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Some red card offences - violent conduct and serious foul play are never exempt for example. But yes, double jeopardy has no bearing on second yellow cards, and never has.

Thought it was a clear penalty, and a yellow had to follow. The “double jeopardy” guidelines only apply to straight red cards for professional fouls, so irrelevant here. Thought the ref had a good game. Good second half from England but obviously it all hinged on the red card, and their game...

That’ll do, get Evan off now, he’s run his race. (I don’t want him injured basically)

Then as he’s walking away still chirping, “f***ing MUG” he shouts. He’s skirting very close to a red card.

:lol: vicious, absolutely vicious. I’m amazed he was able to walk after that one. Pretty dour half that, no shots on target, England too slow and ponderous against a low block. Eerily reminiscent of Albion’s recurring bad home performances against weaker PL teams. Just needs an Ireland goal on...

I wish you well in your recovery and hope you were able to parse at least some of my words of support during this difficult time.

Usual wanky replies in this thread, it’s like Groundhog Day

Needless to say, I had the last laugh.

I want England to win, but would like Evan to play well and hopefully score too.

I’m sorry to hear this, I think this is a sad insight into how hard men find discussing these personal issues publicly. There are numerous online support services such as CALM, offering advice and support for men suffering from ED, should they wish to seek help in the privacy of their own homes.

Which ironically led to Sony losing the sales race to the Xbox 360, due to the extremely high cost of the PS3 at launch (thanks to the Blu-Ray drive). PS3 was $599 and Xbox 360 was $399. It was only a spectacular own goal by Microsoft which led Sony to reclaim their throne as market leader...

Who could’ve predicted :facepalm:

It’s not hypothetical though, it’s the stated intention to shareholders! Edit: I’ll add to that you say there is no economically useful test case. Chatbots.

I can guarantee the rematch will be.

If one thinks about it, all are possible except moral understanding, which is the one and only thing AI can never have - humanity. So you want to build a house, it’s a case of breaking that down into single jobs to be completed. Mixing cement - we have machinery for that. Laying bricks, there...

Two things here; The tech is in its infancy, yet a huge number of businesses (I’d wager most at this stage with 1000+ employees) are using Chatbot technology. This is a job which would previously have been filled by a human. Try phoning or speaking to a real person at X. Your second point is...

Taking you at face value, assuming you’re not trolling because you’re generally a good poster I respect, I’d have thought that was clear and perhaps you’ve just had a brain fart. The biggest expense for big business is people. Employees. The starting salary of an average Google UK admin...

Look, you don’t know me or anything about me, but I love boxing. Real boxing. I’m no fighter myself, I could barely crush a grape (Stu Francis reference), but I think it’s a sport which is permanently desperate for credibility. Terrible judging, refereeing, mismatches, and - yes - worked...

:lol: you’re talking like it’s a real fight. This is a glorified WWE event. Have people learned nothing?

It won’t be a legitimate fight with a 58 year old against a 27 year old though. It’s a show. And the marks have had a big X scrawled on their backs by Jake Paul taking a slap at a conference to sell buys. I can’t believe people (not you), but people generally are such mugs. This is as...