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👀 New identity for Best Workplaces in Travel. Really happy with this one. Read more on my website:
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Ben Clark
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Ben Clark
@benclarktoo
Designer / Football / Birding. A cog in the @playhouse_comp and @mcrinmind machines.
Manchester / Cuddington Katılım Şubat 2009
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If England are without Kane at any point at the World Cup (God forbid) … why not try out now a real No 9 like Solanke, rather than a false one like Foden (who’s better elsewhere)? Or look at Rashford or Gordon, who can both play through the middle. #ENG
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@browser_things @nqatpod Much easier to judge if there’s a tiny part of the attacker ahead of the defender than it is to somehow see if all of the attacker is beyond the defender.
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@benclarktoo @nqatpod The same way they judge it today? Does the attacker look to be fully ahead if the defender
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Absurd proposal that’ll obviously give attackers so much of an advantage that defences will have to drop deep to reduce the space. Resulting in more defensive setups. If Wenger wants to reduce VAR controversy just fucking cancel VAR don’t ruin the game.
Ben Jacobs@JacobsBen
🚨 The Canadian Premier League will conduct a 'daylight offside' trial in cooperation with FIFA when its season starts on April 4. The trial is led by FIFA and approved by IFAB. It is designed to favour attackers. 🗣️ FIFA’s Chief of Global Football Development Arsene Wenger: "This is an important pilot. By testing this new interpretation in a professional competition, we can better understand its impact, including in terms of improving clarity and the flow of the game and promoting attacking play. "We look forward to analysing the results of the trial phase. We thank the Canadian Premier League and the Canadian Soccer Association for their willingness to support FIFA with this pilot and for providing their competition." An attacking player will be considered onside if at least one part of their body that can legitimately be used to score in line with (or behind) the second-to-last defender. A player will only be ruled offside if there is a gap – or daylight' – between themselves and the defender. In effect, attackers must be fully beyond the second last defending player to be penalised. FIFA add by "introducing a clearer visual threshold, the trial is aimed at restoring a greater attacking advantage and boosting the flow of matches."
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this the opposite of what they should take away from its success
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Project Hail Mary is doing so well at the global box office that there’s talk of turning it into a franchise with a sequel. bit.ly/4uWmHb4
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@Ankaman616 Heard a lot of grumbles tonight. Low stock at the bars, no effort to find a solution to the increased demand for female toilets, awful queues (our steward wasn’t even searching people). Felt like the club couldn’t be bothered. Poor form for what I’m sure was a 1st visit for some.
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Multiple fans missed kick off and the game's early stages it seems.
Conner Roberts@ConnerRoberts_
Queues to get into Old Trafford tonight are horrendous. A lot of people bound to miss kick-off here. #MUWomen
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ℹ️ An update on the Old Trafford Regeneration project 🏟️
Collette Roche features on the latest Inside Carrington podcast, dropping at 19:00 GMT 👀🎙️
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When you let your three year old write the lyrics for your next song. 😂
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I had to watch K-Pop Demon Hunters because of work, with little or no expectation… however I absolutely loved it… well deserved Oscar win!
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"HERE WE GO!": the lowdown on "football journalist" Fabrizio Romano
sportingintelligence832.substack.com/p/here-we-go-t…
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@AnnieEaves It’s self perpetuating. There’s a lot of nonsense spoken by people with agendas that the more realistic among us can’t help but feel they have to respond to… further fuelling more nonsense the next time we drop points or play badly.
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Manchester United’s support needs group therapy. We’re all in fight or flight mode too often.
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@reidyfutbol @saundzo This is bang on. We’ve been winning games because Bruno has been more consistent, making better decisions and not giving the ball away as often. Tonight was not that Bruno and it affects the whole unit.
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I love him, but i’m not biased, I care about him performing & utd winning;
I need more from Kobbie.
His USP is built on creating space, need retention of the ball & mastery to outplay in 1v1s. These are the games we need that responsibility. He’s been non existent man.
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@WayneSBarton Luck / rub of the green has been on our side the last month or so in a way that it wasn’t under Amorim at times. Results clouding the true picture.
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Been asking this question on the podcast - when will we see a good performance, haven’t even really seen it against opponents with ten men and especially not tonight. It’s a results game but you need performances otherwise you sleepwalk into defeats like this one.
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That defeat has been coming from a United team who have looked increasingly passive game-by-game.
Carrick’s reign started positively - but the idea that he’s the best man for the job because there’s nobody better doesn’t feel like the compliment it did four weeks ago.
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Spot on this. But mad that we’ve probably got from a 3 player shopping list to a 5 player shopping list by changing manager.
Adam Crafton@AdamCrafton_
Really poor half by Man Utd against ten men but really reinforced what’s needed in the summer: full-backs, central midfield, winger. Being able to really stretch the game would have helped a lot tonight.
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He’s been mugged off if he’s bought a house without double glazing on footballers wages…
Samuel Luckhurst@samuelluckhurst
Benjamin Sesko is such a perfectionist he had double-glazed windows fitted to his home to block out the air traffic noise from nearby Manchester Airport so his sleeping would improve #mufc thesun.co.uk/sport/38383136…
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Not against the idea but two per game is a nonsense. Should get 20 per season, and the captain on the pitch makes the call. Make them think about it rather than try their luck.
Martyn Ziegler@martynziegler
NEW: FA wants to trial ‘coach’s challenge’ for subjective VAR decisions Idea is that coaches would be able to have two unsuccessful challenges per game for fouls or handballs. thetimes.com/sport/football…
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Imagine trying to be a linesman trying to judge one of these. You haven't got a chance.
Dale Johnson@DaleJohnsonBBC
Wondering what football would look like under Wenger's "daylight" offside law? Raheem Sterling would be onside in this example, the heel playing him onside. NB: You still need the offside lines, and you still have marginal decisions.
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