I've just donated to this Ukraine fundraiser. Ex military guy. He is taking van loads of sleeping bags and dry food to the polish border and they are being distributed over the border to the territorial defence volunteers in Ukraine.
He has some credibility based on his linkedin profile - it looks like he is backed by some businesses around Glasgow. I think it is worth taking a chance on. https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothy-bradshaw/
There is lots to dislike about Boris (mendacity, laziness, etc.).
But he also - instinctively - got three things absolutely correct: the need to cauterize Brexit as an issue, by - you know - actually Brexiting; vaccines; and Ukraine.
What did he get right about Ukraine?
Oh come on, the UK has been at the absolute forefront of supporting the Ukrainians with useful weapons. Now, one can argue that this relationship goes back to Cameron, but nevertheless, under Johnson's premiership the UK has led the way.
He hasn't positively shat the bed, sure, but there's been no major decision that he could have made differently. Other than not airlifting a bunch of pets (that we know of)
January, the UK were making lots of supply flights to Ukraine when other European countries weren't in the picture. I doubt Boris was personally scheduling flights, but i would have thought he have to give the nod to make such a move. This meant when the war broke out, especially SoF were very well armed.
Very fortunately, we happened to have Ben Wallace at Defence at the right time. I suppose we have to give Boris some credit for that, but, looking at his other appointments, it's probably just pure luck.
If only Boris had appointed a "near perfect" Chancellor
Tbf, Osborne would be doing a much better job right now IMO.
The most fascinating part of this news clip from Putin’s 2003 visit to London, (where he was hosted by the Queen and greeted with a 41-gun salute), is the rare video of him speaking in English.
Fascinating. I fear we probably did fuck up our relations with Russia. There was a window where we could have been allies, perhaps
Ach, so sad
This does not exonerate the Mad Putin of today, he must lose and be seen to lose;
Then, if all is well, we can scrutinise our very real failings
I think even by 2003 it was already too late, though maybe this wasn't fully appreciated in the west. Even back then, in retrospect, this was a regime which if it operated within superficially democratic norms did so only because it was temporarily convenient to do so; and which thought it had a right to pick the leaders of it neighbours.
Yes, I’m sure the plans for Georgia were already underway, and though we let them get away with that in 2008, it’s no different to Ukraine.
Edit - not to mention Litvinenko would have been planned already.
Jeezo, those old favourites, English sparkling wine and scrabbling through the vomit of BJ’s pm-ship for the delicious bits. It’s like PB’s been eating raw onions and kippers.
Trott one, is quite some stat. When you think he played a load of tests, against the sort of pace regularly in test match cricket a top edge can easily go for six, before you even consider getting in and taking on a spinner.
There is lots to dislike about Boris (mendacity, laziness, etc.).
But he also - instinctively - got three things absolutely correct: the need to cauterize Brexit as an issue, by - you know - actually Brexiting; vaccines; and Ukraine.
What did he get right about Ukraine?
Oh come on, the UK has been at the absolute forefront of supporting the Ukrainians with useful weapons. Now, one can argue that this relationship goes back to Cameron, but nevertheless, under Johnson's premiership the UK has led the way.
He hasn't positively shat the bed, sure, but there's been no major decision that he could have made differently. Other than not airlifting a bunch of pets (that we know of)
January, the UK were making lots of supply flights to Ukraine when other European countries weren't in the picture. I doubt Boris was personally scheduling flights, but i would have thought he have to give the nod to make such a move. This meant when the war broke out, especially SoF were very well armed.
Very fortunately, we happened to have Ben Wallace at Defence at the right time. I suppose we have to give Boris some credit for that, but, looking at his other appointments, it's probably just pure luck.
If only Boris had appointed a "near perfect" Chancellor
Tbf, Osborne would be doing a much better job right now IMO.
I suspect any CoE would be producing pretty much the same "Budget"
Life is fucked for all of us for quite a while. It is time to adjust to the new normal
The most fascinating part of this news clip from Putin’s 2003 visit to London, (where he was hosted by the Queen and greeted with a 41-gun salute), is the rare video of him speaking in English.
Fascinating. I fear we probably did fuck up our relations with Russia. There was a window where we could have been allies, perhaps
Ach, so sad
This does not exonerate the Mad Putin of today, he must lose and be seen to lose;
Then, if all is well, we can scrutinise our very real failings
There is no 'we' in that sense. We can be allies with Russia if America chooses that we shall. Even today with Boris proposing to freeze Russia's gold - that's him kite-flying for the US; they're the ones who'd like to get their mits on the gold. Differences are presentational.
