I was bemused when Frankfurt signed him as he was always so isolated at Groningen in a poor boring side. He benefited from training at Frankfurt and had the occasional good cameo. He was played as a DM once and was terrible and it was the same issue in the national team. His better games were...

Unfortunate but that's his contribution. UAE playoff crucial winner. Japan away free kick. I wish Nisbet had been given as much time.

I find the Dutch 2nd tier hit and miss. I guess as Volendamm were terrible they never really were a first tier side anyway. Main thing is playing a lot. Can't stand our developing players on the pine.

No that's the 4th tier which is an amateur level with a lot of U23. German 3rd tier is ever-growing and would be good for players like Garang. Plenty of football available with a number of well supported clubs. Better infrastructure than 2nd tiers in level 2 leagues.

Markets shot up again?

There is plenty of good football in the German 3rd tier. The benefit is 20 clubs so a lot of football available. The A League is better but slows down as there aren't as many matches.

He's not short of money given all the years of decent deals. I'd prefer a place where he's kept on his toes and shot at more regularly. Maybe Saudi can provide it but a Championship club would be great.

It has a red circle around it. Can't you see it's factual? :D

Currently just news au reporting very new strikes. You'd think CNN etc would be all over it but the tabloids have their ways of getting things pretty early too.

If it's found out to be wrong, these media pricks need to be suspended for a bit for spreading falsehoods. Too much hearsay in reporting now.

But a report from Open Source Intelligence Monitor claimed Iran had broken the ceasefire “in the last few hours”, with additional reports coming through of sirens being heard throughout Israel. “Ballistic missile launches now by Iran against Central Israel, the sixth wave in the last few hours...

Sublime MS paint skills there.

That's what I mean in part. I just hate the selective outrage and lack of looking inward. You converse with these people and their lizard eyes light up when you try to expand on the causes of the issues. Don't worry, the right have it too.

I meant Sudan from a world view. It's stuffed under the rug compared to the other issues.

It's the selective outrage and they don't dare touch the subject of how places could be without Hamas and the Mullahs. It's obvious they're mucking up but the protest groups would much rather point the finger in one direction rather than look inward at how the groups governing the oppressed are...

It reiterates how selective these activists are in their focus and outrage. If it's anti Israel then it's great. Never mind all the inner quarrelling of their so called allies. Sudan is one that's absolutely ignored.

At 32 Caceres may not fancy overseas but I reckon a German 3rd League could see him get some very good form and be healthy and have regular football.

Aus football HQ Twitter, a very enjoyable source, states Triantis valued at 1m by Sunderland. I mean, what a steal that'd be. I can't believe the fee would be that low.

Souttar to Portsmouth perhaps? :D

What do people know and think about John Stossel? I can see he has something of a conservative leaning from time to time but presents most things in a very balanced, more objective way.