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Refs, you mean. Well, there was a five minute delay when Lisa Benn was preparing to take over from Neil Hair, for a start.

Not mainly, no. Three second year scholars are starting (Callum Mackley, Jacob Vickers and Joe Belmont) and one first year (Harry Howell).

Freddie Simmonds has been called up to the England U-17 squad for two away matches against Belgium on Nov 15/18, but no Harry Howell this time.

Albion 1st-year scholar Sebastian Ademola (no. 18) played the whole match today for the Norway U-17s as they beat hosts San Marino 3-0 in their second qualifying round group match (they had beaten Wales 4-3 in their first match when Ademola was an unused sub). The win means Norway have qualified...

I paid $24 for the year on Nov 7 last year (taking advantage of a reduced price). Not wanting to pay the full cost of a subscription this time around, I cancelled the sub last week - and immediately was offered a rate of $19.92 for a further 12 months (which I accepted). :shrug:

Both Jamie Mullins and Jacob Slater have received their first call-ups to the Republic of Ireland U-21 squad.

Former Albion winger David Ajiboye has joined the Hinshelwood revolution at York City (on loan) from Peterborough:-

EVERY "foul" decision is a subjective decision.

Yes, there are some decisions that are not subjective. SOME offsides fall into that category (although there are still some offsides which ARE subjective, ie whether a player in an offside position is interfering with play).

Black cab driver Fred Housego famously won Mastermind in 1980, of course.

Surely, the vast majority of decisions made by referees are subjective?

I'm not sure I could tell you what the mood is like. I'm not an overtly political animal - I enjoy the drama of election night (in both the UK and the US) but I have little interest in following political media most of the time. I have a good friend who leans very heavily Democrat, who has been...

"Arizona" isn't extreme, no. We have certainly had some extreme politicians over the years though (Sheriff Joe Arpaio, anyone?). As a state it has had GOP control of the house and senate for almost all of the last 20 years. The GOP recently has tended to elect nut-jobs in its primaries who then...

I think you mean South Dakota, not North Dakota. The Florida measure currently has 57% support, but in that state the requirement is to reach 60% so it will fail to pass.

They are not creating original output, they are merely summarising what other media outlets have reported (africafoot.com in this instance).

ACD is out for at least another couple of weeks (and will probably need a couple of weeks training after that until he is back playing).

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The one good thing is that where states have had propositions on the ballot enshrining the right to abortion (or similar related topics), either previously or in this election, they have nearly always passed (even in red states).

Hopefully the Democratic Party have already begun their inquest into why their candidate performed significantly worse than Biden did four years ago - and are wiling to learn lessons.

The overturning of the Roe v Wade decision in 2022 did away with the federal right to abortion, meaning that each state now decides their own approach. This has meant that states with GOP control have either reverted to, or subsequently implemented, extremely restrictive policies. In Arizona...