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Steady on. Two swallows don't make a summer.

Does slightly baffle me, in general, when football coaches and managers don't make effective use of their team. They'd be absolutely crap line managers in any other field. The general that sends their soldiers to fight tanks with sticks.

you spelled "resigned" wrong

I'm 35. Live alone, no kids. Happiest I've ever been.

"We are merely exchanging long protein strings. If you can think of a better way to do it, I'd like to hear it"

It really isn't a strange choice of holiday. It's a proper instagram, social media bollocks choice.

No, keep digging

I refuse to believe the fixture schedule is completely random

Monotony

Ha. Aussie now with an OG. Fun lunchtime viewing, this.

Japan defender just shanked a ball into his own net. Mad how he's done it.

Looked a bit better just then with a few nice moves but the missed header will be rued.

Omg I don't care. Pre match with the manager, post match with the manager, end of.

Just had to give some absolute plank in the park hell for allowing his little french bulldog to run at me FOUR times. "It's just a puppy". Nearly tripped over it and did my ankle.

It's a good formation for when we play Everton, who have knackered old Ashley Young at LB

At this point, anyone who denies the impact of man made climate change is being wilfully ignorant. My guess is shame at previous ignorance, fear of the impact or a feeling of helplessness. It's ok to feel those things but not ok to use those feelings to continue being purposefully ignorant of something that IS affecting us now. The more people kick up a fuss and ask "what can I do?" the faster we improve things. They're beyond fixing completely, from what I can see, but not from repairing. Like having a house that leaks a bit in a storm compared to one that falls over in a breeze.

He's surrounded by the sound of the city ground

I was a bit sly and stuck it on for an hour before people viewed my house

The thing to remember is that IF pensions start to collapse, then that's huge societal problems. You're essentially into Mad Max territory. Loads of people will have paid into them for years and won't be happy to see them suddenly disappear.

I'm sort of in the "nice" position in that I don't have much family left and I'm the end of the bloodline, so there'll be a house and a good chunk of change coming my way. It's unlikely there'll be care costs to deal with from my remaining parent. My main goal is to just keep having things to do - things to aim for. I'm not a career person. Ideally, I'll travel and do all the things I want before retirement so that when I'm in my 60s, all I have to do is just get up and go to the gym, then eat.

Due to circumstances that I'd really not prefer to have transpired, I'll be mortgage free at 35, no kids and no desire to have them. Monthly outgoings totalling about £500-£550 for absolutely everything. My plan is to keep working full time at my current job a few years, until about 40 but also do the things I want. I'm not putting anything off until retirement because, frankly, I'm not convinced I'll live past 60.

If that bloody awful Sunderland side of 10 years ago could spend so long in the league, we have the squad to do so!

Nope. I'm a week behind. We'll get 3 points from godawful Everton, won't we?

This definitely feels like they realise they've cocked up and if we're seeing a manager justify his position, this early, then decision has probably already been made. He wasn't first, second or even third choice. He came because nobody else would. Now we've got wiggle room, he's no longer needed. On one hand, I feel bad for him but he's also had the tools to do a better job. 2 points so far when we could reasonably be expected to be on at least 5.

Get the blow up done early doors, before the race. My race routine is: Walk First lot of stretches Short sprints to blow up a little Walk Second stretches Last half marathon my heart rate was hovering around 158 all the way around and I was pacing about 8:45 per mile.