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EuroFoot said 33-year-old Niklas Füllkrug had scored seven goals in seven matches since returning to Werder Bremen. It reported that he scored against FC Hansa Lüneburg, RB Leipzig, Köln, Augsburg, Borussia Dortmund and twice against Paderborn, but did not score against Freiburg. https://t.co/2umFpGulgh #WerderBremen #NiklasFüllkrug #Bundesliga

EuroFoot wrote that Martín Demichelis had won 11 trophies with Bayern Munich as a player: four Bundesliga titles, four DFB-Pokal titles, two DFB Ligapokal titles, and one DFL Super Cup. It added that he would return to the Allianz Arena that day as RB Leipzig manager. https://t.co/ddd1rOPu6D #BayernMunich #Bundesliga #DFBPokal (translated)

The post’s author said they were incredulous that The Free Press had published a piece condemning Europe’s “war fever.” They called the article atrocious and said it portrayed a desire for existential purpose and a major war that would restore historical stature to political leaders and their peoples. #FreePress #War #History #EU

The historical paradox of “saving Russia” has always been the same: whenever it emerged from a crisis, the Russian state returned to its familiar pattern of imperial and anti-Western policies Washington’s strategy has been to keep Russia weak enough not to pose a threat, yet stable enough to ensure

Usual hand-wringing about returning to division and inaction, not getting the same opt-outs etc… but arguments to rejoin trump those what-ifs. Going it alone in a world dominated by Putin, Trump and China is strategically idiotic and economically ruinous. Shaking your head at that is red-flag-dim.

The post reported that Raphinha had completed a full training session and was ready to return to Barcelona’s squad. It said the Brazilian planned to become available soon, with Real Betis and Paris Saint-Germain coming up, and identified PSG as the main target. It also said Frenkie de Jong had returned to full training, citing Nil Sola. https://t.co/tTdi1m3wQO #FCBarcelona #Raphinha #FrenkiedeJong #BR #ES #FR

Scratch Moss by David Barnett 1865. There is coal under the fields of Scratch Moss Manor and Sir Henry Brody is determined to get at it. But there is something else in the ground as well, something dark and evil 1905. A more Godless set of people the Reverend George Ackman has never known than the people of the northern town of Scratch Moss. But if not God, what do they believe in? 1945. Arthur works for the Coal Commission, visiting privately-owned pits ahead of their nationalisation. But something is amiss in Scratch Moss, with a disturbing number of deaths at the mine and children going missing in the tunnels. 1985. The miners have lost. Thatcher reigns supreme. And in the shattered community of Scratch Moss, rumours resurface about Red Clogs, a terrible presence in the land below. 2025: Divorced, fifty-something writer Joe returns to the former mining community of Scratch Moss where he grew up, for the funeral of his father. Soon the memories of Joe's teenage years, and the horror that blighted the community, come flooding back. A devastating, five-timeline tale centred on a community first invigorated, then devastated by the coal mining industry in the most original folk horror novel of the year.

The author argued that Europe needed to act together on migration, citing Ceuta as a sign that action was urgent. They called on Spain to make full use of the Migration and Asylum Pact and the Return Regulation, and said decisions on who entered Europe should be made by member states rather than smugglers. The author described Ceuta as both Spanish and European territory. https://t.co/XqcFzcb3zp #Migración #Europa #Asilo #ES #EU