Clarifying user intent

I see the user has shared a headline-like sentence about the North London derby being referred to as the [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;sickbed derby,[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; with Arsenal and Spurs fielding depleted squads. They haven’t specified a question, so I’m uncertain if they want an article, analysis, or perhaps a joke. Since they provided a headline, it feels like they might expect sports content. I should ask a clarifying question to better understand their intent, while also noting I need to avoid making up specifics about injuries given my knowledge cutoff.Offering draft options

I can draft a piece with placeholders or ask for input on real injuries, tone, and length. It seems appropriate to ask a clarifying question and suggest options. For instance, I could say: [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;Would you like me to write a preview, social media post, long review, or commentary? What tone and length are you considering? Should it be based on real injury info or more humorous?[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; I could then propose five options, including outlines and templates for structure while making sure they’re user-friendly and reusable. I'll also include examples of short drafts to illustrate the style.Crafting tactical analysis

I'll provide a predicted tactical adjustment analysis in a generic way, like suggesting Arsenal may use a back three with width or promote a youth team player, while Spurs could switch to a 3-4-2-1 formation. I need to be careful not to assert any facts, so phrases like [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;If X is missing, it’s possible that...[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; will be important. I should note that if the user provides actual injury information, I can customize the analysis further while ensuring the content stays concise and includes 4-6 bullet points per list, all in Chinese. Let's get started!