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Borussia Dortmund home:

Hull vs. Millwall tonight. Millwall all the way, imagine them in the Premier League, provided West Ham stay up. Rivalries with Crystal Palace and Leeds to a lesser extent.

I'll reserve further judgement until I've seen the movie. Elliott Page as Achilles would be such a downgrade from Brad Pitt.

Bromley have done it – how many days until we present our League One kit?

That film is on my Blu-ray wish list. Hoping for a 4K version any time soon.

Now, for the final... Palace or Rayo Vallecano? Neither team has won a European trophy so far. I'd pip Rayo. Just because Palace fans stole a Leicester flag once.

Southampton in trouble for allegedly spying on Boro: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c78k93799xyo

Congrats to Crystal Palace for making it to the final.

WE WANT FIVE.

It's fair to say we all feel a bit... deflated these days.

Going back in time... Charley Varrick (1973) is absolute gold. Don Siegel knew how to tell slick, captivating stories. Just enough material, not too much backstory, just enough information. Very economical. And it's always great to see actors going against their type. Walter Matthau is incredible in this.

I like Christopher Nolan's output a lot, second behind Denis Villeneuve for me, personally. With the Odyssey, I think he's produced another dud. If you know the Critical Drinker, look up his trailer review. I share those sentiments. The casting doesn't sit right with me, this film lacks grandeur, class, heavyweights, whatever you want to call it – none of these names impress me. Matt Damon as the protagonist? I'm not buying it. And then there's the questions surrounding the historical accuracy. And the use of modern lingo. "Daddy". WTF? Apparently, this adaptation is based on a feminist's interpretation of the original story. Emily Wilson is her name. DEI continues to ruin movie-making. And that's a shame.

This episode was a bit of a letdown, bereft of energy. But then again – who can blame you? When's the next episode scheduled for? June? I don't think there's much to talk about until pre-season starts and the new squad takes shape.

First season was fantastic, since then the creators are clearly suffering from TDS.

CNN founder Ted Turner dead at age 87: https://deadline.com/2026/05/ted-turner-dead-cnn-1236882813/

This album is celebrating 20 years: Massively underrated. Band published a new album, their first since 2006, last year; I see.

I called my friends in India and told them to keep the ticket office busy all day, all week.

He was priced at around £13m back then (15m Euro)... Bologna instead went for Remo Freuler, who was and still is a way better option, albeit in midfield.

It would be so Leicester to talk about spending money on new players when offloading the dross currently on the clubs' books in order to lower the stupendously excessive wage bill is probably the main priority.

They better put in an effort in the final three matches, need to close a four-point gap. To me, they‘re down already. Doubtful Vardy will have an impact. A second relegation in as many years would be quite the stain on his CV. Would he want to come back to Leicester for one final season? Or will he retire for good?

That'll be six Premier League defeats in a row for Chelsea. When's the last time that happened?

Gillingham have released 16 players: https://talksport.com/football/4229654/gillingham-release-16-players-league-two/

Congrats to FC Thun – Swiss champions in the first season upon promotion! Over the decades, there have only been a handful of clubs achieving this feat. What's even more surprising that the club operates on a very small budget.

Looking at the eight remaining teams, there's only one left to root for. Go Habs.

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