Tempelman
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Yup... Let us see how this will develop!
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Diaz is in now tho
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@Derek you are awfully quiet...
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Arsenal, Tottenham (as top target) and Real Madrid
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And he did! Ronnie was brilliant all the way, I think it is deserved!
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Well, he did come back and making the final that more exciting!
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Then Scamacca and Belotti would end up on the bench, and those I would like to keep 😉 There is interest in Osimhen though!
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O'Sullivan with some awesome cueball control there!
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Damn, I missed that! Just tuned in...
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Little update, been looking at the players and what formation to use... The squad is flooded with good midfielders, so at first I wanted to opt with a 4 4 2 formation, also because Napoli has three good strikers. However, Napoli used this exact formation before me and as such lie in 14th place. So upon looking more closely, and tactically I actually want to play more attacking and in a higher tempo, as there is definitely quite a lot of pace in the attack, I opted for a 4 3 3 formation, and leaving some potential starter players out of the first XI. First XI: Looking for improvements in the defence, because the whole back four needs more depth and overall better players. Koulibaly isn't getting any younger either at age 34, but he still is the best defender of the squad. My priority for the winter transfer period definitely is the rightback position, and maybe sell some of the midfielders I don't intend to use. Long term hopefully the rest of the defence. It's a good starting XI, but when injury plagues the defence, there definitely will be trouble!
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Too bad Williams lost, could not watch because of a birthday...
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Higgins is in trouble against O'Sullivan, and Williams is currently on a great comeback against Trump!
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You don't know Ed Kemper? Man, prepare for the shit he has done... He killed his grandparents at age 15, was then sentenced but because he was underage, and manipulating the staff he was rehabilitated, was set free at age 21, then killed 6 female students (nicknamed the Coed Killer), and his mother. He cut off her head and had sex with it, screamed for an hour at her severed head, and cut out the tongue and vocal cords, and put these in the garbage disposal. However, the garbage disposal could not break down the vocal cords and spit them out. Kemper would later say: 'Well, that seemed appropiate since she always screamed and yelled and never shut up'. Tip: watch the series Mindhunter. He eventually turned himself in. The police didn't have a single clue who committed the murders. Kemper has an IQ of 145 and is extremely intelligent and manipulative. He originally wanted the death penalty, but he got 8 life sentences. In real life, he is, like in Mindhunter, very talkative about what he has done, and his reasons for doing so.
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2-2 now 🤣 though they started good! Hope Leicester will beat Roma though
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Feyenoord vs Marseille. Opinions?
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I immediately jumped to this occasion, did not expect to get the job either! I haven't played since yet, hopefully I can soon, it's the challenge I was looking for after my success with Bordeaux
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I believe he has confessed to that... I didn't really strike him as intelligent like Ted Bundy or Ed Kemper, he thought (and really believed) he outsmarted everybody. He did for a while, the men he targeted were often runaways, people nobody would miss... The time period is also very different, sometimes I am wondering if they could have done the things they did in this day and age. Ed Kemper by the way is still alive, though obviously incarcerated. Considered a model prisoner, I think I read somewhere he refuses parole hearings, because he believes he cannot function in a normal society. Anyway, I enjoyed the series better than the Ted Bundy tapes.
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I love watching snooker on TV. Thanks to my father I've really learned to appreciate this game. Since Selby has been eliminated early in the tournament, I think Ronnie O'Sullivan is now the favorite to go the entire way. My favorite of all time however remains Stephen Hendry, who was totally killing it in the 90s... O'Sullivan is considered one of the all time greats (he is) but only fairly recently broke records Hendry had set before. Hendry retired in 2012 because of the yips, but recently started playing professionally again. I am also fond of the story of Alex Higgins, the people's champion. And BBC aired a great documentary on the sports history named 'Gods of Snooker'…
