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If this is an actual quote then it’s embarrassing from him. Digging out his players and blaming the lack of investment. The Bahoya fee alone is more than 14 clubs in La Liga.
This is why so many fans struggle to warm to him. Never his fault, always the players or fans.
#LUFC
🗣️ DF on #LUFC ranking 95/96th for final third passing accuracy in Europe’s top 5 leagues: “This links to when I speak about individually quality, and perhaps the quality other teams are able to spend on. They have the players who can find the perfect pass in difficult moments”
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Jaka Bijol: “Last season we were satisfied with it [one point] but this season is a little bit different. We have to want it more at the end to take those three points, to change the mentality a little bit and to make that next step in our evolution as a team.” #LUFC
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He is probably an upgrade on struijk right now, and certainly will be long term (if we hold onto him). Hes more mobile than struijk, more of an expansive passer, more comfy in smaller spaces like this
But i see very little criticism for his errors in comparison to struijk, and he gets praise a lot more easily than struijk. The man u goal for example, struijk would be getting called a liability and blamed non stop, nothing on tarik
Tarik is fantastic and will probably go onto play for one of the top teams in the world, but the double standards annoy me. Just wish struijk was appreciated more
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It’s time. It’s honestly been time for a cool minute but as you can tell there was GOOD bit of thinking going on.
First off I just want to say how much I appreciate the CoD community from the bottom of my heart. Even if you’re a hater or you’re a full on a supporter, it’s been a crazy ride.
I simply just fell out of love with the game and nothing about playing CoD has brought me happiness in the last 2 years. I never wanted to go out with a bad ending but I guess we can’t all end on a high. Still feel my career is one to be very proud of and I’m grateful for all of the friendships and trophies I was able to get while competing.
This past year of doing the watch party/content has simply just rejuvenated all the fun and happiness I was missing out on while also still keeping me a part of something that I’ll always care about (CoD). Thank you to everyone who continues to support through this new time in my life, I’m excited and I look to still possible compete in something🦖 Love you guys..
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The tragedy at Yorkshire Wildlife Park has raised an important moral question, should a dangerous animal be killed when a human enters its enclosure?
My view is simple. The animal's life should be preserved wherever possible.
In this case, staff reportedly fired warning shots which scared the tiger away, ending the attack without having to kill it.
Killing the tiger after the attack had ended would have achieved absolutely nothing.
Those staff were facing a life or death situation, with seconds to make decisions and no benefit of hindsight.
Under immense pressure, they did an incredible job trying to save the man's life whilst also preserving the life of the tiger.
A man tragically lost his life, but killing another living creature unnecessarily would not have brought him back.
You can value human life without believing an animal must die.
Deeply disturbing post that hold the life of a dangerous animal above a disabled man.
I bet you eat meat, and are therefore completely comfortable with killing animals for far less reason than saving a human being.
And yet here you are, saying this horrible nonsense. Why? Isn’t because the tiger is cute and the pig that was killed for your bacon and eggs breakfast today is ugly?
Awful
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I mean, not to push the convo as who cares really, but this is Pickford the last time he played against the same team
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Ryan Hall - a name written in our history books as one of the greatest to ever play for the club.
#WBW
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𝙏𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙠 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙍𝙮𝙖𝙣
Leeds Rhinos legend Ryan Hall has announced his immediate retirement from playing rugby league after an extraordinary 20-year career.
More therhinos.co.uk/article/2408…
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But it was all Bielsa's fault, right? Letting India Bag is crazy😭
🚨Anirudh Thapa 22'. Mistake by Uruguay GK!
🇮🇳 India 1-1 Uruguay 🇺🇾
teapaw.org/RyanMetz1224/status/21…
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Overjoyed with the win!!!
Small gripe.
If you can't get Bahoya on - a player who's played in Ligue 1, Bundesliga, Europa League and UCL before the age of 21 - in a home game at 4-0 with zero jeopardy and 6 subs allowed, then when is he going to play 🤔
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Yeah.. Murat Yakin just hates Noah Okafor.
That's the reaction of a petulant child, not a 51-year-old international manager. Fair play for Okafor calling his BS out. Embarrassing.
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Leeds are unbeaten in the last 13 Premier League games Noah Okafor has started, the best run by an #lufc player since Mark Viduka went 17 unbeaten between May and December 2001.
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If I'm being honest, I probably wasn't expecting Bahoya to get minutes yesterday after hearing Farke's presser Thursday. But rest assured that second half was a game that was crying out for a player with his physical tools.
It's fair to blame missed chances, but you also can apportion some of that blame onto the manager for being poor tactically with his in-game management. Both can be true.
I don't think how he set us up in that second half has ever had a positive outcome, all the times he's forced us sit back and soak up relentless pressure. It only ever works for so long at this level.
Bahoya's pace would have kept them honest by giving us an out ball and ability to relieve some of that pressure.
Ultimately if you have players that have missed chances, it's then on the manager to respond and adapt and make things work after that fact, and yesterday Farke didn't do that well enough.
We can still feel good about gaining a draw at Brighton, but it's fair to feel frustrated too, as that is two points dropped, imo.
Would I have taken a point before the game? Of course. But after taking the lead and looking comfortable that first half, your expectations change. At this level you have to expect more from a manager than just sticking every player behind the ball and hoping you cling on. Those are Sunday league-level tactics with low outcome.
Last season Leeds dropped 17 points from winning positions. If we want to progress as a club that can't happen again this season as that's the difference between us finishing top 10 or finishing 15th.
