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I read recently that Chelsea offered Jesse Derry £10k a week in wages to tempt him over - he'd never kicked a ball professionally at that point, and already onto a salary of half a million a year aged 18. It's unfathomable really.

Yes, footballer's have a great life - that's certainly not limited to Kamada.

Tackles per 90 in the PL this season: Kamada - 1.69 Hughes - 0.99

Kamada was a fairly common goalscorer for Frankfurt (16 goals in all comps in 22/23 season!) and he averages about 1 in 4 for Japan. Hughes has never really scored goals anywhere.

Yes, but the suspensions don't - so if any of Wharton, Canvot, Lacroix or Richards get booked tomorrow, they would miss the first semi final leg. Any existing yellow card counts are not carried into the semi finals, but yellow card suspensions do carry.

As ever, a very unusual take on things, comrade. First question; do you think some kids trashing a shop is comparable to a 'missile landing'? Because assuming we agree those are not remotely comparable acts, their significance is obviously not solely determined by their frequency. I'd also...

What does that prove? Is the measure of criminality just whether a single incident did or didn't occur?

Yeah suggesting London isn't as bad as people pretend means I sound like I work for Khan - that's a sensible point. You have no agenda but keep going on about Khan every other post... Why on earth would I 'believe' your opinions about the city I live in over my own experiences? The fact you...

I know you don't live here, and I know any one person isn't going to bear witness to much, regardless how often they visit. As someone who lives and works in London I wouldn't even claim that my personal observations are proof of anything, never mind a visitor. 'The stats are all wrong and I...

You don't seem to live in London yet your evaluation is apparently based on what you see yourself, as you tell someone who does live in London what the 'reality' is. I'd consider that laughable. If you think whatever tiny sample size of observations you've made is a sound way to measure crime...

Hipsters are in all parts of Clapham; it's a very desirable postcode these days, as evidenced by property and rental prices - I used Clapham North as an example because it's probably the more extreme transition compared with say Clapham Common. Obviously you'd know that as someone from there...

Yes, I also grew up and went to school here - I know it has much less crime now than when I grew up. Crime rates are not a matter of opinion. Parts of Croydon are nice and parts are much less nice - it suits me because I have easy access into London for work, I get to see my family regularly...

I live in Croydon. Clapham, and south-west generally, is full of young 'finance bros' and girls from Surrey - it's a bloody expensive neighbourhood to be in. If you compare somewhere like Clapham North now with the 90s or early 00s, I'd really struggle to understand how it's declined.

https://spectator.com/article/london-hasnt-fallen/ "London, to judge by a network of anonymous social media accounts and blowhard Maga podcasters, is now a dystopian hellhole where there are no-go areas for non-Islamists, the murder rate per capita is higher than Lagos, you need to be Snake...

He's definitely not Bayern level, but I'd imagine there will be no shortage of Europa League level clubs sniffing around him - that's about his level IMO.

The interesting question for me is why Trump has done what he's done. Trump is many things but he's generally got his finger on the pulse re public sentiment and how his base will react to things - there's no way he's gone into this without knowing it would piss a lot of people off. So the...

It's been said a million times, but it's no coincidence that none of our 4 midfielders contribute with goals - that's clearly a system 'issue' as much as anything. I think it's perfectly reasonable to say Kamada should've contributed a few more goals by now, but I also don't think the system...

Lanzo nowhere to be seen since we started winning again... he must be gutted :ROFLMAO:

That's good, because he was injured for a massive chunk of it! He got injured against City on 14th December after which we went on an 11-game winless run. He was back in the squad for Brighton on 8th Feb, and results have been much improved since then. Obviously Kamada is not solely...

Sometimes. He also picks up a huge amount of them diving into stupid tackles that he doesn't need to make.