badgerx16

Just discovered that it is exactly a year, ( well Saturday Jan 12th ), since we last played at the King Power - and won 2-1.

Obviously learning from Hoj.

Really looking forward to the next installment of "League 1 minus 10".

Certainly BP Seniors, and Taunton's. Interesting to see an old punk rockers is now a university vice-chancellor.

He was a bit inconsistent with his yellow cards.

What was all the guff on the commentary about Leicester's recent run of games affecting their players ? Other than the EFL Cup semi final they have played exactly the same number of games as us since mid December, and mostly on the same days.

Interestingly, the Deloitte report states that "66% of CFOs expect the overall environment for business in the long term to be worse if the UK leaves the EU, down from a high of 83% in the second quarter of 2019." ( The results are 66% expect it to be worse, 18% expect it to be better: in Q3 76%/8%: in Q2 83%/7% ). So, perhaps an improving picture, but not quite as rosy as the Telegraph paints.

Driving home this evening, the radio played "School's Out" by Alice Cooper, a record I bought, aged 12, when it came out in 1972. I pointed out to my wife that a 12 year old today, on hearing that record, would be the equivalent of us in 1972 listening to a tune recorded in 1925.

The story is easily found elsewhere, ( see above ).

Her skin colour and heritage shouldn't, I agree, but I suspect that there has been a degree of resistence to her within the coterie that creates the royal 'bubble', based on the 3 criteria I listed.

I wonder if there has been some 'behind the scenes' sniping due to her being (a) American, (b) previously divorced, © not quite WASP.

Plenty more left for the royalists to fawn over.

Bullet

'merican English. Getting ready for the post-Brexit trade deal annexation.

He and his wife had separated.

Not quite what happened, https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4608480/Jeremy-Corbyn-shares-vintage-portraits-Diane-Abbott.html https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/03/22/revealed-jeremy-corbyn-showed-off-naked-diane-abbott-to-impress/

You can generally find syndicated stories elsewhere; https://www.newscabal.co.uk/brussels-warns-uk-over-future-trade-relationship-ambitions/

You paint in such broad strokes. As a 'leftie' I support grammar schools; both my wife and myself went to single sex selective grammars, as did our youngest, and we believe they provide a far better education.

Bin Laden was an international terrorist, although the CIA had helped him to his position of power. Soleimani was a member of a legitimate national command structure, and a key opponent of ISIS.

One playground braggart praising another.

Fixed it.

I think there was a point in the Liv-Eve match last night when a Liverpool player hit the ball against an Everton defender and it went out for a corner. TV replays suggested that the Liverpool player had been in an offside position when receiving the ball, and wasn't flagged, and VAR wasn't interested as it wasn't a goal. If Liverpool had scored from the corner it would have stood. I know that this sort of thing always used to happen before VAR, but surely this is the sort of thing it should be correcting, especially as linos seem to be relying on it.

There were some regulations set around not posting a loss in excess of £105million, and limiting wage budget increases unless there was additional funding from 'new' commercial activities, but these were scrapped in the summer of 2019.

Milivojevic was sent off after the ref went to look at the pitch side monitor. Would that have happened if it was in a Premier League game ? Hasn't up to now.

Come on AFC Fylde.