Trott one, is quite some stat. When you think he played a load of tests, against the sort of pace regularly in test match cricket a top edge can easily go for six, before you even consider getting in and taking on a spinner.
You need to play a pull to get a top edged six really, and I don’t think he was a frequent puller. Not like Graeme Thorpe, allegedly...
Yes it is, you're just insane. Sadly, this is not news
Scott was happily posting that bullshit video with Boris being "isolated" at the NATO meeting. He just can't help himself. His whole life seems to revolve around hatred of Brexit and Boris. I mean I don't like Boris very much, yet I'm still able to apply basic fucking logic to this stuff and there's no way that Biden and Macron would be rude to the PM of the UK despite Boris being a dipshit. I still remember the same bullshit stories from the Cornwall G7 and Scott furiously masturbating over the video if Macron blanking Boris and speaking to Biden, yet a month later AUKUS came into being and that was founded at the G7 in Cornwall by Boris and Biden.
He still falls for this, time and again. It's as if he's become addicted to bullshit news about the PM or Brexit and doesn't know how to let go of whatever adrenaline rush he gets every time some "bad news" headline comes out.
Trott one, is quite some stat. When you think he played a load of tests, against the sort of pace regularly in test match cricket a top edge can easily go for six, before you even consider getting in and taking on a spinner.
You need to play a pull to get a top edged six really, and I don’t think he was a frequent puller. Not like Graeme Thorpe, allegedly...
At 90mph, you can easily get tucked up, ball flies off top edge, some smaller grounds it can go for 6.
Trott one, is quite some stat. When you think he played a load of tests, against the sort of pace regularly in test match cricket a top edge can easily go for six, before you even consider getting in and taking on a spinner.
You need to play a pull to get a top edged six really, and I don’t think he was a frequent puller. Not like Graeme Thorpe, allegedly...
I've just donated to this Ukraine fundraiser. Ex military guy. He is taking van loads of sleeping bags and dry food to the polish border and they are being distributed over the border to the territorial defence volunteers in Ukraine.
He has some credibility based on his linkedin profile - it looks like he is backed by some businesses around Glasgow. I think it is worth taking a chance on. https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothy-bradshaw/
Trott one, is quite some stat. When you think he played a load of tests, against the sort of pace regularly in test match cricket a top edge can easily go for six, before you even consider getting in and taking on a spinner.
You need to play a pull to get a top edged six really, and I don’t think he was a frequent puller. Not like Graeme Thorpe, allegedly...
At 90mph, you can easily get tucked up, ball flies off top edge, some smaller grounds it can go for 6.
I hit a six away to Charterhouse in the County Cup.
Imagine being the top 7 batsmen getting out for peanuts and 2 blokes who would struggle to bat much higher than bottom half in local league cricket can build innings.
Trott one, is quite some stat. When you think he played a load of tests, against the sort of pace regularly in test match cricket a top edge can easily go for six, before you even consider getting in and taking on a spinner.
You need to play a pull to get a top edged six really, and I don’t think he was a frequent puller. Not like Graeme Thorpe, allegedly...
At 90mph, you can easily get tucked up, ball flies off top edge, some smaller grounds it can go for 6.
At my old club there was a local rule of 0 and out into the houses at one end. Closest I came to falling foul of it was a top edged hook, but it just clipped the top of the very tall net. Mind it was not a big ground.
There is lots to dislike about Boris (mendacity, laziness, etc.).
But he also - instinctively - got three things absolutely correct: the need to cauterize Brexit as an issue, by - you know - actually Brexiting; vaccines; and Ukraine.
Cauterise is a brilliant word, in this analogy
As in, brexit was a severe wound in danger of festering and killing the body politic.
Sunday night, C4, The Falklands War, the untold story. Probably worth a watch. Clip from trailer:
The head of the SAS in the Falklands, Sir Michael Rose, speaks publicly for the first time about the war, and how the British task force came close to defeat.
You could say that about virtually any war, the fact is it didn't and the Argentine military is even weaker now than then
There is lots to dislike about Boris (mendacity, laziness, etc.).
But he also - instinctively - got three things absolutely correct: the need to cauterize Brexit as an issue, by - you know - actually Brexiting; vaccines; and Ukraine.
