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It's in a companies interests to hire a more diverse group of people as they will bring different viewpoints that others may not have. This can help lead to better outcomes as they include different groups in their approach. So it's hiring to fill a role, do you believe that a role specifies...

But their first XI isn't stronger, I'd take ours any day, we've never even seen our strongest XI line up. If you're saying how many players get into each side then that's a different argument, however the step down between their better players and our weaker players is less than the difference...

Veltman isn't a first XI played though. Kadioglu should be ours, but as for most of our players he was injured for most of the season. Their first XI is stronger than ours only because they actually got to use it for large parts of the season, I don't think we ever started with our strongest XI.

And if you swap all of our losses and draws for wins we would have won the league.

If they could make Monaco qualifying only but still give points then it would be worth keeping on the calendar. The race is always awful unless there's rain, and the new rules create situations like we had today where teams will back up the pack to create pit stop gaps.

Work permit rules have changed. You now get ESC places in the squad so that you can register players without work permits, I believe we had to do so last season with Baleba as he didn't qualify for a permit. It's an Elite Significant Contribution player, someone who doesn't qualify for a work...

Not when you only compare their Napoli and Brighton minutes respectively.

Matt O'Riley has played only 100 minutes less than Gilmour managed for Napoli in 6 less appearances. I'd call that a bench player.

Not at all, Gilmour wouldn't have helped this team much as he provides similar to other midfielders. He's also been a bench player for Napoli.

If you watch any of Wirtz you'd understand why. He's a ridiculously good footballer, one of the best in the world in his position.

Saw them in 2015 at Reading and they were pretty good then, but absolutely no desire to see them again tbh. Only reason I'd go is to see Gojira and Knocked Loose in such a huge venue as they'd kill it.

In terms of gigs, got a last minute ticket to Thrown in Southampton last month, really excellent hardcore show and brought me out of moshpit retirement, support was Graphic Nature, UnityTx (excellent) and Crystal Lake (brutal). Next month Crossfaith in Southampton followed by Outbreak two days...

Metallica have announced a ridiculous lineup for their shows next year, two dates in London. First supported by Gojira and Knocked Loose (for me two of the best live bands on the planet), second date supported by Pantera and Avatar who both put on a show.

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That goal was straight out of prime De Zerbi, ball into the CM who then plays it into the other CM to drive forward, creating a false counter attack.

Wieffer really putting in a shift, great challenges there.

The Mitoma goal against Bournemouth away, no other player in our squad can make that pass.

Simply lovely.

Somehow you're saltier about this than our fans were yesterday.