Bimoo

gonna post my stream of consciousness thoughts about this channel here real quick.

it’s pretty neat how we’ve got some organic content that we all like

- fpl league
- random betting frames
- podcast
- newsletter
- healthy concentration of arsenal fans

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Sanch

@sanchitram.eth·

Nice play by Dominguez at Forest there. Kicking the ball slightly out of play, is a great way to give your team just a bit of a breather. Nothing the referee can do about that, right?

all FEPL managers would get automatic members status to /football. DM me if you’re not in, with a screenshot of your team name

quite clear that Havertz / Jesus connection is not as refined as Havertz and Saka / Trossard. I feel like that’s a thing with him — you need spend time with him to develop that intuition of how he plays

In the Premier League, that would've 100% been given as a handball

right there, Trossard gets the ball in our corner flag, and plays a pass that every coach tells you not to do, cross-field switch over a bunch of PSG players, and just...pings it to Saka

what an unbelievable footballer

Nicolas Jover man…you are the GOAT

the timing on that cross from
Trossard man, you can’t coach that

KING KAIIIIIIIII

what a SCREAMER

@kmacb.eth gave me a couple of questions to ask Nathanael, and one was about advice for parents of promising athletes (1 / 4)

the insurance thing...is totally true. apparently, the older a footballer gets, they start to get insurance against potentially career ending insurances primarily. Nathanael is still in the early phase of his career, and so neither has Insurance, nor is aware of the pricing, but I'm definitely curious about this

I wonder if injuries like ACL and MCL would be covered, given the frequency, and amount of recovery team, it sounds like a bad deal for insurance companies?

had to represent the colors, i'm not sorry at all

honestly phenomenal chat with Nathanael. probs the biggest insight was players who can’t play midfield or CB don’t *always* end up at full back

https://events.xyz/events/8edb855b

Nathanael's played for Manchester City U-21s, and is currently a Full Back at Plymouth. i've got a list of questions (mostly about Pep, but some about real life too), but feel free to pop more questions below

Kulusevski wow. That touch really got Old Trafford quiet

genuinely though, how easy is it to cut through this team like a butter knife

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