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Peter Smith. In charge of the grass.

7/11.

If the earth really was flat, surely Wilfrid Zaha would be able to stay on his feet without falling over? Thread finished, I believe.

OMG. From 92–0 to 117–8.

Had assumed Seattle would just trade our first round pick for a couple in the second or third rounds, so rather baffled to see we traded #18 away only to then pick up #27 in a trade back, and to then go for a RB who wasn't in anyone's predictions for who we might choose. Well, I guess it's a...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwGEsCKv-H8

Well done Nathan Jones!

Tom Daley is getting seriously worried now, Zaha's form today has been incredible.

Anyone know of, ahem, a stream? Streamcommando is my usual, but it doesn't seem to have it...

He totally chose the wrong job – if he'd waited a few weeks (or even months) he probably could have picked up a role somewhere far better.

Please PM me if so, thanks.

I saw a clip someone had found of one of the Aussies putting sugar granules in his pocket during a tea interval. Possibly to then rub against the ball?

As a Seahawks fan, I'm just hoping we might have enough players left to keep the franchise a going concern, never mind start the season.

Sadly not. Though we were tempted to call one of our boys Juan.

No need. My wife's maiden name was Misun, and we double-barrelled when we got married. So me, her and the kids already have "misun" in our surname.

It's the closing words of Ulysses by James Joyce. Probably the most famous unpunctuated 'stream of consciousness' sentence in literature. Thought you were trying to emulate it, and would appreciate the helping hand.

Just finished that sentence off for you mate.

However his double pike and tuck somersault moves are almost back to normal.

It was absolutely perfect, a thing of real beauty.

The Guardian actually recommends Arsenal taking our players: "Glenn Murray, Shane Duffy and Lewis Dunk bullied their markers. Forget natural ability for a moment: Arsenal would have been far more imposing with that trio in their ranks. They were the leaders the visitors lacked."