London is good, but having experienced some of the bigger Lewes displays where proximity is part of the fun and huge effort goes into the ebb and flow of the display it's hard to judge anything without a bit of bias that it's just not as visual or visceral as something from Cliffe or Southover...
I agree he must be doing something or just with averages we'd expect the keeper to guess right more frequently. There's that thing about how elite tennis serving is impossibly fast to react to - brains and bodies can't process and respond that fast. So players are reading and responding to...
Not better, but I was surprised to find a big Mo Salah mural in New York a couple of years ago. His hair is smaller images of him, it's quite cleverly done.
From where I am in West Upper they were some of the louder fans. Even when most of them had left their dirge of "when the Spurs..." had a lot of volume to it. Weird Amex acoustics maybe?
Yep! There was one Lee Dixon (I think) commented on where Mitoma crossed for someone who then scored, and RDZ seemed annoyed with him. Supposition about a lobbed cross into the box being too high a risk of losing possession if the goal hadn't been scored and that angering him more than the goal...
I think I'd quite like a Chelsea own goal by Jackson, then a Gallagher equaliser in the 8th minute of added time just to see the meltdowns from each set of fans.
Similar response here. Want a draw so that's what I was happy about but feel like I should nominate myself for a season ticket points deduction and 5 game ban.
Love the Dambusters film. I've posted elsewhere here before about how for a while I worked as a volunteer at Brooklands, before it opened properly as a museum, alongside Norman Boorer who was a key part of Barnes Wallis's team. We spent a lot of time together and he showed me all sorts of...
Well. The truth is that there's still prosecutions every year for illegal hunting with dogs, and even more for other illegal activities carried out by hunts and their members. That's just the ones where the sabs get the evidence to support a prosecution too, so perhaps it's no surprise that...
"Gabriel was woefully miscast, Mary was overawed by the situation, forgot her lines, and was an embarrassment. Meanwhile the year 2 choir don't seem to have taken rehearsal seriously at all and should be ashamed of themselves. And who the actual *@#% has ever seen a talking lamb?! Shambles. "
I'm hoping that City and Chelsea get their utterly humiliating FFP battering before they go and join the Super League so it just looks like an epic flounce that emphasises the total embarrassment both clubs should feel anyway
Well...no. Those are quite binary statements. For a start, ability not gender (or other diversity) is still the determining factor of suitability. Some - mostly white men over 40 in my experience - seem terrified at this idea of meritocracy which would be funny if it didn't disadvantage so many...
What would you like to know? Part of my work involves looking at organisational culture, hence being at this event. Paraphrasing a bit, diversity (of all kinds) is Good Thing when it comes to organisational performance, and there's a bit of evidence that when places have at least 30% of their...