badgerx16

FYI; Apostasy, conversion from Islam to another religion, is a potentially capital offence in Iran.

Boufal putting in about 25% effort.

Or, perhaps, the lino would have put his flag up. He knows that VAR will check, so he doesn't have to make the decision.

"What's a pyschic ?"

Face to face, now.

But what about the rest of us ?

It is Lord Ducky. If Vera Lynn isn't in it, it isn't worth consideration.

People who miss the capitalisation of God.

And they didn't even mention it in the analysis.

I was trying to be sarcastic.

Not a 'clear and obvious' mistake by the ref - his decision was to 'correctly' give Spuds the benefit of the doubt, and VAR couldn't therefore over rule him.

Imagine what would happen if there is a penalty appeal turned down by the ref, and whilst VAR are checking, the other team break upfield and "score".

Or a combination of all 3.

Probably need another 13 to be safe, ( 38 points has been OK far more often than not ), but I think we will get plenty more than that.

It's where the Flying Spaghetti Monster gets drained.

Well, the ref gave them as fouls.

BBC: Ryan Bertrand cross - yes. Toby Alderweireld handball - yes. Arm in the away from his body - yes. VAR check - yes Everybody in the whole world says penalty - yes. Penalty awarded - NO!

They were saying on R5Live yesterday that at OT and Anfield they don't want to put big screens in because it would mean losing some seats !

If the creator is all knowing, then He caused this thread to be started, and guided you to make all of your posts.

Da Rosi im kapawu fash, keyá?

..erism

You are quite at liberty to believe that, and I would never dream of ridiculing you for it.

There are a few holes in your logic. And yes, we are living in a secular country. ( And as a Republican I couldn't give a scoobies about the status of the Queen ). Christmas Day has only been a bank holiday since the 1970's, I didn't get married in a church yet am still recognised as legitimately as somebody who was, and most people are not buried on church grounds.

We live in a secular country. There is no compulsion to follow a religion of any sort, but there is freedom to follow whichever one you might choose to do.