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She definitely changed her mind after the first 2 or 3 seasons and said no more but then got them out for that fire scene in S6 - though like Cersei's walk of shamr they might have used a body double/cgi combo.

Lyanna Mormont would be more Johnson territory.

Yeah but he'd be riding the dragon rather than a horse surely? (Of course they didn't show the dragon so you could still be right).

Arya and the hound saw Robb's corpse with the wolf's head being paraded when they arrived so they did keep that bit.

I don't think Jon is that driven though - he'd probably be okay with being a consort though I think the North issue will hinder that.

Plus she isn't going to allow self rule for the North.

It's funny how he's been deemed a failure by fuckwits and mackems when I'd say he's been absolutely key to us stopping up.

They referred to sending his bones back (a gesture by Tyrion I think) but his head was on a spike - if he does appear they probably hope we forget that.

There must be a "freshness" factor in the quality of Wight that can be reanimated given decomposition - Ned would be pushing it I reckon but Rickon might be okay. Not sure if Robb and Catelyn made it back.

Sort of strange that she hasn't been involved in any talk or reference to sex at all really then just went for it. (I think the hound said something about anyone but him would have raped her but that was it). That tunic has pretty good cheb flattening properties as well.

The first two eps have been rewarding imo but knowing only four are left is really bothering me. I think if you spend six and a half years with diverse but related plot threads, starting to bring them all together was bound to bring things to a head quite rapidly but this week's reminded me why a slow burn can work as well. I'm assuming now that the dead will lose next week albeit with a lot of main character deaths as even 3 episodes of resolving the throne is ludicrous. Both last season and this should have been the usual ten - I know they've probably cost more than the previous ones which is the reason but still.

That would be Peterbrough who have a chance of getting the last play-off place "trying" to win just to keep Sunderland down. The bastards.

Gallagher on SSN - not a red for a variety of reasons - not obvious enough, Almiron didn't have possession of the ball and the other defender could have caught Rondon and Almiron. That's us told.

People forget that another key factor in 95-96 was Neville crippling Gillespie on boxing day - another horrible tackle he only got a yellow for.

Probably the most cynical and nasty foul I've ever seen. He also clotheslined Aaron Hughes to go on to score when they beat us 5-3 - only one camera angle showed it and mysteriously Sky never showed that angle again.

I despise him for his general cheeting and abhor Liverpool but that was a foul - he dragged him all over the place.

I remember that fanny Riley not giving one at Bolton years ago when the keeper took Bellamy out quite wide which was the excuse when we had a player square unmarked. The key word should be "opportunity" not certainty.

Watching Curbishley and Tim fucking Sherwood trying to out cunt each other over the yellow.

Never mind VAR, someone should take a look at shit decisions made by that cunt against us on a regular basis - it was him who didnt give the pen at Old Trafford.

I think zionism as a desire for a homeland is no different to the same desire of quite a few displaced peoples. Netanyahu's version which shits on Palestinians is quite objectionable though imo.

Latest version of that poll has Farage down 4 - split 2/2 to tories/UKIP.

It is ironic to see all the "we have no say" fuckers voting though.

Now they just argue over whether the VAR call is right.

Getting things right is one thing but it shows football is now for the benefit of TV audiences rather than attendees more than ever which I find sad.

They may still vote Labour with the current policy which attempts to satisfy both sides - coming out as pure remain/second ref might cost them those votes offseting the gains - that's what I'm saying.