I bet Arteta is dead pleased to learn injuried Rice and Saka are playing a pointless match, rather than play somebody like Manioo.
Edit - Apparently Mainoo is injuried as well...
Mainoo must really be wondering why he wasted his summer.
I bet Chalobah really pleased he cancelled his summer holibobs to be overlooked even when no other fit defenders to bring on and Rice goes to right back. And now doesn't even get a run out in the Worthless Cup game.
I bet Arteta is dead pleased to learn injuried Rice and Saka are playing a pointless match, rather than play somebody like Manioo.
Edit - Apparently Mainoo is injuried as well...
Mainoo must really be wondering why he wasted his summer.
I bet Chalobah really pleased he cancelled his summer holibobs to be overlooked even when no other fit defenders to bring on and Rice goes to right back. And now doesn't even get a run out in the Worthless Cup game.
This is a completely stupid and pointless game that no one gives a toss about. The least Tuchell could do is give game time to everyone in the squad who has not played.
I bet Arteta is dead pleased to learn injuried Rice and Saka are playing a pointless match, rather than play somebody like Manioo.
Edit - Apparently Mainoo is injuried as well...
Mainoo must really be wondering why he wasted his summer.
I bet Chalobah really pleased he cancelled his summer holibobs to be overlooked even when no other fit defenders to bring on and Rice goes to right back. And now doesn't even get a run out in the Worthless Cup game.
This is a completely stupid and pointless game that no one gives a toss about. The least Tuchell could do is give game time to everyone in the squad who has not played.
And not played crocked players. Saka can't bloody run. Each match he has played, he manages 2-3 bursts, then has to walk the rest of the time he is on the pitch. Rice has been some well documented damage and been shitting his guts out while punishing himself in massive matches at altitude and extreme heat (and also a player that can't help but always play at 100%). Guéhi tweaked his hamstring a couple of games back.
I bet Arteta is dead pleased to learn injuried Rice and Saka are playing a pointless match, rather than play somebody like Manioo.
Edit - