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Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump: Boeing is building a brand new 747 Air Force One for future presidents, but costs are out of control, more than $4 billion. Cancel order! Ronald Klain ‏@RonaldKlain: This is not "normal:" Today, Trump tweeted cancellation of a contract, employing thousands, after reading that Boeing had criticized him. Trump wipes off $1bn from Boeing's stock market value with single tweet.

We have won one time in ten attempts now.

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Jakupovic; Elmohamady, Dawson, Maguire, Robertson; Meyler, Huddlestone, Livermore; Snodgrass, Mbokani, Diomande.

Sels; Anita, Lascelles, Clark, Lazaar; Shelvey, Hayden; Ritchie, Diame, Gouffran; Gayle. Subs: Darlow, Dummett, Mbemba, Yedlin, Tiote, Atsu, Murphy.

@ChapecoenseReal Que essa seja a última imagem dos nosso guerreiros. #ForçaChape "That's the last image of our warriors." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr8vgArmE3s

Horrible news being reported out of Colombia. Chapecoense was traveling to play Atletico Nacional in the Copa Sudamericana and their plane crashed. 81 people total on board. Reports saying six survivors transported to hospital.

Found this earlier. Brand new today. Looks smart. "Dugout connects football fans to the world’s greatest clubs and players – giving you exclusive behind-the-scenes content and access, all in one place. In a world first, we’re giving fans one platform that delivers unrivalled access to their favourite clubs and players - away from the noise of multiple social media and news sites. We’ve created Dugout to be the ultimate destination for fans." AC Milan, Arsenal, Barcelona, Bayern, Chelsea, Club America, Juventus, Liverpool, Manchester City, Monaco, PSG, Roma, Southampton, Sunderland, Swansea, Tottenham, and West Ham signed up. Buffon, Cavani, Dybala, Evra, and Lamela have created profiles already. Free to access on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Will be available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese and Bahasa Indonesian. https://dugout.com

Drift recently released their top 100 for the year. Thee Oh Sees - A Weird Exits BADBADNOTGOOD - IV David Bowie - ★ (Blackstar) Avalanches - Wildflower Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Skeleton Tree Angel Olsen - MY WOMAN Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool Hiss Golden Messenger - Heart Like a Levee Heron Oblivion - Heron Oblivion Whitney - Light Upon The Lake Kendrick Lamar - untitled unmastered Kaytranada - 99.90% Bon Iver - 22, A Million Blood Orange - Freetown Sound Cavern Of Anti-Matter - void beats/invocation trex Preoccupations - Preoccupations Wilco - Schmilco Factory Floor - 25 25 Ryley Walker - Golden Sings That Have Been Sung Ultimate Painting - Dusk Gold Panda - Good Luck and Do Your Best LNZNDRF - LNZNDRF Yorkston / Thorne / Khan - Everything Sacred Stephen Steinbrink - Anagrams Jenny Hval - Blood Bitch Kevin Morby - Singing Saw Woods - City Sun Eater in the River of Light Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve - The Soft Bounce Kneebody & Daedelus - Kneedelus Skepta - Konnichiwa Death in Vegas - Transmission Lemon Twigs - Do Hollywood Szun Waves - At Sacred Walls Mitski - Puberty 2 DIIV - Is The Is Are Danny Brown - Atrocity Exhibition Black Mountain - IV M Craft - Bloodmoon White Denim - Stiff Mark Pritchard - Under The Sun Parquet Courts - Human Performance Amber Arcades - Fading Lines Anohni - Hopelessness D.D Dumbo - Utopia Defeated Swans - The Glowing Man William Tyler - Modern Country Quilt - Plaza The Parrots - Los Niños Sin Miedo nonkeen - The Gamble Holy Fuck - Congrats Goat - Requiem C Duncan - The Midnight Sun Warpaint - Heads Up Tim Hecker - Love Streams GØGGS - GØGGS Steve Gunn - Eyes on the lines Jherek Bischoff - Cistern Hieroglyphic Being - The Disco's Of Imhotep Car Seat Headrest - Teens of Denial Melt Yourself Down - Last Evenings On Earth Be - One Brian Eno - The Ship Boys Forever - Boys Forever Anna Meredith - Varmints Pill - Convenience Hinds - Leave Me Alone Chris Cohen - As If Apart PJ Harvey - The Hope Six Demolition Project School of Seven Bells - SVIIB Ash Koosha - I AKA I Meilyr Jones - 2013 Howes - 3.5 Degrees The Comet Is Coming - Channel The Spirits Kate Tempest - Let Them Eat Chaos Allah-Las - Calico Review Julia Jacklin - Don’t Let The Kids Win King Creosote - Astronaut Meets Appleman Karl Blau - Introducing Karl Blau The Lucid Dream - Compulsion Songs The Early Years - II Savages - Adore Life Not Waving - Animals Merchandise - A Corpse Wired For Sound The Mystery Lights - The Mystery Lights DJ Shadow - The Mountain Will Fall Grumbling Fur - Furfour Chris Forsyth & The Solar Motel Band - The Rarity of Experience Pts. I & II Luke Roberts - Sunlit Cross Ben Lukas Boysen - Spells Margo Price - Midwest Farmer's Daughter Ty Segall - Emotional Mugger Shearwater - Jet Plane and Oxbow Throws - Throws exmagician - Scan The Blue Sturgill Simpson - A Sailor’s Guide To Earth The Range - Potential Teleman - Brilliant Sanity Douglas Dare - Aforger King Gizzard And the Lizard Wizard - Nonagon Infinity LUH - Spiritual Songs for Lovers to Sing I have missed out on quite a bunch from the list. Need to get caught up.

