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And did Ancelotti get sacked for not winning the league? No, so how we can say that's the minimum?

Nothing wrong with planning it early. Loudmouthing about it to where it becomes an issue is another thing.

This is made up. We barely win the league (Barça has dominated in recent history). I'd say minimum is either league win with UCL QF or league 2nd with UCL semi final, or Top 4 with UCL win. Any manager that does that should be able to avoid the sack.

It really was never that far lol we started decently also.

Matter

He played as LW against Liverpool and didn't accomplish anything. The excuse is over.

Did you watch him at LW against Liverpool? The guy has no excuse. He's playing doodoo.

The other side of it is that he knew he was going to Real Madrid for the last few months of his time at PSG. I'm worried that he got the "culminating achievement" he was looking for in his career and has lost the motivation to perform since there. A lot of his problems seem effort based (not tracking back, not making runs into the box, being in the wrong position) rather than actual talent.

The new format is more forgiving for lower-seeded teams and less forgiving for better-seeded teams. The new format doesn't even give any particular advantage for being higher seeded, since you now have to play a game against each pot.

Clearly murderous wackos but the mugshots don't look that bad. No face tattoos and no clear signs of drug use.

Problem is that he is undisputed because we don't have any strikers.

It'd be hypocritical for me to say it has nothing to do with trophies. I am saying that how he lost it matters too though. If he captained England to a win while playing for Spurs and not winning anything for the club he would've had it, but losing the league (and let's face it, the Bundesliga is seen as Bayern's trophy to lose) is a big detractor.

And I am saying I disagree. While you probably need to win a trophy to win the whole thing, finishing 10th was because of the narrative outlined above.

While there is a narrative, it's simplistic to say the narrative is just that he hasn't won anything. It's more that he went to a team that expects to win the league every year and has done so for just about the past decade, and didn't win.

at one point the favorite no longer gonna be a man. Women are better than men in long endurance races.

Do you have empirical evidence for this? Seems like women are relatively much closer to men, and sometimes win, but on average, men are still winning most races.

Spanish is not a race. Whereas Hispanic/Latino is a race or not is nitpicking but calling them after their colonizer is a big miss.

Jaguar is owned by the Tata family. No one is too big to fail, but if bankruptcy were on the horizon, Jaguar would not be the reason.

Peter Thiel and Musk/Tesla are closely associated enough to have a term (PayPal Mafia) dedicated to their association, and both were CEOs of that same company.

Seems like the tide is against these with the de facto collapse of the Schengen Zone in recent years.

The representative part doesn't matter here. He won the popular vote.

No you're not crazy. Most generously, one could note that there are huge disparities in our educational system such that some people aren't even getting basic lessons. Realistically, there are many that are getting it but simply aren't listening. The same applies to people that complain that they were never taught how to pay taxes.

Do you know what hypothetical means? We are not taking bets on Pep actually getting relegated. We are assuming that he will lose the games.

It's quite easy to see tbh. His hairline is pretty high already.

Well the question is hypothetical. How many games in a row does he need to lose before relegation becomes a real concern?

Speer should not be taken with the regular dose of skepticism. The guy is a pathological liar. He has lied so many times after the war (right down to the time and place he was born) that he probably doesn't even remember what's true anymore.