I think Reddit will have a somewhat significant loss in users but it'll endure, at least for the time being. Social media sites die slower now. But I'm happy I found alternatives because I just can't see myself using their official app

I was just trying to pick up girls when I asked everyone for their social security numbers

Bro it's like he WANTS us to only see t shirt ads

Agreed, I feel like the social part of reddit is pretty easily replaceable but the amount of niche and specialised information was incredible

I find it nearly impossible to care about the Nations League tbh

Chelsea are in this funny position where they have to sell players but they're frustrated teams are trying to buy the only good ones

Why exactly are clubs so reluctant to let players leave on a free when they've been at the club this long? Surely a player like Mbappe has sort of "paid back" his transfer fee after all the time he's spent there?

He deserves getting another season but there's no getting around that they massively underperformed domestically. If there isn't improvement they need to make the switch somewhat early like Aston Villa did

This is unrelated but all the Saudi business recently has kind of given me a new perspective on owners like Daniel Levy. I really do think despite his horrible sporting decisions there is a degree to which Spurs fans should be grateful to have him and ENIC running their club. It allows them to still love the club unashamedly. More and more it seems foreign owners are able to completely alienate the relationship between a club and a supporter. It's bizarre for example that when you're a Newcastle or City fan today you have to have some inner dialogue with yourself about human rights abuse and where you stand with the owners in terms of ethics and morality.

I'm not a fan of an EPL team myself, but if I were I think it would be a happier experience being a Tottenham fan than a Newcastle or City one.

As a salty Barca fan, I will mention Real Madrid have the second highest wage bill in Europe... Unfortunately, we have the third

There are a whole host of slightly smaller subreddits that are absolute godsends for producers, off the top of my head /r/DrumKits was one I frequently used to find cool custom drum kits

The final act of Disco Elysium fucked me up for a while

Ah that makes sense but it's very stubborn. Mbappe doesn't seem to want that

Says it's being done in commercial court. Feel like they owe him money lmao

I'm not actually a United fan so I don't know what Sabitzer's loan situation is. But I do watch a lot of them and Eriksen is definitely on his last legs. I think he becomes a bench player next season.

My take on their center midfield targets is that Mount is a good player and would be good for them but he still doesn't solve their problem of progressive carries and tight possession. They need a De Jong type player and Mount definitely isn't that. But the midfield is very weak so he's an upgrade on what they have at least

I think he would start. He must be good enough to displace Fred

Or rather, if Liverpool's offer was a perfect match for Dortmund

This dude has an absolutely wild wikipedia page

I'm a Barcelona fan so it brings me no pleasure to say this, but Madrid really seem to be transitioning their midfield well, if they actually trust Tchouameni again and move Camavinga back where he belongs. Having the options of Cama, Tchou, Bellingham and Valverde to start and Modric and Kroos as bench players would be insane if managed right. I think he will be an important part of their new chapter.

This is an interesting little rebuild, hope it works out. Both Messi and Busquets are absolutely still elite and could imo play in Europe if they wanted to, but they are also specifically lacking a bit in physicality, and I always hear how physical the MLS is.