Premiere League & World Soccer Thread

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Charlie Kelly said:
Tragic man. Did they ever find out what his motivation was for doing that? I don’t watch the news very often and this is the closest thing to social media that I have.
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I don't know that they fully know what happened, but last I read it appears to be some sort of combination of the driver possibly being on drugs, somehow accessing a road that should have been closed off to begin with, and road rage followed by panic when the crowd started attacking his car. It doesn't look like it was premeditated, and thank goodness nobody was killed. It could have been so much worse.
 
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bleedorange0037 said:
I don't know that they fully know what happened, but last I read it appears to be some sort of combination of the driver possibly being on drugs, somehow accessing a road that should have been closed off to begin with, and road rage followed by panic when the crowd started attacking his car. It doesn't look like it was premeditated, and thank goodness nobody was killed. It could have been so much worse.
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I’m glad that no one died. That video looked awful. I thought for sure he killed someone.
 
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I am enjoying this game with England women leading Portugal, with the Brits being sparked by a striker I did not know, Beever-Jones. 😆👍
 
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Don’t watch PSG much, but they are impressive after getting rid of some big names.

The matches against Liverpool were really impressive.
 
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Spurs had such a bizarre season that I still understand the firing. Most losses by a team that wasn't relegated.

If they kept him on and started slow next season he'd be gone 4-5 games in, like of like what Man United did to ten Hag last year.
 
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05_never_again said:
Spurs had such a bizarre season that I still understand the firing. Most losses by a team that wasn't relegated.

If they kept him on and started slow next season he'd be gone 4-5 games in, like of like what Man United did to ten Hag last year.
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I get the rationale for letting him go but it’s more about changing the culture at the club than immediately winning another trophy for me. The hierarchy at Tottenham is more concerned with making money than anything that happens on the pitch and it’s been that way for years.

Ange understands the type of blue collar, gritty mentality it takes to win trophies. Daniel Levy has probably never done any sort of manual labor in his life. I just wanted Ange to continue for another year or two so that maybe his attitude would rub off on Levy and the club and he/they would realize that winning trophies generates more revenue, paints your club in a better light, and attracts more talent than finishing 4th and qualifying for the Champions League.
 
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