What did he get right about Ukraine?
Oh come on, the UK has been at the absolute forefront of supporting the Ukrainians with useful weapons. Now, one can argue that this relationship goes back to Cameron, but nevertheless, under Johnson's premiership the UK has led the way.
He hasn't positively shat the bed, sure, but there's been no major decision that he could have made differently. Other than not airlifting a bunch of pets (that we know of)
January, the UK were making lots of supply flights to Ukraine when other European countries weren't in the picture. I doubt Boris was personally scheduling flights, but i would have thought he have to give the nod to make such a move. This meant when the war broke out, especially SoF were very well armed.
Very fortunately, we happened to have Ben Wallace at Defence at the right time. I suppose we have to give Boris some credit for that, but, looking at his other appointments, it's probably just pure luck.
If only Boris had appointed a "near perfect" Chancellor
Tbf, Osborne would be doing a much better job right now IMO.
Not sure about Sunak but I thought Osborne was terrible. Did almost nothing of substance with regards to financial reform in the wake of the GFC, pursued an unrealistic approach to the public finances until it was clear it wouldn't work, messed around with corporation tax cuts and enterprise zones to little effect and perhaps worst of all help to buy (sell?).
Jeezo, those old favourites, English sparkling wine and scrabbling through the vomit of BJ’s pm-ship for the delicious bits. It’s like PB’s been eating raw onions and kippers.
Weirdly, you don't .Why is that? You hate the UK, why don't you fuck off and do a Scottish site all of your own? why?
Lol, on the downslope? I assume over indulgence in Nyetimber gives you the same disgusting breath as all other sparkling wines.
Seriously. Just fuck off to the equivalent and specifically Scottish indy website. We will get together a collection to speed you on your way, and give you lots of likes as you depart!
Nothing you say about anything else, outside Scottish indy, is of any interest to anyone on here. Like all your Nat peers, you are a bore. It is time to face that fact, and quit
Man up, and leave. All you care about is your dismal, parochial Scottish Nationalism. So find a website that satisfies you. Do it. Go
Trott one, is quite some stat. When you think he played a load of tests, against the sort of pace regularly in test match cricket a top edge can easily go for six, before you even consider getting in and taking on a spinner.
You need to play a pull to get a top edged six really, and I don’t think he was a frequent puller. Not like Graeme Thorpe, allegedly...
At 90mph, you can easily get tucked up, ball flies off top edge, some smaller grounds it can go for 6.
I hit a six away to Charterhouse in the County Cup.
Trott one, is quite some stat. When you think he played a load of tests, against the sort of pace regularly in test match cricket a top edge can easily go for six, before you even consider getting in and taking on a spinner.
You need to play a pull to get a top edged six really, and I don’t think he was a frequent puller. Not like Graeme Thorpe, allegedly...
At 90mph, you can easily get tucked up, ball flies off top edge, some smaller grounds it can go for 6.
I hit a six away to Charterhouse in the County Cup.
The one in the mendips or the school?
The school. It was a top edge over deep fine leg. It wasn't a long boundary.
There is lots to dislike about Boris (mendacity, laziness, etc.).
But he also - instinctively - got three things absolutely correct: the need to cauterize Brexit as an issue, by - you know - actually Brexiting; vaccines; and Ukraine.
Cauterise is a brilliant word, in this analogy
As in, brexit was a severe wound in danger of festering and killing the body politic.
Sunday night, C4, The Falklands War, the untold story. Probably worth a watch. Clip from trailer:
The head of the SAS in the Falklands, Sir Michael Rose, speaks publicly for the first time about the war, and how the British task force came close to defeat.
You could say that about virtually any war, the fact is it didn't and the Argentine military is even weaker now than then
Tell me, did you experience the Falklands war as if you had you would have known the task force did come close to defeat
Jeezo, those old favourites, English sparkling wine and scrabbling through the vomit of BJ’s pm-ship for the delicious bits. It’s like PB’s been eating raw onions and kippers.
Weirdly, you don't .Why is that? You hate the UK, why don't you fuck off and do a Scottish site all of your own? why?
Lol, on the downslope? I assume over indulgence in Nyetimber gives you the same disgusting breath as all other sparkling wines.
Seriously. Just fuck off to the equivalent and specifically Scottish indy website. We will get together a collection to speed you on your way, and give you lots of likes as you depart!
