TheBarrel-Rider

I was reading the last paragraph of book 3, when Gandalf is riding to Minas Tirith with Pippin:

“As he fell slowly to sleep, Pippin had a strange feeling: he and Gandalf were still as stone, seated upon the statue of a running horse, while the world rolled away beneath his feet with a great noise of wind.”

Before I ask my question, I’ll preface by saying that there are times in the book where Tolkien describes the characters imagining that they see things — things that seem like visions of the future.

For example, when Aragorn is speaking to Eomer during their Uruk-hai chase, Legolas sees Aragorn as a man clad like a king with a star on his chest (or was it his forehead?).

There are o

I know there have been a lot of mentions of trying out a 4-4-2 in order to get Aubameyang and Lacazette into the starting 11 together, but most of those discussions end with a formation that doesn't have balance in midfield or where players like Ramsey or Ozil simply just don't make sense to start.

How about a line up like this:

----------------Leno/Cech-------------------

--Bellerin--Mustafi--Sokratis--Monreal--

--Mkhitaryan--Torreira--Xhaka--Iwobi--

---------Lacazette--Aubameyang---------

This way, you have Iwobi and Mkhitaryan who can play well enough on the wings but who can also come inside and support the midfield when needed. The two also showed today that they link up well with

Ramsey not signing a deal yet notwithstanding, and knowing that the team has got a full pre-season I'm, how would you guys rate this summer? Taking into consideration how other teams have done as well.

I feel like having Mertesacker in the middle allows him to have a role in the team without having to worry about his pace (obviously). He can rely on his intelligence, positioning, and leadership to defend, and having Mustafi and Koscielny at his side gives balance to the fact that Mertesacker can't always deal with pacey players.

If Arsenal played Mustafi and Koscielny a little further forward than Mertesacker, they can start dealing with a threat first, allowing Mertesacker time to measure how to snuff out an incoming attack. There'd be a fair amount of experience in that line-up, with Mertesacker and Cech being the last two in our line of defense.

For me, that's a defense that might tr

I know SSE has frame rate issues on the Pro, especially if you don't have a 4k TV. But does SSE run better when it actually is played on a 4K TV?

A lot of the people asking about the performance issues for the Pro said they were playing on a 1080p HDTV, but maybe the SSE frame rate isn't so bad once you have a 4k TV?

I ask cos I want a Pro so that I can eventually play TES: Online, since the latter actually plays so much better on Pro. But I also want to play Skyrim but don't want to deal with the issues.

TL;DR: Does SSE run more smoothly like it's supposed to when it's hooked to a 4k? And is SSE still relatively playable and enjoyable on a Pro?

Thanks in advance guys.

Post some of the videos of goals/assists, or an excellent performance by a player, from recent years that you think redditors will still post about 10 years from now, if reddit is still around in 2027.

Like how people still post Roberto Carlos' free kick goal, Messi's goal against Granada, Zlatan's bicycle kick against England, or Zidane's panenka on Buffon.

Some other great links:

Beckham assist https://youtu.be/c2pPoqxZDaY

Zidane Champion's League volley https://youtu.be/QryFUtRtUiM

Bergkamp eliminates Argentina https://youtu.be/AXQwBEv9vg4

Kun shocks Ferguson's United https://youtu.be/P9Iw9ftSVp4

Say this is Wenger's last year, that the team was actually within a reasonable shout to win either the Premier League or the Champion's League, and that Arsenal can only win one of the two -- which of the two would you rather he win this season before he retires? Which one would be better for the club, for the players, or for bragging rights for next year, etc?