lfu

I always keep multiple rolling autosave backups for that reason, I find when saves get above 400MB in size it can sometimes be a cointoss as to whether a file will get corrupted

HE'S MAGIC YOU KNOOW

How else are you supposed to get your legs in them?

I have a few Errea shirts from recent seasons, I don't exactly put them through the stress-testing of professional football levels but they feel fine and are holding up in my experience. Are they still that bad? 🤷‍♂️

It's the pictures you're copy-pasting from facebook, they purge the images after a few days (they want to force people to go to facebook to see the pictures, not let other websites get the traffic) You'd have to save them to your computer and upload them as a file on here or a different image hosting site

It is a bit ironic how the club insisted on going with adidas (I think Puma's tender even offered more money? Could be misremembering) because they saw adidas as a "prestige brand", only to end up with two ultra-dodgy (to say the least) front-of-shirt sponsors from ultra-dodgy industries

GKS Katowice's new home kit Apart from the betting sponsor I like it

same reason the adidas logo doesn't have the text in it anymore and is a bigger size on the kits some exec read the FIFA/UEFA equipment handbook and saw there was extra space for Brand Visual Impact™ (a whatever bollocks marketing buzzword) that was going unused

if we don't ship out all of our remaining high earners that sponsor will need changing to say Joggers (or Dawdlers? I'm overthinking my own joke here now)

And on Hull fans if the EFL postone the final. Basically telling them to only book travel(or accomodation) that can be fully refunded

https://www.efl.com/news/2026/may/14/efl-statement--sky-bet-championship-play-off-final/ The EFL can today provide an interim update on the ongoing disciplinary proceedings involving Southampton following Tuesday’s Championship Play-Off Semi-Final Second Leg. The Independent Disciplinary Commission hearing will take place on or before Tuesday, 19 May. The exact date remains under discussion and is expected to be confirmed shortly. The Commission will issue its decision as soon as possible following consideration of the relevant submissions and evidence. As the proceedings are being conducted by an Independent Disciplinary Commission, the EFL does not control the proposed timetable. Notwithstanding this, the EFL continues to plan on the basis that the Championship Play-Off Final will take place as scheduled on Saturday 23 May, with the kick-off time confirmed as 4.30pm. Supporters should, however, be aware that the outcome of the disciplinary proceedings may yet result in changes to the fixture. The EFL has a number of contingency plans should they be required, which also includes consideration of any appeal process, if required. 👀

will he bring Cambiasso in as his assistant?

Yeah, they were fined £200k but the EFL introduced the no-spying rule after that case with the implication that they'd crack down hard on it happening in the future

We were linked to him in that 2018 window only to end up with Ghezzal instead 😂

Nice tribute to the city's silk workers

Hamza's role model that one

We're apparently still paying a portion of his wages until his contract with us would've run out Unless we agreed to a lump sum

Might just be perception bias but Glasgow has a lot of Leicester fans 👀 Two kids I went to school with (thankfully didn't keep in touch 😂) were from Shepshed and Derby fans

Felt like the presenter and the three guests they had on had nothing to offer except Conor "unbelievable" Coady saying he didn't expect us to get relegated this season, and the rest of them knew if they spurted out the classic "but your chairman won you the Premier League and FA Cup you ought to be grateful, let him spit in your mouth and be thankful for it" tripe that Jordan would have shut them up quick Also noticed the youtube channel deleted a comment saying "Conor can't say anything, Leicester's still paying his wages" 🤣

1 hour 2 minutes in

Froze out Alves when their fans frequently commented how much better they were when he'd get those rare minutes on the pitch Is that really the manager we'd want to build a team around our youth?

Good manager but a príck His Köln stint has soured my opinion on him as well, he'd be putting out bizarre XIs with players out of position or frozen out for unclear reasons, and angry tirades in press conferences. Not sure I'd trust him to bring through youth "Lineups: Every week, he astonished everyone at FC Köln with his lineups. Even internally, Kwasniok's experiments were increasingly viewed with skepticism. "What did he pull off today?" even staff members in the press room would ask on match days. His reasoning was often incomprehensible. If his decisions had at least been successful, he would have had the upper hand. As it was, however, questions often remained. Against Hoffenheim, there were four center-backs on the pitch; in Stuttgart, suddenly, not a single one. One increasingly got the feeling that there always had to be one more idea, until eventually he lost himself in his own tactical maze. His meticulousness often got in his own way." "And for a long time, he also handled Said El Mala poorly. Only very late did he realize that such an exceptional talent always belongs on the pitch. By that point, a lot of damage had already been done." "Very few knew where they stood with him until the very end. Complete trust was never fully established on either side." "One of his biggest shortcomings, aside from his sporting performance, was his communication." https://www.express.de/sport/fussball/1-fc-koeln/sechs-gruende-fuer-lukas-kwasnioks-scheitern-beim-1-fc-koeln-1249904

The reason why is that other clubs employ competent people to sort out sending players on loan, ensuring the clubs suit the player and vice versa, and keeping in regular contact with the players out on loan. We hire loan managers like Guy Branston who think you're not ready for men's football if you're not six foot four, or Robert Huth who seemingly was only in the job so he could use the credentials to get free Millwall tickets.

Nike has a thing for making "unique for the sake of being unique" collars instead of keeping them simple, Macron kits are another bad offender I like that the PSG kit goes back to the full-width unbroken Hechter stripe and the royal blue colour instead of navy though

in my humble and unbiased opinion the EFL should overturn the results of Southampton's 17th and 32nd league fixtures of this season, and award the 3 points to the other team