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He should treat himself to a takeaway at least

What prompted the post was hearing of somebody declare 20+ presentations of different forms of ND. It is not to belittle people with a formal diagnosis of ADHD or anybody with ASD. It's more about how people might cherry pick a very specific trait to imply something bigger.

I think I've got a few traits as it goes

Anybody else think this is getting a bit much now? Humans are different yet every subtle difference is being badged. Employers now embracing it and then you're potentially at risk of not recognising somebody being ND. I know around here there are 28k people on the list for an ADHD assessment...

I wouldn't be against Thomas and Kitching returning even though on recent form neither particularly deserves it, but, in mitigation, they would benefit from the tighter structure we showed against Oxford like Lati and Wolf did.

I am not sure it is the solution and / or the only solution. Politicians are paid extremely well for a job that requires no formal training or qualifications. They receive pay that puts them into the top 5% of employees paying income tax. On top of that, they receive extensive living expenses...

To add to that, I don't think many former politicians on the pay roll of various other states and / or wealthy individuals seek to influence UK politics quite as overtly as Blair. You can only imagine what he's doing covertly.

No, but it's the blasé acceptance of it. Centrist political philosophy in a nutshell.

Agree John

I think it could be first half of matches v second half. Frank gets us ahead with his cavalier approach for Mark to tighten up in the second half.

Yorkshire cunts at work. Generally all utterly insufferable. Nurrrr I durrnt

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I don't think we'll come out all guns blazing as we could easily get quickly picked off, expect it to bed quite cagey from the start

It's a lot simpler than that. They just don't have a very good squad.

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Esse is a goal threat and a bit less predictable. Can't remember the last good game Saka had where he started. He's better coming on as an impact sub.

He's a good player, good signing for them.

Indeed, where human error can and will occur again anyway

a lot of it is teams closing down those passing lanes, and the other bit is that our central striker or 10 isn't being brave enough to want to take the ball in those positions, then the defenders themselves losing confidence it just shows really how finely tuned things are

It's a different game, Oxford came here to defend which they're not doing at home.