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That those areas of the press gave nary a peep when the same kind of changes happened multiple times between 2016 and 2022 under a different colour rosette.

Looks like Burnham is already facing calls to go for a snap general election by some areas of the press. The hypocrisy would be hilarious if it wasn't so deeply frustrating.

... apart from Mises and the Austrian School, that is. They are apparently sacred.

Stephen Miller. Again, and apparently always.

Those late 90s Friday nights In something of a defence, doesn't including wildly inappropriate sexaphone like this make it less likely for them to get copyright pinged?

That's an oddly specific reference.

I really hope the Beeb, ITV or both defy FIFAs (unspoken) directive and not show the half time show. Actually having the pundits panel witter for an extra fifteen minutes would be preferable.

Scoreboard pressure finally telling.

The only big sporting match that was close but I was sure of victory where England have been involved was the 2003 Rugby World Cup Final. You just knew they had what it took.

It's a good job we have so many because we're going to need every single one of them, I think. 11.5 an over should be too difficult to maintain for the time needed, but this is going to be much closer than it needed to be.

No doubt, though I'm pretty sure better solutions exist there, too.

Superb score, really should be summary sackings if this isn't defended.

This is an important point to make, though I would emphasise that lawns, especially regularly clipped ones, are one of the most barren biomes that still look "green". NB. On a topic mentioned above, only roughly 8.5% of land in the UK is classed as "built on", but additionally only 35% is classed as true wild green land - the other ~57%, by far the biggest proportion, is used for agriculture.

Never, apparently.

I think while they were looking at the replays they mentioned that one too...? But I might be wrong. Either way, I agree with you about it being fortunate, though it would have been a proper injustice to have that much drawn right at the end.

Hypocrisy always feels sweeter when the party delivering it has lost.

Nah, from what I remember of the ref comms when it happened they did look at that and ref concluded pretty quickly that it was legit, which was a relief because it did look pretty borderline. Edit: one of the Argentina players was bellyaching about it into the refs ear for a lot of the check, IIRC.

Bloody ref really wanted to give it to the Argentinians at the end there. Glad the TMO held out.

Definitely an edge to this match by the end.

Damn, going to the bin for the rest of the match.

Loving how snarky Nick Mullins is regarding the crowd here. And these Argentines are dirty as fvck - really want Pollock to score and wind them up as much as possible when he does in his usual style.

Good to see the Argentina rugby team gets as much assistance from the reffing teams as their football counterparts, then.

Seconded, watched it today, impressive retelling of that portion of the Iliad.

It's the kind of decision that shouldn't have become public knowledge in the first place, then this whole debate would be moot. But yes, in this era of social media making everyone think their viewpoint is somehow sacred, I can see what you mean.