Xabi Alonso out at Madrid. Interested to see who they go after. Zidane supposedly wants the France job and Deschamps has already said that this WC will be his last. If they try to bring back Ancelotti (again) or any other current NT manager, they're going to have to wait until after the WC, which I don't think they'd want to do. I don't think Klopp would take it, doesn't seem like his kind of job. Maresca maybe, unless you really think that Iraola would be ready (I think he's gonna be too big for Bournemouth soon, but that would be a massive jump).

Quote from: NCMUFan on Today at 11:40:05 AMWhat is it called when words have different meanings altogether for a seemingly innocent message to fly under the radar?

 

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Quote from: wadesworld on Today at 09:28:34 AMIt'll continue to be a soft team.  The fact that the same dude who concussed Love in the second Bears/Packers game this year had another helmet to helmet hit to him where he launched himself into the hit and the Packers did absolutely nothing just shows the type of team MLF has.

Whenever I watch a game with my wife, I always tell her to watch which team is tougher. It's almost never GB. That why they are a .500 team this year - even bad team can be tougher.

Is there anyone on this board that thinks MLF can take the next step with this team? I'd love to hear the reasons why. This is a barely over .500 team that loses early in the PLAYOFFS and whose coaches face no consequences for bad coaching. Why wouldn't you fire the coach.

I thought polls without an Arby's option were not allowed. Kudos to Shaka and the team for making the last game competitive, but I think this is going to be another learning experience.

What is it called when words have different meanings altogether for a seemingly innocent message to fly under the radar?

From the Axios morning e-newsletter:

For the bottom 50%+ ... their income is up about 4% year-over-year before inflation, lower than the growth for their richer friends. But they're often burning through any increase to keep pace with inflation for food and energy.

If they don't own a house, rents are high. And the surging stock market does little for them. The bottom 50% of Americans own a measly 1% of all U.S. stocks.

When Nvidia or Microsoft adds $1 trillion in market cap, it does nothing for the bank accounts of half the country.

Roughly 40% of Americans couldn't cover a $400 emergency expense without debt.
So it's no wonder working-class or lower-income Americans are downbeat, and fear AI wiping away their jobs or making matters worse.

During the AI bounce of the past two years, the top 10% of households saw their wealth increase by $5 trillion in a single quarter (Q2 2025), while the bottom 50% saw a gain of just $150 billion.

We found Jay Bee's alt.

Oh.  Muggsy forgot to turn on his automatic translator.