Yep. And this would then be used by some as proof that black players can't control their emotions, can't be trusted, are inherently violent, not leadership material etc etc.
I thought this article provided an interesting perspective into accusations of racism from opposition players, how they are dealt with and how they affect the accuser. [Trigger warning: it's from the Guardian]. It's directly about Glen Kamara at Slavia Prague but is equally applicable to the...
I don't think you understand how it works. I was off sick for a couple of days last week and so was forced to watch daytime TV. I've just bought a house at auction and am expecting Dion Dublin to show up any minute.
OK so your'e leaving the switch on the wall?
I thought you were taking the switch off and filling in the hole which would leave the live feed to the switch inside the wall with no sign that it is there. If the switch (or a blanking plate) stays, then that's different
Why is it absurd?
I can see that the initial reaction - due to Molango's relationship with the Albion - might be that someone is pulling our collective leg, but you claim to have reflected on the appointment and still find it absurd, that is to say stupid, illogical, laughable etc. Why?
I'm not an electrician either but that sounds as if you will still have a live wire in the wall with no indication at all that it is there which could be very bad news for someone in the future. Yes, people should use a stud finder before drilling, but if there are no switches or sockets to...
I'm happy with one or the other - obscure words with gettable clues or mind-bending clues with more straightforward words. Where you have both incredibly unusual words and very difficult wordplay, I think that's unfair and no fun.
The letters from Nugent and gig are mixed up (sally meaning attack, a bit weak imo) and put around (cover) the first letter (header) of Messi ie m.
So you have an anagram of nugentmgig = nutmegging = putting the ball between an opponents legs (uprights).
Yes, that's the whole point.
A good example is penalties.
A penalty in the Premier League has a standard xG because, on average, a certain number of penalties are scored. Some players are better at scoring from penalties, some goalkeepers are better at saving them but the xG is exactly the...
The factors in bold are completely irrelevant (and a couple of others probably are as well). The skill or otherwise of the players is irrelevant to xG and to a large extent is what xG is trying to measure. The Xg for a chance that falls to a bad or tired player is exactly the same as that which...