Sheaf Saint

Surprised he hasn't been hooked already really. Not been on it at all tonight.

Just pinged the ball straight out of play under no pressure whatsoever. But apparently he's the best passer in the world.

A minute or so after he made a total hash of a decent shooting opportunity.

He's got a turning circle slower than the rotation of the Earth.

There seems to be some very dubious refereeing decisions going in Denmark's favour in this game.

Shocking defending by the Dutch on that corner.

No. If you bothered to take your tongue out of Trump's arse for a bit and read some facts, you'll find that the ruling was made by the supreme court, which is heavily conservative leaning, and that Biden has critcised the decision.

Yeah but he doesn't just play on the left. I have it on good authority that he plays on the right too.

Straight from their own throw-in as well.

Oh my.

Journeyman? Before this summer he's moved clubs twice in 18 years as a pro.

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Looked outside the box on the replay.

Has Che even had a touch of the ball yet?

Nothing Gunn could have done about that one.

Exactly my experience only without the encouraging dad, so it never even crossed my mind that I could go to uni. The careers advice at my school was just a joke. There was never any engagement or analysis to see what my actual skills were or what I enjoyed. It was just "here's a list of places you can go to get advice on possible apprenticeships".

That's a bit disingenuous. 16 goals and 4 assists in 41 appearances us a decent contribution no matter how you view it. Yes he missed a few sitters, as he always has done. But he was a very important cog in our promotion machine and we were a poorer team overall when he wasn't playing. I share many poster's doubts about his ability to make such a contribution in the PL, but to suggest he didn't do well last season is wider of the mark than one of his worst misses.

Lock him up! or something.

I found the writing really poor in S4, and found that I had no interest in finding out what was going to happen with the main narrative. They clearly had no idea what to do with half the characters, and it seemed to become even more specifically about Burnham than the previous seasons were. I also found that the whole "let's have an emotional crisis instead of just acting professionally and doing our jobs" thing got very tiresome. Edit: I probably would have sacked it off sooner, but I guess I just wasn't ready to accept there could be a ST series I didn't like. But eventually I resigned myself to it.

As someone who gave up on it part way through S4, did it get any better in S5? Should I give it another go?

Time to move this to Golden Posts, perhaps?

Speaking of reform candidates... https://cdn.jwplayer.com/previews/hlRdgkYV Sharp as a nail, this one

OK, I'm going to try one more time to get through to you, though I don't hold out much hope of success. There is a very high degree of confidence among the climate science community that approximately 100% of current observed warming is attributed to human activity. This tool was developed by researchers at Oxford University This is not 'religion', it is actual science.

But you are a sceptic Whitey, because no matter how many times you have the facts about the unprecedented rate of warming in the post-industrial era explained to you, no matter how much scientific literature you are presented with showing that warming is only accounted for when CO2 emissions are factored into the models, you still always dismiss or ignore it and fall back on the old "climate changes naturally anyway" claim that is straight from the denialists' playbook. Perhaps it's time you changed your avatar.