Kaizero

Transfer window in the MLS hasn't even opened yet by the 31st of Jan. But the major European leagues close that day. Point is Atlanta doesn't have to stress for the reason you imply, as they can just offload a DP to another MLS team. They'll only be able to use $650k on the team of any transfer fee recieved anyway.

Transfer window in the MLS hasn't even opened yet by the 31st of Jan.

blast from the past IIRC that was City bailing out NYCFC after he was utter pap and they couldn’t move him Read an article using that transfer as its center argument. It was about how owners like the City Group stockpile players even if they aren't necessarily good enough for Manchester City. They can be farmed out to the other clubs they own, rising their quality. The benefit for City Group would naturally be that the player won't play for a competitor, and that should they player either become good enough for Man City - they wouldn't have to pay to get him as they already own him, and if he should not become good enough, the player can still increase in value due to his affiliation with City Group and thus earn City Group more money that they can use on other players to continue the cycle.

Rich fuckers/Celebs tend to do larger donations in private and only smaller donations on public sites like Go Fund Me. The reason they donate a small sum on campaign stuff would likely be to entice their own fans to donate without making the campaign about themselves and looking like a showy cunt. Say he donated a large sum. That'd attract the interest of journos who'd make articles about it. It'd set a precedent for him donating to people, and an expectation of "why aren't you helping this campaign out?!". It's a slippery slope when all you want to do is help someone, so it makes perfect sense that if he'd want to donate a larger sum, he'd arrange for that privately.

Man City signing Mix Diskerud on a five year deal.

This has been a fucking whirlwind of a ride to follow

Needed Gent for a healthy £730 profit. Naturally, it's 1-1 with 30 mins left and they're down to nine men

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Fucking best testimony ever, Rosenborg are fucking themselves: Judge: "What had Mr. Ingebritsen done wrong that would mean he was no longer qualified to be the manager?" Rosenborg Chairman: "He hadn't done anything wrong, just not done enough things we thought were right."

Feel it is so weird that either Cardiff/Nantes or Sala himself chose that he'd travel in such a small plane. Everyone involved in this are rich enough to utilize a proper private jet.

Currently enjoying watching the court drama of Kåre Ingebritsen (former Rosenborg manager) suing Rosenborg for "unreasonably" sacking him. I wonder what ripple effects it will have for managers in Norway if he wins, will surely make it harder to sack managers. He's got a proper case though, three league titles, two cup titles and two times participation in the EL over the four years he was employed, best PPG average of a manger in the Norwegian top division, and taken Rosenborg from the brink of bankrupcy to an endless pit of money (in Norwegian league standards) during his time there. The public reason the board sacked him was because he didn't make Rosenborg play "attacking" football and didn't religiously play 4-3-3.

I think both them and Cardiff just haven't had a hat trick in the PL.

His 19th season at Chievo.

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He's a fairly standard lower PL/top Champo footballer. If we had ambition he'd not be good enough for us. We don't have ambition though, and I am afraid to envision who'd we replace Yedlin with if we sold him/lost him.

Jet fuel can't melt steel beams.

I had actual medical issues with my foreskin, though. I'm just saying it's in general tons better, and you should all do it I was in the same medical situation as you, and having spoken to lots of doctors and read medical information about this, I'm firmly in the anti-snip camp when it comes to babies. One should go for it as an adult and make an informed decision. It is only necessary in cases like ours. You don't go around giving healthy people triple bypasses in case they one day get a heart attack. Same applies to healthy tissue. I can discuss at length on this topic due to my personal experience with this, but that's essentially the gist of it Oh, In general I think I agree completely with that. It should be a conscious choice made by the person who will have the procedure when they're old enough to understand what they'd be doing.

If you're losing your hair and you can choose not to do it, why wouldn't you? Mackem or not. Weird thing to be weirded out by. Or just go for the bald / close shave? I mean as long as you keep to the baldy / fat rule you're generally accepted in society Having hair and having a choice if to go for a bald / close shave > being forced to being either being bald or having a close shaved due to not having hair.

I had actual medical issues with my foreskin, though. I'm just saying it's in general tons better, and you should all do it

If you're losing your hair and you can choose not to do it, why wouldn't you? Mackem or not. Weird thing to be weirded out by.

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Wait, Burton fucking Albion are in the semis of the League Cup? What?

Mine was Ed Gein.