DGoose512

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DGoose512

DGoose512

@DGoose512

انضم Haziran 2023
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DGoose512
DGoose512@DGoose512·
@Timy1475 @TeleFootball And additionally if some of these teams had the rev sharing slanted in their favor like La Liga or the Bundesliga where they don’t do equal sharing, you don’t think they could build better teams? I mean Bayern and PSG have almost an uncontested monopoly on German/French players
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@Timy1475 @TeleFootball But are all the PL teams playing poorly? Or are they just exhausted and injured come the latter stages of the UCL? Also you can look at the crap League 1 is doing to prop up PSG and not see how that would be helpful to the Prem teams
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Telegraph Football@TeleFootball·
✍️ 'Arsenal, Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace may yet ensure all three Uefa trophies are paraded on England’s streets, fuelling the persuasive argument that the Premier League remains the most lucrative, successful and competitive in Europe. 'But the quicker everyone admits it has been far from the best in recent times, the sooner we can get back to being thoroughly entertained and stop being bored and deluded.' Read @_ChrisBascombe's full column below 👇 telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…
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DGoose512
DGoose512@DGoose512·
@threesportsguy @stugotz790 @FoxSportsRadio That’s definitely possible but I think there is a way to fairly do it. For example everyone has limited transfer budget of 50M and you still have the salary cap. Personally I still think you’ll find the dysfunctional franchisee will still be dysfunctional regardless of rules lol
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Craig W
Craig W@threesportsguy·
@DGoose512 @stugotz790 @FoxSportsRadio Absolutely not, having transfer windows here is a nightmare for smaller teams who just lose their best players to bigger teams with more money. New York, Dallas, LA etc will just buy the best players and build a monopoly just like in our sports here.
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Jon “Stugotz” Weiner
Jon “Stugotz” Weiner@stugotz790·
Should the NFL steal a page from the Champions League and expand the playoffs? This could be the greatest rule change in sports history.
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@DazzaDavies To be fair Arsenal earned that path because of their performance in the league phase. If other clubs wanted an easier road then finish top of the table in that phase
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@KenMathis @Rory_Johnston The analysis is “well here’s the bad stuff that could happen.” But act like large swaths of the Iranians are just gonna endure a 3X worse economic event. And again the US has things like fertilizer and other resources far more easily accessible so there won’t be the same effect
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DGoose512
DGoose512@DGoose512·
@KenMathis @Rory_Johnston And again Persians aren’t like some other ME cultures that have constantly suffered. They had a cosmopolitan society not too long ago and are one of the most secular societies in that region. And again what happens if soldiers don’t get paid and families start to starve
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@KenMathis @Rory_Johnston Meanwhile their enemy gets more oil revenue, will have a chance to rearm, and has most of the support of regional partners who matter. I just don’t see logically how this is a winning strategy for Iran especially with an American president willing to do whatever it takes
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@KenMathis @Rory_Johnston Can they though? Their economy was already in shambles before the war. And now their industrial base is severely damaged and their main revenue source has slowed to the cost 400M per day. It’s possible they can pay their ppl or soldiers soon. So idk how this is good for them 😂
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DGoose512
DGoose512@DGoose512·
@JavierBlas It can via perception but once that perception is broken and the insurers start allowing movement, what will they do then? It also is crippling their own economy, making regional countries hate them more, and will lead to building of bypass methods. Long term isn’t good for them
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Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
Seven weeks later, many taboos broken: 1) Iran can’t block the Strait of Hormuz. Yes, it can, and for far longer than the oil market thought it would be possible. 2) If the US attacks, an energy crisis follows. Sure, gasoline is dearer, but an energy crisis à la 1973-79? Nope.
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@glcarlstrom It then also requires China to have to wait longer to get the oil which again delays building projects and military build up. I guess we’ll see
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DGoose512
DGoose512@DGoose512·
@glcarlstrom But if China has to buy from elsewhere they’d be subjected to open market pricing which raises their costs of manufacturing and running their economy. I don’t think this blockade will hold long enough to do major damage to them but I get the logic
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Gregg Carlstrom
Gregg Carlstrom@glcarlstrom·
If no Iranian oil ever goes to China again, then China will just... buy oil from elsewhere, pushing up prices for everyone else By far the worst takes over the past six weeks have come from the folks in DC trying to spin this war as some brilliant 4D chess move against China
Semafor@semafor

"I think blocking the Strait of Hormuz is fine from my standpoint," @SenRickScott tells @burgessev. “If no oil ever goes to China again, and their economy is destroyed, that would be a really wonderful day for me."

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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@MarioNawfal Since you love discussing what is and isn’t a violation or a war crime. You should talk about this violation and what it should mean for Iran 🤷🏼‍♂️
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@MarioNawfal So they are going to co-chair a conference on Friday and then it will likely take a few weeks to move their ships into position. So this whole process at minimum takes a month. That sounds like waiting to me dude lol. Also you should talk about how Iran mined Omani waters
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🇫🇷🇬🇧 France and the UK are done waiting for Washington to solve the Strait of Hormuz crisis Macron and Starmer will co-chair a conference in Paris on Friday, bringing together non-belligerent nations willing to join a defensive mission The goal is simple: restore freedom of navigation in the strait Europe isn’t joining America's blockade, it’s building an alternative to it Source: AP
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Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

🇱🇧🇮🇱 A Lebanese official outlines Beirut's position ahead of today's direct talks with Israel in Washington. - Priority is a ceasefire, nothing else - The Lebanese ambassador's mandate is strictly limited to discussing a ceasefire - Today's session is preliminary, a starting point only - All other issues will require the full three-party delegations - Rubio's presence seen as a serious signal of U.S. commitment - Contacts with Washington described as positive so far Source: Al Jazeera

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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@Osint613 Doesn’t Oman also have territorial integrity over the Strait as well? Including parts where the Iranians put their mines? So why is all this talk of violations so one sided? Iran doesn’t own the strait and shouldn’t be interfering with traffic outside their territorial waters
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@TotZiens8 @TankerTrackers @mercoglianos You do know China doesn’t have an effective blue water navy yet, right? All of their ships are also conventionally oil fueled so it’d be hard for them to do the mission you’re suggesting. They really can’t effect this at all other than diplomatically
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Tot Ziens
Tot Ziens@TotZiens8·
@TankerTrackers @mercoglianos This is the easiest blockade to run. Chinese send their navy on a “freedom of navigation” exercise. And escort ships with their oil out. If the Americans sink a Chinese naval vessel in international waters, the whole game is up. China blockades Taiwan the next day.
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DGoose512@DGoose512·
@carl10ball @BenjaminSolak But again that’s under Howie’s control. He can send him to New England or to Cleveland/Vegas. Whoever pays the rate will get him. We’ll find out who that is soon
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DGoose512
DGoose512@DGoose512·
@carl10ball @BenjaminSolak Yes I’m not emotionally tied to AJ Brown. I appreciate his contributions and helping us win a title but no player is bigger than franchise. We’ve moved on from great players before and been fine. He’s nearing the end of his peak and if he wants out Howie should get max value
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Benjamin Solak
Benjamin Solak@BenjaminSolak·
I like how Howie Roseman has positioned the Eagles. If A.J. Brown stays, Wicks and Hollywood are fine as WR 3/4 on their price tags. Both can stretch the field If he leaves, they’re good enough to be low end WR2s…while not precluding a middle round pick from winning the job.
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