Nothing you say about anything else, outside Scottish indy, is of any interest to anyone on here. Like all your Nat peers, you are a bore. It is time to face that fact, and quit
Man up, and leave. All you care about is your dismal, parochial Scottish Nationalism. So find a website that satisfies you. Do it. Go
Given you can hardly persuade your ageing flesh to do what you want, I must break it to you that I’m unlikely to give a fuck about your screeching.
Saqib Mahmood has now hit more sixes in Test cricket (1) than Jonathan Trott (0).
What a fact.
Trott never hit a six in test cricket !!
Mike Atherton and Geoff Boycott also hit very few sixes during their long careers. I think Atherton hit 4, and Boycott 2. Atherton played for 12 years, Boycott 18 years. (From memory, haven't checked).
Jeezo, those old favourites, English sparkling wine and scrabbling through the vomit of BJ’s pm-ship for the delicious bits. It’s like PB’s been eating raw onions and kippers.
Weirdly, you don't .Why is that? You hate the UK, why don't you fuck off and do a Scottish site all of your own? why?
Lol, on the downslope? I assume over indulgence in Nyetimber gives you the same disgusting breath as all other sparkling wines.
Seriously. Just fuck off to the equivalent and specifically Scottish indy website. We will get together a collection to speed you on your way, and give you lots of likes as you depart!
Nothing you say about anything else, outside Scottish indy, is of any interest to anyone on here. Like all your Nat peers, you are a bore. It is time to face that fact, and quit
Man up, and leave. All you care about is your dismal, parochial Scottish Nationalism. So find a website that satisfies you. Do it. Go
Given you can hardly persuade your ageing flesh to do what you want, I must break it to you that I’m unlikely to give a fuck about your screeching.
Saqib Mahmood has now hit more sixes in Test cricket (1) than Jonathan Trott (0).
What a fact.
Trott never hit a six in test cricket !!
Mike Atherton and Geoff Boycott also hit very few sixes during their long careers. I think Atherton hit 4, and Boycott 2. Atherton played for 12 years, Boycott 18 years.
Saqib Mahmood has now hit more sixes in Test cricket (1) than Jonathan Trott (0).
What a fact.
Trott never hit a six in test cricket !!
Mike Atherton and Geoff Boycott also hit very few sixes during their long careers. I think Atherton hit 4, and Boycott 2. Atherton played for 12 years, Boycott 18 years.
Boycott of course preferred cutting and driving to pulling or hooking (when he played shots in anger at all).
Atherton was a good player of the pull - equally, he was usually more set on preserving his wicket.
Saqib Mahmood has now hit more sixes in Test cricket (1) than Jonathan Trott (0).
What a fact.
Trott never hit a six in test cricket !!
Mike Atherton and Geoff Boycott also hit very few sixes during their long careers. I think Atherton hit 4, and Boycott 2. Atherton played for 12 years, Boycott 18 years.
With Boycott it seemed longer...
Famous newspaper report including a Freudian slip.
'Shortly after tea, Mr Boycott ran a single to long on to complete his century in a little over six years of batting.'
Sunday night, C4, The Falklands War, the untold story. Probably worth a watch. Clip from trailer:
The head of the SAS in the Falklands, Sir Michael Rose, speaks publicly for the first time about the war, and how the British task force came close to defeat.
According to NYT bit I linked, not only are the Russian foot soldiers using unsecure radio and normal cell phones, apparently even General are communicating via this method. They claim that one of those killed was as a direct result of being tracked via cell phone communications.
If the NYT can get this info, the likes of the US / UK intelligence services must be having a field day with it. No wonder the Ukranian SoF lot appear to know a hell of a lot about when and where to hit things.
The trouble is what to believe and what not to believe. The Today programme the other day stated that Russian soldiers were not allowed to have, let alone use, mobile phones. That seemed unlikely to me, but if true makes the above impossible.
It's entirely possible that (a) they're not allowed to have/use mobile phones; and (b) a meaningful subset of them have mobile phones.
Yep, but this was the reason given for us not getting any pictures from the Russian side (dubious because the Russians can quite easily take real or staged pictures if they wanted to) Personally I take all the stories with a pinch of salt. I have little confidence in the media at the best of times, but here they are understandably also getting fed oodles of propaganda which result in contradictions.
I always wonder what somebody put in his morning coffee that day...
