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It’s the all new Sky Sports streaming super service I assume. Games moved for the four agoraphobes interested in watching multiple games on a sweltering August day.
Some really grim away double-headers there which statistically makes it a lot harder to pick up points. Crap Boxing Day. Crap final game if we need something. Luton away on the one weekend I can’t do. Meh.
And there are similar bans in place elsewhere for the same reason but it’s never too hard work for the Mail to get readers frothing over a Khan headline.
It almost always means teams are in it until the last game though. The likes of Albania (won their group anyway) and Georgia have been the best thing about this tournament so far.
They shouldn’t but 120kg is almost 19 stone. Even that big lump for Hungary isn’t close to that.
Leao has had two yellows for diving already but refs refuse to give so many fouls when a player doesn’t go down. The risk to reward for throwing yourself over from minor contact makes it an easy decision.
Everyone has to play their first tournament to get tournament experience. Both Rashford and Grealish have a history of mediocrity for England after poor seasons. He’d have been crucified for taking all the usual favourites.
He’ll resign and be off to California by mid-July anyway. Wonder whether the lead story will be a sitting PM losing their seat for the first time (I believe) amidst probably the most horrendous election loss ever or Reform winning a seat they were expected to win.
On the bright side he stays on the ballot so can still nick a few votes off the Tories. I suspect if some digging was done on every hastily appointed Reform candidate this would look pretty tame in comparison to most.
I doubt Reform are going to do much about the mould in my spare room.
They’ll inevitably win a handful of seats (bookies suggest single digits is pretty much a cert still and about 15% of the vote), make a load of noise for a few weeks then achieve absolutely nothing on the opposition benches on the rare occasions they bother to turn up.
Another debate on ITV tonight featuring mostly reserve players or those you haven’t heard of (I assume he’s the Plaid leader but doubt he gets recognised in his own house).
A minority who never shut up insisting they’re a silent majority have, yes. But then we live in a representative democracy where they’re at least meant to act in our best interests even if those aren’t what some or even most of us want.
Like most things there’s no obvious big majority opinion. As a country we’re spilt more or less down the middle.