@Pitchside_CF "Dog in the manger" syndrome.
A dog will not eat hay.
But it enters the manger and prevents the sheep from eating the hay.
You don't want him.
But you don't want someone else to have him.
It's witchcraft.
Havertz has a pattern. He scores an important goal, like the one against Chelsea this season, then when his form starts dropping, somehow an injury comes and he disappears for a while.
Then by the time he comes back, it feels like a new signing and we fans start missing him. Suddenly it becomes, Do you remember that goal he scored against Chelsea?😂
Gyokeres is different. He stays fit, keeps playing until fatigue starts catching up with him, and because we see him every week, people become more critical of every bad performance.
Then eventually we start saying, Maybe we actually need Havertz back.
I’ve been watching this cycle for a while now.
A baby staring at you and suddenly smiling feels like getting a five-star review from someone who cannot be bribed. This tiny human has zero social obligations and thought, “Yep, I like this face.” Absolutely undefeated endorsement.
Osmotic vs secretory diarrhoea
Ask one question: who is pulling the water out?
Osmotic: an unabsorbed solute sits in the lumen and drags water with it. Lactose, sorbitol, magnesium. Stop eating and the diarrhoea stops. 1/2
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— Gustavo Fring
@bouvour@SicilianGooner@EdiriQX remember, harvetz has missed a 1v1 against psg to kill off the game, same against aston villa and against brighton yesterday