Jimothy

Arteta is getting torn apart for this but immediately after the Liverpool game he came out in support of them getting a resolution they deserved and called it out as being a bad. The mistake quote is over a week later and snipped from a larger quote and is being taken out of context when people are using it in reference to this.

Poor Santa

There's lots in Amazon, you can get them from anything like £20 to near £150. Mine works fine for me but there are one with more features like noises to assist you getting to sleep.

I have a day light alarm clock. It gradually lights up as your wake up time approaches.

I've started leaving my phone in another room at night.

I don't think either should be booked, just another example of poor inconsistent refereeing in this country.

Just remembering Demarai Gray scoring the winner v Cardiff a week after the club chairman died in a horrific helicopter crash, and he lifted his shirt to reveal "RIP Vichai", and getting booked and it was insisted that it's irrelevant what the message is, lifting a shirt to reveal any message is a bookable offence.

You aren't allowed to reveal any message, be it political, commercial or personal under your shirt.

Why wasn't Diaz booked for revealing a message on his shirt under his kit?

Surprised you say Cheers. I like Cheers. Watched most of it, don't think I've watched it start to finish. But everything people aimed at Friends, like its too white, misogynistic characters, questionable jokes about other minorities etc are all littered through Cheers too. In general, one thing that grinds my gears when people talk about sitcoms is complaining about characters like Ross Geller or Sam Malone, labelling them problematic and things like misogynistic. They are flawed characters, if they weren't it would be an awful comedy. More often than not their flaws are what the comedy is drawn from and they get their commupance. There's an episode of friends where Ross is running around New York looking for this woman for something perfectly reasonable, but he's explaining himself really badly, he's coming across as a bit creepy. In his head he's acting normally, to those around him he looks like a maniac chasing after an innocent women. And that's where the writers draw the comedy from. But recently I saw an article saying people are now watching it and saying his behaviour is problematic. Well der, that's the whole joke in that episode. Anyway I realised this is the first time I posted in the thread so RIP Matthew Perry. Whether you liked Friends or not he was a huge part of one of the most popular TV shows of all time and was an excellent comedy actor.

Thing is they knew about the injury records and still went for those players, Fofana signing was madness from Chelsea. So eager to get it done, but put zero thought into it. In the grand scheme of things Drinkwater is a drop in the ocean to Chelsea, he filled a home grown spot in the squad and he's the only one to lose really. With Maguire they knew what they were buying, he'd been good for us, but they again gave zero thought if that would match their style. We didn't rinse them, they knew they were buying a decent player in the right system, they just didn't think if it was their system or not. But Milan, they knew Tonali was under investigation, and so did Tonali and his representatives. Milan are under no obligation to tell Newcastle and Newcastle didn't check properly, so have really caught them out. Milan did nothing wrong but they knew what they were doing in making a quick sale and a lower than expected price.

Milan played a blinder selling him to Newcastle

There's plenty of people that think Maguire is spelt McGuire despite him playing for us for 2 years, before moving to the biggest club in England for a world record fee and having his name plastered everywhere. He's also been an England starter that whole time and regardless of form or playing time is probably one of the most famous players in England.

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That type of note is left every time there's a change of government, its a joke. This time in a world of 24 news and the infancy of social media the Tories played a blinder by telling the everyone about it, and continuing to beat that drum. Its been stated many times it happens every government change but it falls on deaf ears.

Brentford, that famous North East club.

Paul Bastock is a goalkeeper who's 53 and still on the books at Boston. It's possible he could have played at Filbert Street in an FA Cup tie for one his many clubs, if anyone can be bothered to cross check https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bastock