@MacZidane @scurrilusrumour @nocontextfm1 I might agree if the actual UI looked atleast decent. The fonts, colours and sizing of all the different elements just look so unappealing to me, I can’t stomach it.
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@cvbhafc @scurrilusrumour @nocontextfm1 It's more that the way people go on about it, it's as if you're unable to move the mouse to a different place. Being at the top allows for dropdowns, giving you quicker access to different areas of the game. I'd argue that's more intuitive. People were just used to the sidebar.
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36 days until the World Cup and radio silence from Sports Interactive or Football Manager about international management...
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@MacZidane @scurrilusrumour @nocontextfm1 Yeah. It’s always a good thing to go back to 2013 game design right? Because the side bar was so unintuitive?
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@scurrilusrumour @nocontextfm1 Side bar has only been a thing since FM15, before that the options were along the top. We now have bookmarks to make it easier too. I much prefer wording for the staff abilities. In fact, I wish we had the option to remove the 1-20 ratings for players and use similar wording.
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@WG_RumblePants @AshesFiveNil What about like a high performance athlete? Have you not a “modicum” of competitiveness in you?
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Jamieson is free to react this way and we’re free to judge him accordingly.
If someone did this in club cricket, I would conclude that they’re a total arsehole.
The fact fact this is the IPL does nothing to change that. You either show a modicum of class on the field or you don’t.
Mufaddal Vohra@mufaddal_vohra
The celebration of Kyle Jamieson after dismissing Vaibhav Suryavanshi.
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@Jon_Mackenzie @PeterPrickett I haven’t seen one person say that? Not saying no one has.. but maybe quite a niche corner of FT
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@PeterPrickett That we've reached the end of the road for the development of the game.
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I see we're all doing the end of history stuff about football again despite *waves hands* the entire history of football...
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@EBL2017 @Brightonian_ Pretty dishonest to say that we “more or less fill out the stadium most games” although tonight was an extreme example
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@Brightonian_ You know more than me mate. I respect that.
But it’s not the first time I’ve seen it.
And that section came for me on this platform many times over the coach… now look.
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Brighton are the mid-table City.
Play incredible football but still struggle to fill the stadium.
Sad to see.
But also poignant because with less eyes comes with less expectations and more room for failure and more room to experiment with tactical concepts without moany fans.
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@cuckspend “ahh” and you’re from bulgaria. a quick scroll through your account shows youre constantly using aave. put the black culture down sis
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@Bubbles7824 @markgoldbridge 5 of the best attacking players in the world on the pitch will do that mate
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5 goals in the first half! This standard and pace of football is putting the Prem to shame
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@TheCricketerMag @GeorgeDobell1 He's had his chance, failed in Australia, time to give Rew a chance
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"From an England perspective, Smith's innings was probably the most relevant. With Ollie Pope opting to bat at No.4, Smith put up his hand to bat at No.3" | ✍️ @GeorgeDobell1
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@FootyRush_ Feel like “humiliated on their own ground” is reserved for when the away side are the ones doing the humiliating.
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@SkyCricket Never heard of him..
...Is it a sick joke?
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James Coles on becoming the most expensive buy at the inaugural The Hundred Men’s auction, as London Spirit secured him for £390,000 💰
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@AugusteCom30151 @Steve_Laws_ Sorry, how many British soldiers has Starmer sent to die on the eastern front in the 4 years since the war started?
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“I will not send young British men to die in pointless forever wars”
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🚨 WATCH: Keir Starmer's full address to the nation about the war in Iran "Whether to commit British troops to military action is the most serious responsibility of any Prime Minister... I have been attacked... but at every stage, I have stood by my principles"
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This being the top reply in a BBC Sport article is rarer to get than Guardiola praise.
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@Jdog21212 @mtelbrtt @NoContextCounty Absolutely. No need to be a dick about him though (like the comment I was replying to, not yours.)
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If I was Jacob Bethell and the only thing stopping that innings from being match winning in a record breaking chase was the fact Harry Brook had trampolines for hands and that Sam Curran couldn’t hit it off the square my head would simply cease to exist
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@Jdog21212 @NoContextCounty Not sure what brains has to do with dropping one at mid off.
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@NoContextCounty Brooks cost his team the game there. He’s not got the brain to be a captain.
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@akshitr08310811 @NoContextCounty Why do Indians always have little man syndrome 🤣
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@NoContextCounty no body gives a fuck bro. u need to stfu and watch the game instead of cribbing
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Ravi Shastri that is quite possibly the worst commentary to bring up a hundred in the history of the game
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@Fancricket12 @mondalankit007 Sure we’re probably not gonna win… but image how far off we’d be with no Bethell
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@mondalankit007 @cvbhafc I see Rehan as the X-factor down the order. Quite simple, in T20 cricket, it is about having as many game-breakers as possible.
It is not about batsmen or all-rounders.
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Pick Rehan and Jamie O and see how it goes. Not like Bethell is scoring plenty of runs.
Use Rehan at 6 and Jacks at 7.
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How should England use Rehan Ahmed? He probably isn’t Adil Rashid’s long-term replacement. Instead, Ahmed’s best path into the red and white-ball teams is batting in the top 7 while still contributing useful leg spin telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2026/0…
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