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Maybe they've bet the farm on this European Superleague coming into play some time within the next few years, which they will naturally assume they'll be entitled to join regardless of their recent PL travails. They certainly have the arrogance and sense of entitlement, if that is indeed their...

The added amusement (for me) was that he went full-pelt on a totally lost cause. The ball was 50 yards away from him, we had a covering defender in acres who was about to stroke a routine pass back to Verbruggen, yet Olise still decided that was the time to go full-on Usain Bolt in chasing it...

While I'm on, lets just remind ourselves of the moment in the 2002 World Cup, straight after a turgid 0-0 draw with Nigeria that got us out of the group (everyone knew for ALMOST A WEEK that we only needed a point), when Garth ambushed Sven on the touchline at the final whistle with the opening...

Look - for Garth, if they score then they're in. Regardless. He's been stealing a living as a "pundit / journalist" for as long as I can remember. If he was even semi-literate and competent he would at least have the odd appearance on MOTD or Football Focus. But he isn't, so he doesn't. The BBC...

Maybe they thought they were "oven ready" That always turns out well, dunnit.

Agreed. He'll feed off the scraps from Brentfords hoofball, but he hasn't got the touch, composure or intelligence to fit in with our pop-pop-pop.

For the Buonanotte goal (while we were still celebrating Hinsh's), the flailing limbs behind the goal of pure blind rage and FURY at those hapless Palace players is truly a sight to behold. Someone cleverer than me might be able to post it. Its beyond anger - they go absolutely apeshit. I've...

Bit pointless then really, isn't it.

Hah! OK fair play. It didn't come across that way when I read it. :lolol:

Now that blind spot thing I DO like. Excellent idea, and removes the necessity of that quick check over the shoulder before pulling out. The rest of it I'm happy to deal with myself manually tbh. A lot of it is gadgetry for the sake of it IMO.

Tremendous. Great advert for this feature.

Those "mundane tasks" are generally what keeps you alert behind the wheel. Building in these additional auto features make it all the more likely the driver will semi-switch off to let the car take care of things, IMO. I can safely say that if my car had the lane assist feature, it would never...

Its a shit idea. If you can't do a basic thing like staying in lane without drifting all over he shop, then you should't be behind the wheel in the first place. I say this as someone driving a 10 year old Honda though, so its not a choice I have to make.

What a great idea making the 5th round midweek across the board, when the ties have to be decided on the night with ET / pens. Well done everyone.

Curb and The Office US are both on my series link, so I'll certainly endorse those. Just beautifully written comedy. I'll add VEEP to that. I'm a massive fan of The Thick of It and was sceptical whether this could live up to it. It does.

Very much this. There was a case not long ago when a guy got decked by one punch outside a pub/nightclub, fell back, and hit the back of his head on the pavement. It fractured his skull, he ended up with brain damage, and in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. The perp was sent down for GBH...

I've said it before, I'll say it again. I would not leave my grandchildren with a large powerful dog. In fact, I'm reluctant with the idea of them being with any dog tbh. Owners always love to proclaim how "soppy" their hound is, wouldn't hurt a fly etc etc. But its still an animal, it still...

Only initially. I need some recovery time before I can take the rest these days,.

I didn't fancy having those vegan fingers inside me, so no. I got a Yorkie.

Maybe he just happened to be in town and it was something to do.