(Transfer Fee + Agents Fees)/Years of Contract + Wages = Total Player Cost/Season
The Still Kids But Could Be?: Diomande, Mbaye, Fernandez-Pardo
The Spend Even MORE options: Barcola🚀, Guler 😶, Minteh (?)
The Lets Try Another Eintracht Player: Bahoya
The Still Kids But Could Be?: Diomande, Mbaye, Fernandez-Pardo
The Spend Even MORE options: Barcola🚀, Guler 😶, Minteh (?)
The Lets Try Another Eintracht Player: Bahoya
Frimpong getting where Kerkez here is a slight improvement over having Bradley play there. Isak moving from non-entity to the player he was last season at Newcastle takes us from 4th to competing with Arsenal for the title, unless everyone else drops off as a result.
Frimpong getting where Kerkez here is a slight improvement over having Bradley play there. Isak moving from non-entity to the player he was last season at Newcastle takes us from 4th to competing with Arsenal for the title, unless everyone else drops off as a result.
The others I'd recommend would be Ticket to Ride and Dominion. All easy (for board games!) to learn and lots of fun.
The others I'd recommend would be Ticket to Ride and Dominion. All easy (for board games!) to learn and lots of fun.
Managed to never once have anyone ask him "hang on, I'm sure they're offering you SOMETHING, could it be that your demands are on the high side?"
Managed to never once have anyone ask him "hang on, I'm sure they're offering you SOMETHING, could it be that your demands are on the high side?"
Unless you're getting in Xabi Alonso, then whoever you bring in is clearly a massive downgrade from Slot. Crazy to even think of making a change.
Unless you're getting in Xabi Alonso, then whoever you bring in is clearly a massive downgrade from Slot. Crazy to even think of making a change.
However, since we live in a universe where that chromosome has significant bearing on athletic ability, we provide a second division for the XX-holders.
However, since we live in a universe where that chromosome has significant bearing on athletic ability, we provide a second division for the XX-holders.
The men's division is not divided - it is simply the best athletes competing against all the rest of the best athletes. The WOMENS division is separated out, so that those with XX-chromosome genetics (which disadvantage them) have a chance to win something.
The men's division is not divided - it is simply the best athletes competing against all the rest of the best athletes. The WOMENS division is separated out, so that those with XX-chromosome genetics (which disadvantage them) have a chance to win something.
It took me longer than I'd probably like to admit to realise that this was a parody quote!
It took me longer than I'd probably like to admit to realise that this was a parody quote!
Ergo, we artificially divide the field so that the XX chromosome-holders have their own division.
Ergo, we artificially divide the field so that the XX chromosome-holders have their own division.
The argument we're having is whether that limitation should be based on genetic sex (fixed, gives huge athletic advantage) or gender (fluid, no fixed definition, many definitions aren't consistent w/who has genetic advantage).
The argument we're having is whether that limitation should be based on genetic sex (fixed, gives huge athletic advantage) or gender (fluid, no fixed definition, many definitions aren't consistent w/who has genetic advantage).
So to take someone who doesn't have that genetic disadvantage and allow them to participate anyway, it invalidates the entire category of the sport.
So to take someone who doesn't have that genetic disadvantage and allow them to participate anyway, it invalidates the entire category of the sport.
Phelps is competing against every other human alive - there are no artificial restrictions, so his genetic advantages are just part of the sport.
Phelps is competing against every other human alive - there are no artificial restrictions, so his genetic advantages are just part of the sport.