When the usually rock-solid Boycott went Boom Boom
When the dust settled, the greatest stodger of them all had amassed 146 runs, with fifteen fours and three improbable sixes. Yorkshire posted 317 at the then-unprecedented rate of 5.28 an over; in reply
Jeezo, those old favourites, English sparkling wine and scrabbling through the vomit of BJ’s pm-ship for the delicious bits. It’s like PB’s been eating raw onions and kippers.
Weirdly, you don't .Why is that? You hate the UK, why don't you fuck off and do a Scottish site all of your own? why?
Lol, on the downslope? I assume over indulgence in Nyetimber gives you the same disgusting breath as all other sparkling wines.
Seriously. Just fuck off to the equivalent and specifically Scottish indy website. We will get together a collection to speed you on your way, and give you lots of likes as you depart!
Nothing you say about anything else, outside Scottish indy, is of any interest to anyone on here. Like all your Nat peers, you are a bore. It is time to face that fact, and quit
Man up, and leave. All you care about is your dismal, parochial Scottish Nationalism. So find a website that satisfies you. Do it. Go
Given you can hardly persuade your ageing flesh to do what you want, I must break it to you that I’m unlikely to give a fuck about your screeching.
I've just donated to this Ukraine fundraiser. Ex military guy. He is taking van loads of sleeping bags and dry food to the polish border and they are being distributed over the border to the territorial defence volunteers in Ukraine.
He has some credibility based on his linkedin profile - it looks like he is backed by some businesses around Glasgow. I think it is worth taking a chance on. https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothy-bradshaw/
Saqib Mahmood has now hit more sixes in Test cricket (1) than Jonathan Trott (0).
What a fact.
Trott never hit a six in test cricket !!
Mike Atherton and Geoff Boycott also hit very few sixes during their long careers. I think Atherton hit 4, and Boycott 2. Atherton played for 12 years, Boycott 18 years.
Boycott of course preferred cutting and driving to pulling or hooking (when he played shots in anger at all).
Atherton was a good player of the pull - equally, he was usually more set on preserving his wicket.
I don't think I'd fully appreciated this. They're communicating with mobile phones? Using the Ukrainian networks?! Really? I'm no comms paranoid but I think I'd find a more secure method than that. It's not as if they're using a language which is particularly obscure to the enemy. Ukraine is teeming with people who speak Russian.
Yes there have been numerous reports of them doing such stuff. Even having a Russian phone switched on, or a Russian SIM in a phone, in Ukraine is dangerous. So if some conscript with a mobile is sat in a vehicle in a convoy trundling down some Ukrainian road it's highly likely that somebody knows instantly that "Russians are there". Of course that doesn't mean Ukrainian forces can act, but the risk is there.
Though as they are running engines to keep warm at night, and the Ukranian drones have thermal imaging, poor communication discipline is not the only way to find them.
I always wonder what somebody put in his morning coffee that day...
When the usually rock-solid Boycott went Boom Boom
When the dust settled, the greatest stodger of them all had amassed 146 runs, with fifteen fours and three improbable sixes. Yorkshire posted 317 at the then-unprecedented rate of 5.28 an over; in reply
Clearly no cost of living crisis among flint knapper of the world....
I can concur it good stuff.
The best pink fizz in the world? Gotta be up there.
Also it consistently surprises. You give it to friends and the older and less up-to-speed presume it is French or maybe Italian or even American, but it is British and English and ours and it is exquisite. Pricey, however
One of the best moments we had at the office pre-COVID was a blind testing of sparkling wines across Europe and our French unit director picking Nytimber over the Champagne option (which was in the £50-60 range iirc). He's never been able to live it down.
Nyetimber is fantastic.
I would also like to suggest the US champagnes made by the French houses in Napa - not least because they are excellent value. Mumm Napa is about 15 quit.
The best Californian sparklers are good, but they lack the delicacy of good champagne. England produces just about the only sparkling wines which are genuinely up there with the best.
I would agree that Nyetimber is genuinely outstanding. But it's also 4-5x the price of Chandon, Mumm Napa or Roederer Estate.
The standard Nyetimber is £27.69 at Waitrose. Were you thinking of some fancier cuvee?
Sunday night, C4, The Falklands War, the untold story. Probably worth a watch. Clip from trailer:
The head of the SAS in the Falklands, Sir Michael Rose, speaks publicly for the first time about the war, and how the British task force came close to defeat.
Please, Please, don't start him again.
Don't worry I'm not going to, but I have just seen his reply and it is very very very tempting.
