NeilJ

That'll be a southern hemisphere thing, like water going the other way down the plughole.

Ah come on, Southall

https://youtu.be/Ai6ZftaME0U

Might @ him with this Consumed with premonition Of trouble on horizon By my remarks I was certain I was destined persecution But then I took a chase after the Bournemouth Runner! Bournemouth Runner! C-C-could dare Bournemouth Runner!

Apparently it was checked by var for a possible red. I could sort of understand it if they'd both been given yellows.

Book, book, book, bookability That's the beauty of Fab One for the youngsters there.

Never heard about Colin Pascoe Don't know about Brendan Rodgers Know anything about Sean O'Driscoll Or care about George Bernard Shaw Or Samuel Beckett Won't talk about Eugene O'Neill He won't talk about Edna O'Brien Or know anything about Lawrence Stern

He's like Harold Steptoe, unable to escape, his ambitions perennially thwarted

Positionally suspect He's always getting caught between the moon and New York City

What I didn't understand about that (well, one of the things I didn't understand) was : was the conclusion that *our players* were more likely to score 15 than 0, or that players generally (let's say "players for elite teams" for want of something more precise) were more likely to score 15 than 0. Because if it is the latter, then we (possibly)have an issue.

Was that on the last Pet Sounds box set?

Ah ok. Not sure how that is different from Fabinho in the final, though.

He was offside though, surely?

Ugh, sounds grim at any time let alone after what Saturday night involved. I wasn't meaning to be dismissive, by the way.

Jimmy Webb rejected this line as being just too heartbreaking