace of Bournemouth.
@KRMotswiane@mancityfever2 They're being conservative in World Cup year. City has the ability to not rush guys back and risk further injury. Would expect him to maybe get a little time Saturday and then available to start last two.