Who do you see as our next upgrades? If we win the league, we’ll go all out for a superstar striker like Osimhen. I think Zinchenko might be upgraded as well. I’m still not convinced by our keeper situation but unlikely we change Raya for a couple of seasons at least, in which time he can prove himself to be at this level.

They do have some fantastic players this year. Son has rediscovered his form, Maddison is the best player in the league so far (perhaps Salah), Bissouma has settled very well and Udogie looks class too. They have a decent team.

The problem I think they’ll face is that they have a significant drop off between their best players and the rest of the 11 and then another drop off with their reserves. I doubt they can sustain a title challenge because of that but you’d expect them to finish top four.

No team won by more than one goal but actually Bayern did? What a poorly worded tweet.

Yes

We were on the backfoot after the goal for about 10-15 minutes. Then it was straightforward

Partey is better receiving the ball under pressure than Rice. Partey is the perfect outlet for the defence when they’re pressing us high. Rice is the better tackler but he’s also much better at progressing the ball forward than Partey and his passing is excellent.

At West Ham they needed a ball winner which is why he was the 6. At Arsenal we need a ball mover who can track back and tackle when needed. Since we have possession far more than West Ham, the Partey outlet is more important.

I didn’t rank them as less victims. That’s a complete straw man. In fact I explicitly stated that.

I said that the brutality of a massacre should be highlighted.

I didn’t rank them as less victims. That’s a complete straw man. In fact I explicitly stated that.

I said that the brutality of a massacre should be highlighted.

I didn’t rank them as less victims. That’s a complete straw man. In fact I explicitly stated that.

I said that the brutality of a massacre should be highlighted.

I’d agree with that. And if that was the statement I’d be ok with it.

I didn’t rank them as less victims. That’s a complete straw man. In fact I explicitly stated that.

I said that the brutality of a massacre should be highlighted.

I’ll get downvoted for this but

Of course the innocent civilians in Gaza are victims too. But the problem with the statement is it’s drawing a moral equivalence between a brutal civilian massacre where babies were beheaded and innocents killed in a war. To the families of the victims the difference may be nill but the barbarity of the massacre still needs highlighting.

I’d agree with that. And if that was the statement I’d be ok with it.

I didn’t rank them as less victims. That’s a complete straw man. In fact I explicitly stated that.

I said that the brutality of a massacre should be highlighted.

I’d agree with that. And if that was the statement I’d be ok with it.

I’d agree with that. And if that was the statement I’d be ok with it.

I’ll get downvoted for this but

Of course the innocent civilians in Gaza are victims too. But the problem with the statement is it’s drawing a moral equivalence between a brutal civilian massacre where babies were beheaded and innocents killed in a war. To the families of the victims the difference may be nill but the barbarity of the massacre still needs highlighting.

I’d agree with that. And if that was the statement I’d be ok with it.

I’ll get downvoted for this but

Of course the innocent civilians in Gaza are victims too. But the problem with the statement is it’s drawing a moral equivalence between a brutal civilian massacre where babies were beheaded and innocents killed in a war. To the families of the victims the difference may be nill but the barbarity of the massacre still needs highlighting.

Some CEOs may have asked. Meanwhile, a lot of people have signed the Harvard letter supporting the Palestinians (I assume you’re referring to that).

The only reason it isn’t clear-cut pro-Palestinian bias this time around is because of the absolute barbarity and horror that the Palestinian Hamas committed.