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You'd think they were already promoted.

The meaning being I get more than you.

Is this LTA back?

Who's he like?

i've always wanted to visit basque country but haven't got around to it yet. the food sounds unreal

He's been sitting next to your lasses bloke on the bus too often.

late night at the taxi stand, was it?

I reckon you’ll be right if Botman IS fit.

Extra levels of stuffiness. And the smell of rich mahogany.

i reckon botman starts in an unchanged side

I’ve gone back to bed.

tbh i might start going out dressed like this as standard after knocking myself out at the match on sunday

i'm just off for a gentle stroll to the bakery myself as it happens

What? At a golf course?!

Interesting and little known fact is that Solomon R. Guggenheim’ father “Americanised” his surname from the original when the family moved there from Euwrup. Moshe Gewgenhyam grew up in a hovel in what was then the village of Fulwell, son of the local miller. It’s rewmoured that he was intending to sail to Bilbao to start a new life but a passing sailor tricked him in to sailing to New York.

Down the bare bones again. I wonder if Howe will slot Krafu into RCB of three and keep the same formation.

how much? originals from that era go for £100+ on vinted

What happened to WIllock?

Hope the Craig Hope content doesn't upset PL. 🙏

I do think that's a good article indeed - and I think it's part of this overall problem in the debate around this. That article represents the spirit of what Labour should be saying in this debate. Sure, bring the numbers down, close these fake schools which people are using to take advantage of the system, fine - but even as you do so, approach it while adhering to the spirit of this article. People urgently need to understand the other side of this debate and there is absolutely no voice for it. That article speaks to just a subjective appreciation for the most part and doesn't directly look at the fundamental economic truths around our need of these people, but those realities are also relevant. As with Brexit, a huge number of people in this country simply refuse to believe or accept any of the downsides or negatives around their opinions on these issues, we are dangerously poorly informed as voters - and in fairness to Reform, that's not their fault. They're a single issue pressure group masquerading as a political party, we should not be expecting them to come out with the arguments against their single issue. We should however be expecting Labour to do so, in the spirit of that article, with additional facts, figures and evidence. To do this though, it would involve Labour also being able to point the finger at other aspects of society that are instead causing the problems we are struggling with (Brexit, private landlords, Brexit, a complete lack of government willingness to build new homes at anything like an appropriate rate, Brexit). They are simply not prepared to have these conversations, and as such have nothing to offer in place of holding up immigrants as the scapegoat. I was stunned to read that letter Starmer penned a few years ago which the Tories were holding up as evidence of his insincerity around the issue, specifically because it would be unthinkable for him to say anything like that now. But I went back and looked at opinions on immigration 2022 and the UK was 70% in favour. We're now at 52% against. Part of that flip is Reform, but a big part of it is also Labour's complete surrender and retreat.

You should stick a zero on the end of that stake. Guaranteed money.

I think the long sleeve version of that was the last time I bought any of our kit. Been tempted by the white kit this season but never bothered in the end.

My sister in law was born here. Her father is an Iraqi and her mother is from Ireland. She has family in their native countries. Yet she is quite vocal on immigration and how she is against a lot of it. Oh and she works in the NHS. Mental.