"On September 29, 2023, my phone rang. The caller: Julian Nagelsmann. His request: Return to the national team. My initial thought in my head: Am I crazy? First thought in my heart: Hell yes! As they say, the heart decided.

My first thought this morning on July 6, 2024: I'm glad I did it. Despite all the sadness and emptiness since yesterday's final whistle. I've seen more in this team than it has shown in recent years. But to have a truly realistic chance at the title and be on par with the best in such a short time—I didn't expect that! So I'm very proud of what this team has achieved! And all of Germany can be proud again. A special thanks to all of you out there who made this home Euro special. We've seen you, experienced you, and felt your support! On a personal note, I want to express my gratitude for the warmth and affection over the past few weeks. It was truly special.

And finally, a request: Now that Germany has regained its beloved child, don't let go! The journey of this team continues. And it makes a huge difference when you stand by them even during tough times! Because I can assure you: this is a group of fantastic people who give their all to succeed! Germany is back!

Lastly, I want to emphasize: Apologies and get well soon to @pedri! It was obviously not my intention to injure you. Wishing you a speedy recovery. You're a great player."

!esp@lemm.ee

Basically, title

It seems like there would be an advantage because of the type of subs that happen in that scenario. Making defensive subs in the final minutes of regular time would at least hurt you in penalties, if not in added time. But maybe it’s not an important factor.

I tried googling it but nothing came up. But it’s 2024 Google so maybe I just asked the wrong way or it wanted to sell me stuff.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17174956

All department and levels within the club will be impacted and the club says it will not include staff at their charitable arm, the Manchester United Foundation.

From Daily Mail article: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13595659/Man-United-redundant-cost-review-Red-Devils.html

At 1,112 as of June 30 last year, United had by far the biggest staff of any club in the Premier League. That number is considerably higher than all of their Big Six rivals, with Liverpool having around 1,005 employees, Chelsea 788, Tottenham 719, Arsenal 649 and Manchester City 520, according to each club’s latest figures.

Understand three clubs have sent him proposals: Crystal Palace, Ipswich Town, Everton.

Decision expected soon.

Manchester United and Newcastle United have issued the following joint statement:

“Newcastle United and Manchester United have reached an agreement for the immediate release of Dan Ashworth from his contractual obligations at Newcastle United. The terms of this agreement remain confidential between the clubs. Newcastle United thanks Dan for his services and wishes him well for the future.”