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When you give it the big man impression like Maupay you can't be doing things like that

Didn't see either incident but if you kick someone forcing them to score an OG it's a foul

Why do people not like panenkas?

A scout clearly shouldn't have the responsibility to choose managers though. He was good at finding good players

FFS Charnley What a knob

Think Schar's carrying the ball forward is more impressive than his passing. Colo was a good passer as well

Cheated in his exam apparently This actually seems to be true Doesn't seem like the sort of character to cheat in an exam

Zlatan is incredible

Rory Delap's kid on the bench for City

More likely to be exercise-induced bronchoconstriction; it's very common among elite athletes. They'll likely be prescribed inhalers - a reliever such as salbutamol and a preventer such as Fostair. A therapeutic dose of either isn't going to give them a competitive advantage. The above is assuming they've undergone an objective test rather than just been diagnosed using a questionnaire. They wouldn't be taking them if it wasn't going to give them some kind of advantage. 63% asthmatic vs. 12% in general population can't just be a coincidence There's a real lack of evidence for any sort of meaningful performance-enhancing effects of salbutamol when under the controlled upper limit, especially in team sports. You'd have to be taking around 16 doses of the thing over the course of the day to exceed the controlled upper limit, risking a failed p*ss test. Like I said earlier, this is all assuming they've done the objective test. It's not something you can really cheat, and it's a pretty unpleasant test to undergo (tests of lung function before and after inhaling dry air for 6 minutes). Fair enough. You are obviously more qualified than me to speak on this. Do know it's been a big controversy in cycling in recent years with teams getting TUEs based on a ridiculous proportion of the cyclists being asthmatic

More likely to be exercise-induced bronchoconstriction; it's very common among elite athletes. They'll likely be prescribed inhalers - a reliever such as salbutamol and a preventer such as Fostair. A therapeutic dose of either isn't going to give them a competitive advantage. The above is assuming they've undergone an objective test rather than just been diagnosed using a questionnaire. They wouldn't be taking them if it wasn't going to give them some kind of advantage. 63% asthmatic vs. 12% in general population can't just be a coincidence You can't compare elite athletes to the general population. Well they should have lower asthma if anything surely? It's also 6 times the PL average fwiw

More likely to be exercise-induced bronchoconstriction; it's very common among elite athletes. They'll likely be prescribed inhalers - a reliever such as salbutamol and a preventer such as Fostair. A therapeutic dose of either isn't going to give them a competitive advantage. The above is assuming they've undergone an objective test rather than just been diagnosed using a questionnaire. They wouldn't be taking them if it wasn't going to give them some kind of advantage. 63% asthmatic vs. 12% in general population can't just be a coincidence

Nobody can play like Liverpool and be fully clean IMO

He does it all the time and has a great record

Possibly why he’s an 5-10 a season man rather than 10-20. Literally every striker in the world misses loads of chances fans think they should score

He has done nothing in what feels like years like

Fulham are worse than they were when they got easily relegated 2 seasons ago

DLC seems to have developed a bit of a poacher's instinct. Wonder if he can get to 20 PL goals with Rodriguez and Richarlison feeding him

Hamez is a different class

West Brom were doing pretty well

What a goal Hamez

Has to be a goal

Aye West Brom playing some decent stuff, look well coached

Allan is a holding player I don't know anything about him tbh, I had assumed he was a holding player in the way Jorgihno is a holding player Nah much more combative

Allan is a holding player