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I'd suggest you address your concerns to Tesco, Paperchase, John Lewis etc... They are the people making the calls. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

The Guardian spent the 18 months before the election trying to get rid of Corbyn so 'extreme left' is a bit rich. Unless you think Blair is 'extreme left.' Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

All they are doing is pointing out that some businesses public image is incongrous with where they are choosing to allocate their advertising spend. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

I'm actually quite looking forward to The Mail's response. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

The only people who can stop advertising are the advertisers. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

I think this is what Herr T is referring to. The Mail was the only paper to not lead with the Thomas Mair verdict, opting instead to have it on page 30. Obviously, as it was reporting the day before there were no time constraint problems...

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What a pass that was! Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

Good call from Nick Saban to change up at Quarterback at half time but still Georgia's to lose. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

Anyone watching the college National Championship tonight? Last year's final was game of the year until the Superbowl and saw a Deshaun Watson led Clemson defeat Alabama with a last play touchdown. Alabama are back this year, playing Georgia. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

George Dobell gets it pretty much right here - http://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/22000001/tea-sympathy-suffice-england-face-another-drubbing

I think this is just flat wrong. Root was let down badly by his bowlers but even so he was inventive in the field, he was always lively and motivational. He was calm, positive and level headed with the press. Once the series was lost they didn't give up like Vaughan's lot in 06/07 or Cook's in...

Reports of a rift in New England with Belichick on one side and Kraft and Brady on the other. Bill may be off to the Giants. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/giants/bill-belichick-sees-opening-coach-giants-source-article-1.3739643

Yup. That sounds about the long and short of it.

Crane looked fairly promising. Smith's been absolutely phenomenal. He's done to us what Cook did to them in 10-11.

Blimey. There's a horrible thought.

If the penny has dropped finally that Ali isn't a front-line Test Match spinner then I think they'll be a serious temptation to fit him in at 6 in the hope that he can earn his crust as a batman and auxiliary spinner. But you're right, I don't see Stokes or Malan batting at 3, especially in...

On balance I'm probably most excited about The Ex's new record due on 22 March '27 Passports.' Their last album 'Enormous Door' was superb, they've been consistently brilliant live and they released this banger in the interim. https://soundcloud.com/thequietus/the-ex-fendika-addis-hum...

And we have a bowling attack that can't take 20 wickets in the subcontinent or on good tracks without swing. We have to begin the process of addressing this now and that means playing a proper spinner and a proper quick, even if results suffer short term at home. Or accept that we're going to...

I just think that a scenario where the guy carrying the can for Test performance knows **** all about country cricket isn't right. But my original point is assessing Bayliss' performance as coach is tricky because it really depends on where your (and more importantly the ECB's) priorities are...