The Bear

My point being we were hardly going to pull away from any one with that run of fixtures, which people on here didn't take into account when they said we would.

In those weeks we played Newcastle, Chelsea, Arsenal, Villa and Liverpool. And we beat Villa.

Bournemouth away next week but then that's the difficult run of fixtures done with until the end of the season, and hopefully more chance of points and a decent run of results.

Great finish. We'll be screwed without him next season regardless of what division were in.

Clear as day it's a dive but no booking. Never change PGMOL.

Yep another dive.

As usual at Anfield it feels like playing against 12 men. Constant fouls by them when we break but we get a booking for complaining about it.

Agreed. I've watched half the first season, and whilst it's an interesting concept, it doesn't really grab you with excitement.

I'll have a pint of what you're having please

Your range drops in ICE cars in winter almost as much as EVs, it's just not as noticeable on the instrumentation.

Snooker is as much psychological as it is about physicsal ability.

Took you long enough....

There's a Bell End House a few hundred yards from where I live. Always makes me chuckle.

Yes obviously. But I doubt a 7 time world champion has a problem with the pressures of playing minor tournaments. if he wants to pull out of a tournament for his "mental health" or whatever reason he gives then he shouldn't be turning up and having a laugh with a TV company. WST should deny him entry to the venue. Let's be honest he just can't be arsed to play these sorts of events because they don't pay enough.

Oh yeah it's that scene. For some reason I was thinking she was lying face down with pink pants on. I've not watched it in several years. Plus if I want to perv on ScarJo there's plenty of other better films to do so.

I actually don't even remember the opening scene tbh. I just love the movie.

What really rankles is that he then plonks himself down on the Eurosport sofa doing punditry and commentary for the same event. So he's at the venue every day, he just clearly can't be arsed to play.

Yes all of them have a redundancy built in. I think Teslas is about 6-7 miles.

More detail in the first reply to that tweet.

Why do Man City always get easy draws? Salford, Leyton Orient, then Plymouth. FFS.

Plymouth were only 16/1 on Skybet as I had them.

25/1 on Skybet. I know because I usually back the big outsiders in the Acca Freeze promotion on Skybet, but thought they didn't even stand a chance of scoring first never mind winning so didn't bother

Yeah I realise that other than the odd RB or WR the vast majority of the players are going to be 250lb+ and they're gonna get tired quicker.

It still baffles me how players must be on field for about 5-10 plays on average yet are still often blowing out of their arses when they sit down on the sideline. I reckon that each play has about 10s of high intensity activity, but the vast majority of the time on the field is spent standing or walking slowly around.