Pizza prices shot through the roof and I honestly can't say they are better than throwing a frozen pizza with some mozzarella added into the oven for less than half the total price. I don't think I have made photos, but I legit had "pizzas" where the outer 2-3 inches had no toppings, just tomato sauce burnt onto the dough.
this is central europe so frozen pizza is between 2-4 euros, 1 euro for mozzarella vs 8-10 euros for take out pizza.
it's also a lesser serving, so healthier.
if you have your gps on in your pocket, what difference does it make whether Uber/Lyft is tracking you or Google/Apple?
assuming of course you are looking at your map, which is either google maps, waze or apple maps
24 teams killed these last two games, both Denmark and Slovenia only had to play for a draw.
England being absolutely wank didn't help either
All fun and games until you are given a ride around town and asked for x times your cash
All teams are on 4 points, Hungary is 3rd on 3 points, Croatia 3rd on 2 points.
thus all teams with 4 points are guaranteed to go through if they can't finish lower than 3rd, none of these teams can.
with this result, all teams on 4 points have qualified for RO16 -> England, France, Netherlands
Good case scenario for Hungary :)
Sorry Crotia, bye Crotia.
Updated, reposted and unpinned Ramzeses post since I can't edit that.
Updated
We've had a few questions about tiers so I thought it best to post this. If you can't see a source in this guide, you can assume they are not worth mentioning or they haven't been verified as a source yet.
We are not going to restrict which tiers can or cannot be posted to the community, but when you post something, please clearly indicate the Tier along with the source in square brackets, for example:
[David Ornstein T1]
If the poster isn't in the tier list, put NT for No Tier. Also, don't post The S\*n. Fuck The S\*n.
Tier 0 - Undisputed/Official Sources
- @ManUtd on Twitter
- ManUtd.com
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- Simon Stone (BBC)
- Simon Peach (Press Association)
- Craig Norwood (Club Photographer).
- James Ducker (The Telegraph)
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- Jacob Steinberg (Guardian, for shit stirring and inaccurate article)
- Jamie Jackson (Guardian, for shit stirring and inaccurate article)
- Ben Jacobs (banned by BBC)
- Samuel Luckhurst (for shit-stirring, racist attitude, inaccurate transfer reporting)
- @SimonSmithBBC (Simon Stone Impersonator)
- Simon Mullock (Mirror) for falling for a parody site article link
My Childhood Hero 😍
Former United striker has held talks with Burnley but the idea of joining Ten Hag’s staff and an Old Trafford return appeals
well, this is so far the worst case scenario for Hungary.
Two draws on the last matchday could make this really interesting 😁
I think if dumfries took a step forward (as in towards his own goal and away from the french goal and maignan), it should have been given, where he stood didn't exactly line up with the path of the save, but it was close enough to block the dive.
you can argue that maignan is never getting there, but that's then giving the ref the duty to assess a subjective thing like whether he thinks the GK has the ability to save it, which would become a disaster really quickly.
Objectively Dumfries physically prevents Maignan from diving for the ball, and thus it's offside and the correct call, whether Maignan "could/would/should" have saved it is irrelevant.
I never thought England were favorites, on paper? sure. but with Southgate? no way.
I told my friend before it started that Germany was winning it, last tournament for Kroos and likely Muller, host nation, redemption and fuck you bayern arc for Nagelsmann. it's lazy script writing, but compelling.
German agrees contract until June 2027.
Now that we have it confirmed that ETH is staying, it's time to address Steinberg and his coverage of United from before the FA Cup final.
Steinberg broke the news that Ten Hag was sacked regardless of FA CUP final result and thus derailed the whole conversation around the FA CUP win, even affecting the coverage.
Article: https://www.theguardian.com/football/article/2024/may/24/manchester-united-decide-to-sack-erik-ten-hag-regardless-of-cup-final-outcome
As there is no indication that Steinberg has any sources within the club, and shit stirring and clickbaiting are against my personal principles, I am of the opinion that Steinberg should be considered a banned source.
The discussion is now open if anyone has arguments for or against.
Erik Ten Hag will remain as manager of Manchester United following a post-season review by the club's board.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/23013770
> Finally.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/15799193
> Here are all the stats being dumped in one place so there is no spam of threads: > > > > # Eras come to an end? > > https://x.com/Squawka/status/1794397046562263370 > > >Erik ten Hag is the first manager to win a major domestic cup final against Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City > > https://x.com/statmusefc/status/1794396930719813867?s=61&t=1ia9EZglTcZLDD4T7692dA > > > [StatMuse FC] The streak is over. After 74 games and 474 days, Rodri finally loses a game with Man City. > > https://twitter.com/OptaJoe/status/1794380113980825612 > > > 1 - This is now the first men’s #FACupFinal to see two different teenagers score, with Kobbie Mainoo (19y 36d) the youngest English goalscorer in the match since West Ham’s John Sissons in 1964 (18y 215d). Dreams. > >
Here are all the stats being dumped in one place so there is no spam of threads:
Eras come to an end?
https://x.com/Squawka/status/1794397046562263370
>Erik ten Hag is the first manager to win a major domestic cup final against Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City
https://x.com/statmusefc/status/1794396930719813867?s=61&t=1ia9EZglTcZLDD4T7692dA
> [StatMuse FC] The streak is over. After 74 games and 474 days, Rodri finally loses a game with Man City.
https://twitter.com/OptaJoe/status/1794380113980825612
> 1 - This is now the first men’s #FACupFinal to see two different teenagers score, with Kobbie Mainoo (19y 36d) the youngest English goalscorer in the match since West Ham’s John Sissons in 1964 (18y 215d). Dreams.
https://x.com/telegraphducker/status/1794356184461541753?t=108nlaEXShzkgzjMQccD3g
> [Ducker - T1] Kambwala has replaced Casemiro on the bench after teams were submitted due to a late injury issue with Casemiro, who was not 100 per cent heading into this game according to #MUFC
https://x.com/telegraphducker/status/1794356184461541753?t=108nlaEXShzkgzjMQccD3g
> [Ducker - T1] Kambwala has replaced Casemiro on the bench after teams were submitted due to a late injury issue with Casemiro, who was not 100 per cent heading into this game according to #MUFC
En una trobada que s'ha produït a la Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper, el president Joan Laporta ha comunicat a Xavi Hernández que no continuarà com a entrenador del primer equip la temporada 2024-25
