Les gars j’viens de penser à un truc : Réussir un jeu long au foot c’est une PROUESSE humaine quand t’y réfléchis bien.
Tu fais passer ton pied sous la balle en calculant la direction, la distance et la vitesse de course de ton coéquipier et tt ça en une fraction de seconde
This avoidant, anxious thing feels like a psyop. None of these things are fixed personalities they are just patterns that could show up at different times under different conditions. We are all sorta gray.
Arsenal still prepared to sell Myles Lewis-Skelly if a club meets their steep valuation. #mufc want a left back but consider £50m+ asking price too high
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I was going to do a similar sort of thoughts piece because I’ve been speaking about the *clashing* of temperaments / understanding of when to release the ball between Santos-Youri-Bruno from the AC game, but i’ll add to Silva’s below quick:
I’m sorry, to have experienced THIS? Slow dancing to LTD singing LOVE BALLAD? How euphoric. Damn.
Talk about losing receipts. I can’t believe we don’t practice experiences like this as something common anymore.
i like the phrases "it's not for me," "it's not my thing," and "i'm not the target audience" because they're the most concise way to express "this thing that you enjoy has merits but idgaf about it" without being aggressive
Learn to have a loose grip on the world, on people, on possessions. Everything is temporary. And maybe that’s exactly what makes being here so precious. Hold gratitude tightly, but everything else gently. Enjoy the chapter without demanding that it become the entire book.
We're taught that we seek community because we're incomplete on our own. But what if it's the opposite? What if community is where you finally remember how whole you always have been?