Hamilton Saint

"Wake-up call" for Saints, Adam and Joe agree.

COYS!

HT (Tea Time)

Cambridge with a chance. Corner for them.

Joe T says that Adam Armstrong is working well on the left.

Nothing for McCarthy to do, so far.

Good long-range pass from Lyanco sets an attacking move going. Nothing comes of it, though.

Assist from Payne.

Che Adams scores. 1-0

Joe Tessem thinks Saints will score soon.

Good cross from Bednarek into the box leads to a corner.

Cambridge getting their first spell of possession.

Over-hit pass from Diallo.

Elyounoussi shoots on target. Saved. saints have a croner.

Saints goal disallowed for handball.

Payne at RB.

I found the link lower down the home page.

Adam B says it will be a 4-3-3 formation.

Link on the club's site now with audio commentary from Adam B and Joe T.

The same for me.

Rule 8.1 of the competition’s guidelines says: “In all Competition Matches, each Club is permitted to name up to nine substitutes on the Team Sheet, of whom not more than five may take part in the Competition Match. Each Club is only permitted a maximum of three opportunities to make substitutions during the Competition Match. Clubs may make substitutions at half time and any substitutions made will not count towards the maximum of three opportunities. A Club may make more than one substitution at each of its three opportunities.”

Nuance and sarcasm are often difficult to detect when they lack context and are deliberately missing any indicators (like emojis) that would help identify them as such. And especially on a site like this that is full of insincere, clever Dick contributors keen to fool the unsuspecting.

Kathleen Parker writing in the Washington Post about the man who killed seven and wounded more than two dozen in Highland Park, Illinois: "Crimo attempted suicide in April 2019. Then, in September of the same year, he announced to his family that he wanted “to kill everyone.” Police visited the Highland Park home where Crimo lived with his father and uncle, and confiscated 16 knives, a dagger and a sword. Because no complaints were filed, there was no further investigation. Still, if these incidents didn’t raise red flags, then the world must be color blind. Three months later, Robert Crimo began buying guns with his father’s signed approval. The real quiet kid passed four federal background checks, purchasing five guns — including the one used at the parade."

Fathers and Sons is a novel by Ivan Turgenev.