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Never in doubt What a game. What a series.

Keep the faith. We got this.

Imagine winning a major as an amateur and not being able to claim the $1.2m prize

That Queen Live Aid performance was voted the best rock gig of all time and rightly so IMO Can't believe it's 40 years ago. Remember being mesmerized watching it live as a youth.

Size of those gold chains round Archers neck

I think Geoff's got no interest in FT anymore. He hasn't logged in for over 3 years so don't think we'll ever see him back. He's very active on FB, Insta, and X, so probably gets his social media fix from them. Shame really as his LCFC insights on here were welcomed by most I reckon.

Lords in the sunshine is a sight to behold What a beautiful ground

Me neither. All I know is when QPR beat us at home a few seasons ago I was really impressed with them and they fully deserved their win that day.

Sorry for your loss. My Mum died just before Christmas and it's left a massive hole in all our lives.

You might want YouTube for something this niche

I used to love watching Senna drive in the wet. It was a real skill to drive in those conditions but I guess it’s safety first these days.

The good old British weather causing havoc for everyone. Beautiful

India have been brilliant this test and fully deserve their win. Sometimes you just get outplayed. It's been a cracking series so far and set up nicely as we go to Lords.

Win, lose, or draw, I love watching this England test team. Just great entertainment.

Me too. From joy and happiness to devastation in just a few days. So sad

That was a great watch. Take me back!

That's brilliant, what a performance! Imagine if he now does a Justin Rose Birkdale 98 and goes on to have a career like that

Not sure I could cope with endless 'Rohl with it' puns if we appointed him tbh

Final Open qualifying tomorrow with a few big names playing across the four venues. Including Ian Poulter and his son Luke at Royal Cinque Ports and YouTubes Peter Finch at Dundonald

Sweating like a 52 reg Transit van on an MOT ramp

If I had a gram of whizz and and E these days I'd probably die

"All you old skool ravers" Ah man, this takes me back

Reminds me a bit of when Underworld did Born Slippy at Glastonbury in 2016. Similar vibe, lights, crowd etc.

It's pretty amazing really how the Prodigy's music still sounds as fresh today as they did back in the early 90's. Way ahead of their time.

I saw the Prodigy in 1992 at Fantazia Donnigton Park. Mad to think they're still going 30 odd years later with the same energy (RIP Keith)