Rotherham United manager Kenny Jackett resigned after just 38 days in charge!

Leaving Palace has just cost him £3.7 million and has had his reputation tarnished. Tony Pulis’s reputation has been shredded in a High Court judgment against him in which he stands accused of acting fraudulently in engineering his departure from Crystal Palace immediately after receiving a £2million bonus. In a damning judgement by Sir Michael Burton, Pulis has been ordered to pay Palace a total of £3,776,000 - £2,276,0000 for the repayment of the bonus plus liquidated damages of £1.5million. It is understood that costs could push that figure to more than £5million. In a 32-page ruling the judge concluded there was no evidence to support Pulis, who challenged the findings of an independent mediation tribunal, set up under Football Association rules, which had declared that “his conduct...has been shown to be disgraceful” and he had “deliberately misled” Palace chairman Steve Parish so he could eventually find a better job. The acrimonious dispute stemmed from August 2014 when Pulis, now the West Bromwich Albion manager, was due a £2million ‘survival’ bonus after guiding Palace to safety in the Premier League. Under his contract the payment was to be made at the end of August but Pulis asked Parish that he paid it early because he needed the money to purchase a plot of land for his daughter. The tribunal suggested that Pulis "sought to play on Mr Parish's goodwill by referring to the land as being for his family (Mr Parish having recently attended the wedding of one of his daughters)." The day after Pulis received the money he told a stunned Parish that he wanted to leave Palace. It later transpired there had been a heated meeting with the players over bonus payments for them which Pulis had said took place on August 12 – the day before he said he wanted to go and the day he received his bonus – but was actually proved to have taken place four days earlier on August 8 after which the manager was said to have told the chairman he remained committed to the club. Pulis called three players – Barry Bannan, Lewis Price and Stuart O’Keefe, all no longer at Palace – who gave evidence that they remembered the meeting as having taken place on August 12. However the judge found that Parish was not at the training ground that day and that they must have misremembered. Palace additionally had telecommunications evidence, taxi receipts and rival statements to counter the claim, plus Parish was able to prove that he had a hairdressers' appointment that day. Pulis cited the meeting as a reason for him wanting out, believing his relationship with the club had broken down, but the judge backed the findings of the panel – compromised of three eminent QCs – that Palace were right about the date of the meeting. The panel added that Pulis was “not willing to concede that the heated players’ meeting did not occur on August 12 because he otherwise had no explanation [for his departure]”. It went on that it was “more likely that he intended to seek more lucrative employment with another club” and that there was no evidence of an "imminent property transaction” – the reason why he said he needed the money in advance – and that “he deliberately gave Mr Parish the impression that he had a pressing need for the money”. In one of the most damning passages of the tribunal’s findings, quoted by the judge in his ruling, it said that Pulis’s “conduct has been shown to be disgraceful”. It added: "It is simply not credible that he [Pulis] could honestly say that he was happy and committed to the Club on 8 August and have changed his mind so completely by 13 August, when nothing had happened other than him having received £2million from the Club." Judge Burton said he dismissed Pulis’s application to challenge the tribunal’s findings and ordered him to repay the bonuses, damages and legal costs “for deceit”. The case was brought after Pulis challenged the findings of a tribunal which was set up under FA Rule K Arbitrations which is a legally sanctioned alternative resolution proceedings (under the Arbitration Act) and so is recognised in law. Palace can now enforce the right to be paid the money in the courts. Pulis did a remarkable job at Palace when he took over from Ian Holloway in November 23 2013 on a two-and-a-half year contract as he guided them away from the threat of relegation, with just four points from 11 games, to 11th place. The 58-year-old was named Premier League manager of the year at the end of the season. After leaving Palace he joined West Brom the following January.

Aye, Gary Speed was named in the very beginning.

"make everything great again" art spotted in Lithuania.

Brilliant photo!!!

#mannequinchallenge

Ian Baird: (scorer of the match winner in 1989) "Elland Road was different back then, to get to the changing rooms, the players had to go through a multi-gym first. Vinnie made sure he was in there when the lads from Newcastle arrived and he started doing what Vinnie did – shouting and screaming, trying to intimidate them and wind them all up." "Burridge walked in, saw what was happening, went straight over to the bench press and benched 100kg 10 times, just like that. The tone was set and it left you thinking ‘yeah. This is a big one’."

Khazri red carded for violent conduct against Mauritania. @@essembeeofsunderland will be along soon.

Part two: http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/inside-newcastle-united-part-two-12180720

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