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Only half decent ones are the Flipz ones and that's because they are smothered in salted caramel or white fudge or something.

Kane is off the mark with his comments. It's shame to see players pulling out, especially fringe players like Branthwaite and Colwill who would have had more of a chance of starting. But Kane's insistence that players should push through to play for their country regardless off physical state is why he's been crap in recent tournaments. He's run himself into the ground. You don't need to have a declared injury to need a rest. As a sportsman and someone with very clever people at his club advising him you'd think he'd know that. If Saka for example feels like if he plays these two games he's likely to get injured due to tired muscles then he's very sensible to pull out. If Kane wants to continue to play every minute available then that's his decision but it won't do him much good because he'll either get injured or as we've seen be below par physically and put in below par displays.

Every game should have a number of tickets available on general sales as standard. How are you meant to get new fans through the door if everyone has to either get a season ticket or pay at least £60ish for an adult and child membership before purchasing a ticket? Took my nephew for the first time a few years back and thankfully he loves it, but if he hadn't, my sister paid the £60 odd for her membership and his, plus the ticket prices, that's a lot to pay out and then never use the membership again. Give new fans a chance to build an relationship with the club before asking them to pay up to be a member. Once they know that it might be a regular occurrence they much more likely to stump up for a membership.

All from Kristensen letting the ball bounce rather than deal with it. And Amad isn't even looking at the ball when he gets it, just casually blackheels it to Fernandes.

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Lane discipline on roundabouts is terrible, especially people going straight on. They treat them like they are F1 cars trying to hit the apex of a corner, but leaving themselves at the furthest possible point when they get to their exit and having to cut across lanes.

Takes a lot to admit to be shit at driving, so well done

Tbf she's only 43, so i don't think she'd fall into a category of older driver just yet Taking the line you mention is correct on a smaller single lane roundabout i guess but not a multi lane one like this. You can't be cutting across lanes to exit. I would say you want to be hugging the island for the first section, between exits 1 and 2, but as you pass exit 2 you need to spiral outwards in preparation to leave at exit 3. The lanes clearly show that too. It's perfectly reasonable for someone else to join the roundabout, from what was our exit 1 road to leave at the same exit as us, in the outside lane thinking the person in the inside lane in carrying on round to the right, to be then cut up by the person exiting from the inside lane. You're essentially changing lanes without checking, which you will have be taught not to do regardless of when you passed your test. And all said and done, the lanes are very clearly marked here, and you have to adapt the changing rules and road markings over time, not just stick to how it used to be or how you learned. I do agree on some roads having horrendous markings, the one at Kegworth is awful, but I still know that unless it's a two lane exit from two lane roundabout, i shouldn't have a lane to my left as I'm exiting.

My other half lives south of Derby and since going over there regularly over the past 18 months plus, I'm convinced nobody in Derby, including her, knows how to drive round a roundabout. This one isn't far from her house, so we often use it. Coming from Warwick Avenue turning right, she takes the red route, hugging the inside of the roundabout before shooting off at her exit. Everyone there does it, you can see the red car below doing it. The correct route is clearly marked, follow the lane round as it spirals to outside of the island, which is the blue route. She insists she's driving it correctly despite what the road markings says. Everyone else in Derby seems to think it too, on multiple different roundabouts around the place. Everyone hugs the inside lane and shots off at their exit cutting across the outside lane. It's a death trap.

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A hundred Labour activists handing out leaflets is an outrage, whilst Farage spending UK donations or Musk throwing millions dollars prizes at people who registers to vote and vote Trump is apparently fine. From what I heard earlier the Labour lot weren't sent over by the party and went of their own accord. They have been put up by democrat activists over there, no hotels have been paid for. I'm pretty sure what Farage has done with that money is borderline illegal and breaks some kind if electoral rules both sides of the Atlantic and what Musk is doing is definitely illegal, you can't offer people money to vote a certain way.

Probably one for the unpopular opinion thread, but I've enjoyed Rosie Jones on this series and she's been funny. Perfect team too of her and Jack Dee. Her almost relentless enthusiasm coupled with Jack's grumpy cant be arsed personna.

BBC News - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/crkm284yp1jt Former SNP leader Alex Salmond dies - BBC News Only 69. Bit out of the blue.

Seems to have been confirmed now by all the major news outlets. Awful news.

I'd sack him at HT after that. I appreciate we've made changes for a cup game v a lower league side, but he's still very cautious in his tactics and clearly doesn't understand his players attributes.

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Yeah pretty sure it is unless there's an identical one somewhere else.

Moved to St James' Park to be played next week