🇨🇦🇧🇲🇧🇧🇺🇸🇮🇪 Carefree | 10 May 1905 - 30 May 2022 🕊️| Maresca survivor No interest in personal opinions | Trolls will be blocked
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Bobby F. 🍁 retweeted
A quick reminder of the beauty of circular financing.... I doubt there has ever been this level of dependence in the US market, as we're seeing among the AI companies today.
Bloomberg does a great job with this chart.
Unlike this greedy self serving prick who earns his living under Finkelstein’s desk, I’m actually certified to say the things I say.
Go fuck yourself CFCPiss
This grifter also said Alonso’s style of play suited the Chelsea squad better than the other managerial candidates.
He has been wrong on every issue for 5 years but for some reason people seem to care what he thinks.
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This is some weird pearl clutching. I don’t get it
🚨 KYLIAN MBAPPÉ STATEMENT:
“During a recent interview, I reacted to an image of myself.
My comment was ill-judged, and I now understand that it hurt many people in China and in Chinese communities around the world.
I apologise to everyone my words have upset
This was absolutely not my intention. I have deep respect for the Chinese people and their history.
I am sincerely sorry.”
One of the originals from the 100-point super youth team 👍🏽
Bobby F. 🍁 retweeted
Republicans bragging about no tax on tips, overtime, or Social Security must also accept responsibility for higher inflation, as that was the trade-off. Because government spending actually rose as those tax cuts were enacted, the lost revenue means the tax cuts are paid for through higher inflation. So workers get to keep more of the money they earn, but its purchasing power is reduced by the higher prices that are a direct consequence of the tax cuts.
Bobby F. 🍁 retweeted
I'd rather hear from the SATANS who are burning Billions in Broad Daylight.
❗️🎙️Xabi Alonso will speak to the media at 13:30 tomorrow afternoon for his pre-match press conference ahead of Liverpool. [@BobbyVincentFL]
I love this exhibit. Vast improvement on my equivalent point tracker from last season.
It does flatter Alonso a little. It’s not exactly hard to improve on that dynamic duo of Maresca and Rosenior with their 10th place finish.
I wish I kept the list of happy clappers telling me this guy was elite because it one Bundesliga fluke season.
We can’t blame him for Madrid, they said🙄
🚨 𝗖𝗥𝗔𝗭𝗬 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧: Xabi Alonso's record as a manager in BIG MATCHES is raising serious questions! 😳
❌ 0-2 vs Tottenham
❌ 1-2 vs Arsenal
❌ 2-3 vs Barcelona
✅ 2-1 vs Atlético Madrid
❌ 1-2 vs Manchester City
❌ 0-1 vs Liverpool
✅ 2-1 vs Barcelona
❌ 2-5 vs Atlético Madrid
❌ 0-4 vs PSG
❌ 2-4 vs Dortmund
❌ 0-2 vs Bayern Munich
❌ 0-3 vs Bayern Munich
❌ 0-4 vs Liverpool
❌ 0-3 vs Atalanta
📊 14 big matches
✅ 2 wins
❌ 12 defeats
Let use this week’s edition to talk about the red and blue dotted guidelines in the chart.
The red dashed line is the break-even line. Net xG* is our measure of how well a club is playing, built two-thirds from the chances it creates and concedes (expected goals) and one-third from the goals it actually scores and concedes. Above the red line, a club is creating and scoring more than it concedes. Below it, the club is conceding more.
The blue dotted line is the "expected Net xG*" line. It shows what Net xG* a team would normally be expected to have for its points total. Teams above the line are producing better underlying performances than their points suggest, while teams below the line are getting more points than their underlying performances would typically support. Its position is set by the league's average points, and its angle by how much the 20 clubs differ from each other on Net xG* compared with points.
If you can’t get your head around that, just think of it as Managers in the bottom right quadrant are being carried by their teams and the top left quadrant are teams being carried by their managers.
The reason I have such conviction about this chart is that it objectively exposes who these managers For the last two seasons Emery is always in the bottom right, while Glasner is always in the top left. That’s because the math tells you about the contrasting way about how these two managers get results.
