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Gone sailing.

We’re currently 1/7 best odds to go down. How many here would (say) put half their life savings on for a return of 14%? Gives a slightly different spin to the concept of inevitable.

Did they not tell you passport required to return to the West Bank?

Forest priced around 50/1 just now. Twenty quid on should soften the blow if they do it. (200 if you’re really worried).

Has anybody left early yet?

Hadn’t heard this for years until October this year on Hayling Island. Was coming from a loudspeaker atop a van though.

Two and a half hours for a singles or foursomes in the winter is the norm for Scotland.

Madness

Two things: Copayments A robust conversation with the GBP regarding what can and cannot be done in the last few years of life.

Well, that was an easy six pointer.

Is there still a cost of living crisis?

Red Bulls all round at HT & we’ve got this.

The Unbelievables Bit of an unwieldy title but good for a medium haul read.

Trying to understand human behaviour is akin to plaiting fog. I spent an entire professional lifetime trying and largely failing. There’s probably a decent research project out there on why folk leave early but I very much doubt an answer will be found. Human beings also lie. I’ve only ever left a match early, as a kid when my Uncle George insisted we leave ‘to beat the traffic’, missed a goal and vowed never to do it again. However my wife and I left a Peter Kay gig early a couple of weeks ago (largely because he was crap) but if we hadn’t we’d have missed our last train.

Brilliant

Now regretting suggesting to my wife we have dinner at seven.

This is what Rodgers and dare I say it Maresca managed to achieve with us. You can’t play football if the manager has you running scared.

The more I see of the pressure affecting sport down the stretch the more remarkable our performance in the 2016 run in was.

Posted this last year. Tips: Spend some time on the practice ground. If you want to see the flight of the ball get right behind it. Easier said than done these days with the tees pushed to the boundaries of the property & the number of people allowed behind the ropes. Wear hiking boots or a proper pair of golf shoes. Dry, shiny grass equally as slippy as the wet stuff. Dress for the weather. Consider taking your own food and drink - if you’re allowed. Expensive at the course and queues. Binoculars or a scope. If you fancy a break find a stand which will give you views of approach shots, the green and subsequent tee. If you intend to follow a particular match and they are already on the course walk the course backwards for a few holes until you encounter them. Did I say get behind the ball - this is the single most important tip.

Walking off it looked as though he has injured his right ankle. Graze on left knee is irrelevant.

My cousin and his son were there, second row from the back. Neither realised it was possible for a concrete stand to shake so much.

His technical ability is absolutely sensational. His goal last night, over the shoulder goal against WBA, backheel against Germany, Liverpool Worldle in 2016 …

Did we get into second gear last night?

Man U next year.

Don’t worry he’s already transitioning to CF.