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Benj Eckford
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As long as a man has the strength to dream, he can redeem his soul
He/him Katılım Ekim 2017
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“Nobody could have seen Reece James getting injured”
Reece James’ hamstrings after one sprint…
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🗣️ "Nobody could see it coming, Reece was in good shape." Thomas Tuchel reacts to the news Reece James' World Cup could be over.
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🇰🇵🇮🇹 In 1966, North Korea knocked Italy out of the World Cup.
Italy’s excuse? North Korea secretly changed all 11 players at half-time and nobody noticed because “they all looked the same” 😭
FIFA never proved it, but Italians still treat it like VAR missed the biggest scandal in history.
North Korea beat two-time champions Italy 1-0, then went 3-0 up against Portugal before Eusébio remembered he was Eusébio and ruined the fairytale.
World Cup heritage.

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“We keep getting ripped off building infrastructure” is not a good reason to give up. It’s a reason for radical reform.
If we can’t learn how to build infrastructure efficiently, things are going to get a lot worse.
Andrew Sentance@asentance
Economists backing Burnham - O’Neill & Haldane - touting outdated & failed views. Haldane’s plan rooted in simplistic N-S analysis. O’Neill wants more infrastructure spending, despite UK’s inability to spend efficiently on HS2 etc. Burnham should move on from these failed ideas.
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Panama v England is the World Cup’s only group-stage match where both countries have seen disastrous attempts at Scottish expansionism.
Scotland tried to colonise what is now Panama in 1698 (Darien Scheme), but bankruptcy followed. Scotland invaded England in 1513, but King James IV was killed at the battle of Flodden.
Stay tuned for more cutting-edge, geography(ish)-based World Cup analysis.
(I hope my fellow Scots will forgive this painful trip into the past, but I couldn't find one geographic similarity between them.)


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“No-one could see that coming.” Thomas Tuchel on Reece James’ injury. Except, unfortunately, everyone could see that coming. Frustrating in every sense. Picking James in the squad was understandable. Top full-back. But to have insufficient cover was naive.
And then, following Tino Livramento’s injury (and he was a risk), not to call in Trent Alexander-Arnold, who was available, prepared and willing, but to call in a centre-back in Trevoh Chalobah, was bizarre.
Tuchel is an exceptional head coach but his treatment of Alexander-Arnold and handling of the great right-back debate is perplexing. It’s a specialist position. Djed Spence can play right and Nico O’Reilly left. But then Tuchel is shoehorning centre-backs in at full-back. However willing (Konsa, Quansah) it’s not ideal. #ENG #FIFAWorldCup
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