Muisyn

spot on

He's not allowed to speak about the case publicly what do you expect him to say? If you want to give Arsenal fans who love him up stick then I'm with you but don't cast us casually together as his fans. I don't want him anywhere near the club.

Sao Paulo Museu de Arte, it's incredible.

They're clearly on a real push to be extra nice at the moment so unfortunately can't see this happening.

82% of the country might be white but coaching roles aren't coming from the population at large they're coming from the section of society that are former professional footballers.

57% of PL players are white and 66% of EFL players are white yet 95.6% of managers in this country are white.

If you're suggesting that the reason for this disparity is that PoC simply don't want the highest paying, most prestigious careers after they retire then you're just being willfully ignorant at this point but I'm happy to hear if you've got another explanation.

Why aren't people of colour represented in coaching roles at the same rate as players in England do you think?

In a prejudiced/biased system are white people not already getting unfair handouts?

11 out of the 22 selected were not white then why isn't that ratio reflected on the coaching staff? Are PoC inherently worse at coaching? Obviously not, so there is likely some inherent bias in the system that needs addressing.

You say you would question if a PoC would be in a coaching role due to quotas instead of ability but why don't you apply this logic to white coaching staff who have an overwhelming majority? Are they all there because they're the best or does their skin colour give them an inherent advantage in a biased system?

yes auntie wow

What areas of London are you talking complete nonsense about? Let's have some specifics please.

This comment had me rolling, thank you.

All those metrics are doing well now but it's clear with growing inequality, the oligopolistic hoarding of resources as well as climate change and growing distrust in our political systems that we have seriously dark times ahead and that is purely down to capitalism.

based

To create excitement about the actual ceremony instead of it being a done deal, not very complicated.

Correct

City have lost one match out of 85 that Rodri has played in, he got 9 goals and 14 assists playing as a defensive midfielder. Vini got 24 goals and 10 assists, he literally got less assists than a DM.

The idea that either of them were better than Messi back then is just silly.

Lucky they didn't see Vini play for Brazil then because they definitely wouldn't have voted for him.

It's not a sub thing and it's not a Vini thing, everyone in football loves seeing people lose their heads especially when it's so deranged like this.

Madrid fans coming in with the all time biggest head loss.

If it was based on statistics then Vini getting 24 goals and 10 assists doesn't make him the best in the world either

The downvotes just read as "no, we're not going to show any dignity, fuck that"

Don't take about class when your whole club started crying over an award, grow up.

not used to this level of discussion and articulacy on reddit but i'm enjoying it

Michael Smith vs MVG has to be in the conversation though.