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Barnes is unreal on this for me. 8 in the first 8 games so far. Make that 9 in 9.

Allmankind Saint Roi Monkfish Kemboy Billaway Éclair De Beaufeu Column of Fire

Yeah because he's been firing on all cylinders recently.

Didn't manage to catch it tonight, read the first 5 or so posts of the thread and thought thank f*** I didn't

People who only decide to indicate as they have started to move over happens to me a lot.

The first episode was a tribute to Slugs which I imagine would have been very difficult to write under those circumstances and keep up the high comedy standards we are accustomed to. Even though Slugs was a bit-part character in the show, this season won't be the same without him. I do think the second episode was quite funny. Kurtan raging at the Garden and the awkward silence with Mandy had me laughing. It will definitely improve with the return of Martin. I watched an interview with Daisy & Charlie Cooper who said that this season will be the final one and is focused more on the Vicar as 1st Season was focused on Kurtan and 2nd on Kerry.

Football is a fast paced game and is all about momentum, which gives the Crowd energy and atmosphere. VAR take all this away, leaving you twiddling your thumbs for minutes on end or refraining from celebrating a goal incase it is ruled out. Being so fast paced, a lot of incidents in football are down to different interpretations and opinions. I think, if VAR is to continue, it should have 3 VAR officials to review and if no unanimous decision is made, the on-field decision remains or the on-field Referee reviews and makes his own decision (which will take even more time than it does currently). I doubt it will ever be perfect, with or without VAR, there is always going to be human error.

Any got on a link can PM me? Can't get on my sports donkey!

Lallana Neymar (Like that would ever happen anyway) and Lingard (Although he does not have the required talent). The type of players with ego's and who are known more for their image in the media rather than their current footballing ability and/or work ethic.

I'd rather not

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/26522196 Werder Bremen player dives and is awarded a penalty but then admits he dived to referee, changing the decision.

That is arguably a red. Why didn't they get the ref to view it? Thought they've been told to do that?

A Maguire own goal.. I'd prefer a draw, if not, Chelsea win. Anything that strengthens us for the top. 4.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-40643461 - Beaten up for being gay. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-19510094 - Rainbow & Dove pub attack. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/serbia-police-arrest-gay-attack-beating-man-lgbt-belgrade-a9183396.html It's not designed to shove peoples sexual orientation in YOUR face. It's a celebration of social acceptance of being able to be who you are, regardless of orientation. It's the opposite of shaming of which LGBT people have succumbed to for years and years. People of the LGBT community have been and still are persecuted for not having the sexual orientation people believe they should have. I think you need sit down and think about it a bit more. Think about Alan Turing who saved millions of lives in WWII to later be imprisoned and castrated for his sexual orientation. Look how far, as a society we have came. I believe that does deserve a celebration. No one expects you to be involved, but equally no need to use the typical 'Where is my straight pride' comments. As straight people, we have had privilege's and social acceptance for history.