I’m not sure what it says about British commentators that they brood so jealously over clips of “Boris abroad”.
Nothing good.
Beyond noting that he looks like a chimp dressed as a tramp, who cares who he is shaking hands with?
I ignored the crap this morning about “isolation”, and I’m ignoring the full edit “rebuttal” tonight.
At current rate of deterioration of body, wardrobe, hair, etc., etc., by the time the next GE roles around, and assuming he's still PM, won't Boris Johnson resemble Uncle Fester on a very bad day?
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I've just donated to this Ukraine fundraiser. Ex military guy. He is taking van loads of sleeping bags and dry food to the polish border and they are being distributed over the border to the territorial defence volunteers in Ukraine.
He has some credibility based on his linkedin profile - it looks like he is backed by some businesses around Glasgow. I think it is worth taking a chance on. https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothy-bradshaw/
Edit - not to mention Litvinenko would have been planned already.
I assume over indulgence in Nyetimber gives you the same disgusting breath as all other sparkling wines.
OBR sticks with forecast that #Brexit will cause 4% long run hit to GDP, and 15% fall in total imports & exports.
Adds "None" of new FTAs OR regulatory changes will have "material impact on our forecast"
Pace @Jacob_Rees_Mogg
https://obr.uk/docs/dlm_uploads/CCS0222366764-001_OBR-EFO-March-2022_Web-Accessible-2.pdf https://twitter.com/pmdfoster/status/1506703157589651459/photo/1
And that's before Truss blows up the GFA
Life is fucked for all of us for quite a while. It is time to adjust to the new normal
Not like Graeme Thorpe, allegedly...
He still falls for this, time and again. It's as if he's become addicted to bullshit news about the PM or Brexit and doesn't know how to let go of whatever adrenaline rush he gets every time some "bad news" headline comes out.
His hooks were something else too.
Something to do with shelving his drive.
Haven't had time to listen yet:
https://becauseican-the-robust-guide-to-being-effective.simplecast.com/episodes/18-becauseican-ukraine-special
- Comes from money.
- Provides his own privatised solution to crime rather than funding the police force.
- Beats up poor people.
You are just making shit up now
Go Mahmood
OK
Nothing you say about anything else, outside Scottish indy, is of any interest to anyone on here. Like all your Nat peers, you are a bore. It is time to face that fact, and quit
Man up, and leave. All you care about is your dismal, parochial Scottish Nationalism. So find a website that satisfies you. Do it. Go
(Ducks)
I doubt you were more than a wee boy at the time
Atherton was a good player of the pull - equally, he was usually more set on preserving his wicket.
'Shortly after tea, Mr Boycott ran a single to long on to complete his century in a little over six years of batting.'
https://twitter.com/RedfieldWilton/status/1505975053212598280?s=20&t=z67ejZyEfi7EKh0-nkbNZQ
https://twitter.com/RedfieldWilton/status/1505967600504918021?s=20&t=z67ejZyEfi7EKh0-nkbNZQ
Hopefully Mahmood and Leach can see the day out.
When the usually rock-solid Boycott went Boom Boom
When the dust settled, the greatest stodger of them all had amassed 146 runs, with fifteen fours and three improbable sixes. Yorkshire posted 317 at the then-unprecedented rate of 5.28 an over; in reply
https://wisden.com/stories/features/when-the-usually-rock-solid-boycott-went-boom-boom
Though he did imply no magic jam tree, so not everyone will have jam on it, today or tomorrow 😕
Edit - I will be off to GB News then....
https://twitter.com/LostWeapons/status/1506774971749584898?t=HpDEd9VULCKXzsN8cnMQSw&s=19
Boycott could actually score fast when in form.
His 'problem' was that when not in form he still had a good defensive technique which enabled him to bat all day but score only 70.
That probably says something about me rather than the film though.
https://twitter.com/royalreporter/status/1507015519362187270?s=21
Nothing good.
Beyond noting that he looks like a chimp dressed as a tramp, who cares who he is shaking hands with?
I ignored the crap this morning about “isolation”, and I’m ignoring the full edit “rebuttal” tonight.
My top 3 cities would be New York, Istanbul, and Sydney.
Capetown, Marrakesh, Jerusalem, Vienna, Hong Kong all making the shortlist.
Hatred is not a healthy state of mind.
Let bygones be bygones
That's England in the Seventies.
I was 15 before I was aware of England in a World Cup.
How?