The Bear

Very Del Boy.

Women's tennis is still quite weird, even in the later stages of tournaments. The amount of 6-0 and 6-1 sets even between the best players is strange how often they happen.

I wasn't saying that it wasn't good for the fans to win a trophy of any sort, but saying they had a better season than Arsenal is clearly nonsense. If they'd won the Champions League or the FA Cup (Carabao is tinpot too) then I'd be saying differently.

Yes. Doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it but it was hardly European success. Anything outside the proper Champions League is tinpot tbh.

If Spurs had a better season than Arsenal then they wouldn't have sacked their manager! Spurs have been proper dog muck all season, finished bottom of the league without the relegated sides, and only just scraped past just as bad a side to win a tinpot European trophy. Semi-final of the Champions League + 2nd > Europa League winners + 17th Postecoglu deserved to be sacked. He was a ****ing awful one dimensional manager. Same as Amorim, who also deserves to be sacked.

The winter evenings must've just flown by..... 😀 Thank god for Championship Manager in my youth.

He's generally decent in one v one situations. For instance he's man marked Salah out of games more than once. In fact he had the most ball recoveries of any defender in the league last season (or so I read). He does occasionally mess about with the ball in his own half and gives it away in bad areas. However he'll have less to do defensively at Man City and will be receiving the ball higher up the pitch other than the occasional playing out from the back, which he's generally pretty good at with his quick feet and one-twos up the line.

Literally the opposite. Both of those are proven PL players now and they've had to pay through the nose for them.

I'd imagine it will align with the PSR deadline for last season, which is the 30th June. So 1st July basically.

https://www.elcabildo.org/en/solar-panels-between-the-rails-the-worlds-first-movable-solar-rail-system-goes-live-49068/ Such an obvious idea, and would be a huge deal. Especially since we're a small country size wise. Train companies won't want to spend the money though unless they're forced to by government policy.

Agreed. I watched it a few years ago and it's really dull, especially the beginning as you mentioned. I didn't like the Adrian romance either. Seemed like she really wasn't interested and was forced to change and put up with it because of fear she wouldn't get another man.

Why are people surprised at Man Utd still being a big pull for players? They're one of the biggest clubs in the world and can still offer stupid wages to players. Even without Europe they're still a huge draw.

Obviously losing your top scorer and top assister the same summer isn't ideal. £50m is apparently the fee for RAN. We have a huge rebuild on our hands as Nelson Semedo is leaving too as he's out of contract. We probably need 6-7 players, and Jose Sa almost left last summer too and might have interest in him again. We do have over £100m to rebuild the squad but most Wolves fans have huge doubts that the current recruitment team can bring in that many players who are all successes in one window. We'll likely be dipping into the South American market again. Apparently Dortmund are interested in Fabio Silva for €18m too. I'd snap their hands off at that. Just a season ago nobody was interested in him but a half-decent season at Las Palmas seemingly has clubs interested again.

At this point I think a fusion reactor that can power homes is finally possible within the next 10 years.

I remember Vettel only getting a 10s stop/go penalty for braking into Hamilton behind the safety car in Baku.

Max in being a dangerous ***** shocker. He's been allowed to get away with it for years, but this was as blatant as it gets.

China smashes the stable fusion reaction record. Going from 403 seconds (6 mins 43 secs) up to 1066 seconds (17 min 46 secs). https://www.thebrighterside.news/post/chinas-tokamak-nuclear-reactor-smashes-global-fusion-record/

I did something very similar when I was younger. Pulled out of a junction with poor visibility (on a bend with houses sticking out, and didn't notice a black cab coming round the bend. Instead of speeding up to try and get out the way I froze and hit the brakes in the middle of the road and it hit me. As I said above nobody's perfect. Certainly not on the road where there are dozens of variables in play.

Nobody is perfect John. Even when it comes to driving. All it takes is a tiny mistake combined with some bad luck to let things like this happen. Small lapses in concentration are going to happen all the time. 99.9999% of the time they won't matter, but everybody's luck runs out eventually. I consider myself a good driver for awareness and anticipation of what's happening on the road in front of me (and behind me). Doesn't mean I haven't made mistakes or had small bumps in the past. You drive for long enough, bad luck and the wrong circumstances catch up with you eventually. I seriously wouldn't worry about it too much. The insurance will fix the cars and no-one was hurt. It hasn't suddenly made you any less of a good, attentive driver. In fact it will only increase how aware you are from now on.

What are your aims for the season? How much transfer budget would you need? What salary do you want? Can I have Lucy Pinders number?

Daniel Radcliffe has had a very varied career in terms of the roles he's gotten. Emma Watson has done much less work overall.

She always gets battered by Swiatek. Probably at least half mental, as Swiatek has been struggling more lately.

The girl looks like a young Jenna Ortega.

Yet they can't afford to pay their restaurant staff, apparently. Utter ***** that, Jim Ratcliffe.

How long is his contract?