Blarmy

Managers being married to a style is the oddest thing. If you look at what it means, they are basically saying no other styles work, at all. Despite there being huge amounts of evidence to the contrary. I’d like the LCFC manager to not even have a recognisable style, I’d like it to be something that isn’t talked about. I’d like the LCFC manager to be recognised for getting the best out of his players, being adaptable and showing the mental agility and coaching nous to deal with many different scenarios throughout individual games and entire seasons. And, obviously, getting results with these traits, amongst others. Some managers these days are so obsessed with getting recognition for a clubs success they put the cart before the horse. They seem to have forgotten that they would be lauded and rewarded if the team they manage succeeds anyway - success doesn’t have to be intrinsically linked to their much-publicised style for this to happen.

Alex Burgerson.

Looks like he’s mid-fart.

Woah, don’t bring Bovril into this.

Supergirl. It’s a film.

Yep, which is a remarkable feat.

Very true, I think part of me roots for homegrown entertainment despite being repeatedly disappointed 😂

Yep. I try them as I like British-made, British-based stuff as counterpoint to all the US stuff I watch, but they reliably disappoint for one reason or another. Im guessing it’s a lack of strength in depth in the writing and directing department, which doesn’t leverage the acting talent properly, and possibly too much boardroom driven conformity to “hit the numbers”.

Good point. One thing I’ll give these ITV dramas is their remarkable consistency.

Yeah, that’s the one. Regardless, I highly recommend not watching it.

The Blame - ITV. Utter drivel.

Not sure - definitely somewhere though.

The football.

Farewell sweet clown.

Is the big secret squeezing the beer in early enough to not miss the kick off?