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He thinks he's coming across as someone who's enlightened after having escaped the propaganda. In reality, he just seems like a pickme girl.

He didn't get our job because he's a bad coach and as much as he can try to deny it, he's very upset about it.
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Haaland officially cost 50million pounds, but there are rumors of 200million more in the shadows. is that deal also going to be investigated? ETA BVB rejected 75million from ManU for Haaland and 130million plus a player from CFC but took 50million from MC I know the player has a lot of power in a transfer but that is intriguing to say the least


As established earlier, this is largely based on misinformation. City didn’t make an offer, they activated a release clause. They didn’t need to make a deal with Dortmund at all.

Chelsea’s offer was a year earlier when the release clause was not active, and Dortmund refused to sell. The only information I’ve seen about United trying to sign Haaland was when he was still in Austria.
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Or just grow your club organically. Guess who couldn't do that because of city? Oh yeah, clubs like Villa who miss a European spot because city are cheaters.


Villa is a great argument for how ludicrously unfair the current rules are.
Well, the Prime Minister (was the mayor of Manchester until about 3 months ago) just expressed concern about losing the Emirati owners. This is why countries shouldn’t own teams.
The premier league’s statement certainly did not make me think they have any intention of going easy on City.
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The story I saw said that Chelsea and another club both offered more than the 51m, something like 75+. Ultimately a player has to agree to a move even if a release clause is triggered. I don't put a lot into those stories I imagine it wasn't much different than the Mbappe deal, with lots of signing bonus, agent/family payments, etc, etc


This is correct, which is why it makes no sense to offer a cent more than the 51 million. Haaland agreed to join City, so there’s absolutely no reason for them to offer Dortmund a penny more, nor does it matter if other clubs were willing to pay a higher fee.

Haaland is the one they needed to incentivize, not Dortmund, so anything outside the 51 million would go to Haaland’s camp to sweeten the deal, not BVB.

I also remember it being pretty clear at the time that he wanted to join City. The move wasn’t shocking, so I think some accounts are probably trying to stir the pot for engagement.
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There’s some stuff going around X today that the fee for Haaland was actually much higher than the 51 million that was reported Take it with a grain of salt but it’s being stated that as part of the deal that BVB would not state anything related to the actual fee to anyone, but it’s come out the real fee at the end of the day was 250 million Seems fishy if that’s true obviously


Pretty sure that was a fake Ornstein account. It also makes no sense. 51 million was the release clause. Why on earth would City pay more than that?
I feel sympathy for the smaller clubs that lost out on crucial revenue, missed out on trophies, and suffered relegations that may well not have happened without all this. For that alone, the punishments must be severe.

I must say I personally don’t feel much sympathy for the bigger clubs and what they’ve lost on, as I’ve always felt PSR/FFP was designed to protect them from competition. I personally do not think any titles that are stripped from City should be awarded to anyone else.
It’s enjoyable if you don’t expect it to be The Office, but I cannot stand Esmeralda.
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This movie is the quintessential example of all time showing that no publicity is bad publicity. Casting a black lady as Helen of Troy was genius.


I’d say it’s more an example of the vast majority of people not caring about political internet drivel.
By the time it’s box office run is done, it will be the highest grossing r rated movie by more than 500 million dollars, and people will still be downplaying its success.
Nice start, but the way the game has gone there’s zero chance of holding the lead.
And after all that, Balogun decides he doesn't want to go to Everton. Get fricked, Monaco.
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Now being reported we’re unlikely to sign another midfielder. Was a great window until this. Relying on Caicedo who is dealing with an injury we don’t know the full extent of and Lavia who is bound to break at some point this season is an objective failure.


Was coming here to say this. Midfield looking very concerning right now.
Decided to make the trip and see this in IMAX 70mm. Totally worth it.

re: Coyote vs. ACME (spoilers)

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I will definitely be watching this. frick Zaslav.
Really feels like we should have gotten both battles of Tumbleton this season.
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Inflation or no, I find it absolutely impressive that this film has done so well at the box office considering it's R-rated and based on a Greek epic poem that's almost 3,000 years old.


Honestly Oppenheimer’s gross is one of the craziest I’ve ever seen. Any other director that makes a 3 hour, mostly black and white movie about that subject matter and it’s making about 200 million tops.
I saw somewhere that this was at 988 million through Wednesday, which would mean it probably crossed a billion yesterday, and may well be Nolan’s highest grossing movie by the end of the weekend.
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Think I'm going to have to give in to spoilers after the finale here. Can't wait 4+ more years for resolution.


I think there’s only one season after this, so probably just two years.