@BladeoftheS So why would anyone take the risk to run these companies? We can’t all be righteous like you, running factitious businesses for zero profit, when the tax man expects their pound of flesh.
@NUFCNews24@brunoog97 It happens to all clubs unless you are the likes of Real Madrid, if you have good players a bigger club will end up buying them, you just have to get good money for them and move on. It’s not nice but that’s the way it is.
I'm honored @DouglasKMurray read my memoir of my friendship with my mentor William F. Buckley, Jr. and had this to say:
"AMERICAN IMPRESARIO is an important and deeply moving work. A testament to a great man and also a masterclass on friendship, music and mentorship."
18 years ago today, February 26, 2008, I was on a train to Stamford, Connecticut where I would have one last supper with WFB before he passed away the next day while writing his last book as I practiced for a piano recital at his house that would never happen.
It was the culmination of a friendship that began with a thank you letter I wrote to him in 1994. I offered him a piano recital to thank him for his role as a Cold Warrior and for standing against Anti-Semitism.
I am forever grateful to him for his friendship, mentorship and for changing the course of my life.
@Jasminesta36195@BasilTheGreat The uk population is 75-80% white, 9-10% Asian, 3-4% Black & 3-4% Mixed ethnicity. I’m not sure how you split a pundit panel of 2-4 pundits to meet the outcome you want. Football has tons of players of all races, they are there based on merit and not DEI.
@GaryRWard I wonder what Ange would have done without, Solanke, Maddison, Kulu and Son. He would still be playing high line, inverted fullbacks, but with the goals stripped out of the team. I don’t know the answer, but I’d imagine it would not be pretty.
@WatzmetSergio@WellOnside “Can”, not “are” and that’s the point. If they are good enough they will make it regardless, but we can’t wait to find out if they will ever get there
@FellMonster@RudolphN17 That’s the problem the Sarr shows flashes and Bergvall has the makings. But that does not help today, we need consistency and young players usually lack it, and many never get it. Only time will tell.
@meralhece Your Post Verdict
Visibility: High
Engagement: High
Persuasion: Failed
Narrative control: Lost
In X terms, this post:
•Was ratioed
•Was reverse-amplified
•Ended up helping the opposing side
@AgeofAnge@josh_wiggan By this logic, how well did Ange do with Nuno’s team at Forrest? Forest got to the semi final in the FA Cup. Were knocked out by Newcastle in the 2nd round of the EFL. Ange lost to Swansea 3-2 this year. Forrest were 8th after 8 games, Ange dropped them to 17th this season.
@Kevin_Maguire What I find strange Kevin, is you put this tweet out and nobody here commenting has said anything in support if what you said. I would have expected at least someone to agree with your point. Why do you think that is Kevin? Maybe you’re the outlier not everyone else.
@LibDems When you posted this, did you expect some of your supporters to agree with your statement? It’s seems your supporters are pretty silent, can you explain why?
@Ramon_Vega71@5liveSport 224 points available 104 points won. 25% of Anges points came in the first 10 games in charge. Won us a cup which was brilliant but an utter disaster in the league. His record is both chalk and cheese, the problem is nobody wants to eat chalk, even if the cheese tastes great.
@ChrisCowlin According to Ange finishing 10th and winning a cup is not success, but finishing 17th and a cup is “outstanding” keep sipping on his Kool-Aid people.
@CFC_Janty Because the fullbacks are usually inverted in style midfield leaving 2 centre backs. All four are good defenders when they are playing as a four.
@MrFreycinet @michaeltech100@checkingoutie In the 4 week lead up to that City game, he had lost to Newcastle, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool. He had put the fans in a position where Arsenal could have won the league if we beat City. Nobody wanted spurs to lose for the sake of it.