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My friend's starting a UFC style training gym for people with missing limbs. It's called the Partial Arts.

Everton have the feel of that pesky little last piece of turd that wont go down the flush easy but everyone knows that down the drain is where it's going and where it should stay.

The recently applied 5 year limit for amortisation would apply to extensions as well right? So if a 5 year contract was down to 3 years but you gave the player a 2 year extension, it wouldn't be amortized over 5 years again?

Now only if there was an ICAEW member around to demistfy all this

Robert man That goal he scored at Anfield, FA Cup I think it was? Impossible angle and range, and you can just tell he's getting ready to thump it and you think 'dont do it you stupid greedy bastid' and he absolutely hammers it into the top corner.

And there's just not many natural goalscorers going around these days are there, even if you have the room to splunk 80-100M on one. I just hope he's can sort out his fitness issues. Next season will be key when we have a better squad and a more manageable injury/fixture situation. If he still misses a considerable part of it there will be concerns. I get PL's point on him not being too involved in the game these days though. You'd think as confidence returns to the squad and we start playing a little like early in the season/last season again and Isak's own match fitness returns that will change.

City have more shots than ManUtd's possession % Ten Hag really is a gift.

Infuriating isn't it Haaland just missed an open goal ffs. These will hand Liverpool the title. And I wouldn't be surprised if Manu knicked a CL spot in the end.

The feeling you got yesterday watching the difference Willock made was that put Joelinton in there and we'd be absolutely smashing them in midfield. Which is what happened to most teams last season. We'll be back to it next season, especially factoring Tonali in.

Im going for 1-1 Bramble overhead kick for us

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The engine on this lad is something else. I mean let alone the goal contributions, throughout the injury crisis he's been an ever present playing across the front line. Carrying the ball and running at people constantly is one of the most exhausting things in football. Doing that non stop playing a ton of games in an injury ravaged squad and coming with goals and assists. Just brilliant. And he's till very young, no doubt some of the raw areas of his game will improve. And yes I will say it. The contrast with ASM couldn't be more stark.

Aye he's rapid and has greet feet. One of those rare players that seem to just glide past people. He's been quite decent defensively too, obviously the pace helps. Aggression and tenacity can come with experience.

Dubravka made a couple of key saves again when they were on top. Fair play to him after the Bournemouth performance.

Shocking

Tinooooooo

Chelsea equalized too

Ah lovely stuff from Bruno there

We were far better in the first half. They've had most of the chances in the second and we haven't been able to exert control

If Miley comes on for Willock now we are asking for trouble because Longstaff once again is an absolute passenger. Wolves two great chances Dubravka good saves on both

Tino is so good everytime he comes on. Whatever side of the pitch.

Oh so close brilliant move that. Gordon key again. Brilliant clearance tbf to deny Willock

As we've all been saying. Joe Willock is key.