Championship level so far

Wouldn't this apply in most countries, not exclusively to the US?
The repackaging of the tea would be deemed as a minimal operation, and so the COO would be that of the tea leaves.

I should pay more attention to the title of the graph 😊

Wouldn't the Xg change with only 10 men though?

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haha good point!!

And yet in todays game, that first challenge where he holds the No 8 off with his hand would result in a foul. The player would have gone down holding his face, rolling around and we'd not have seen the magic that proceeded it.
Modern football is awful compared to how it used to be.

He's got to go but it's deeper than that. Whoever came up with the policy to only sign kids is the reason for this shit, be it the owners or the SDs. Until that policy is changed, we'll remain a mid table side competing for nothing.

If he thinks there are positives to going out of the fa cup then he's in the wrong job and definately in the wrong club.

Great write up, agree with all that.
One moment that made me laugh was when MHL shouted for Tosin to shoot, cue a 25yd blast miles over the bar. Palmer then turned to the stand and gestured as if to say wtf are you doing? 😁

Fulham hadn't won at the Bridge for 45yrs

He becomes a different player when Lavia plays.

Do you have any other dogs out on loan that you can recall?

It made no sense to loan him in the first place, he was clearly better than Disasi or Badiashile. But our sporting directors had a clear agenda to move out academy players for a greater profit.

I would not be surprised if they force him out again in the summer.

Did he have a choice?

Definately great business. But I felt Sancho was brought in as cover for the underperforming Mudryk and Neto was the Sterling replacement

He's a poor pundit, changes his tune each week.
Players are either the worst, or the best ever depending on that weeks performance, there is no balance. Rio is another that does the same.