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Perhaps it says more about the state of my mind than it does about the state of the country, but watching the #ENGSCO game in the pub, I thought I saw a British Union of Fascists flag
They were at the anti-lockdown demo last year
Look out for them at the ‘Freedom March’ today.
They were at the anti-lockdown demo last year
Look out for them at the ‘Freedom March’ today.
The anti-lockdown movement has brought together an strange confluence of groups
But the involvement of the far-right is disturbing
Their spores of hate travel wide on the winds of social media, even parasitically hijack the language of human rights: “freedoms”, “liberties” etc.
But the involvement of the far-right is disturbing
Their spores of hate travel wide on the winds of social media, even parasitically hijack the language of human rights: “freedoms”, “liberties” etc.
Language has always been a battleground, but the “Culture War” is intensifying very rapidly
Even before the #COVID19 pandemic,
the forces of progress had been in retreat as the narrative was increasing framed not just by conservatives but by the far-right.
#ThisIsNotADrill
Even before the #COVID19 pandemic,
the forces of progress had been in retreat as the narrative was increasing framed not just by conservatives but by the far-right.
#ThisIsNotADrill
#ENGSCO - Euro 2020 Tactical Thread
Key points:
- Mount and Foden are excellent in space creation
- Kane struggles to use space created
- England waited too long to begin caring
CC: @TacticalPad
#EURO2020 #ENG #SCO
Key points:
- Mount and Foden are excellent in space creation
- Kane struggles to use space created
- England waited too long to begin caring
CC: @TacticalPad
#EURO2020 #ENG #SCO
For the first 20 minutes it was clear both sides were playing with passion rather than tactics, but once the dust settled it became clear that England's chance creation was going to be minimal.
This thread will explain what England tried to do against Scotland & why it failed.
This thread will explain what England tried to do against Scotland & why it failed.
England's build up play took place on both flanks but below is an example from the left.
Scotland pressed high. Dykes would shield Rice, McGinn->Mount and O'Donnell->Shaw, leaving the ball carrier with no immediate passing options.
Scotland pressed high. Dykes would shield Rice, McGinn->Mount and O'Donnell->Shaw, leaving the ball carrier with no immediate passing options.
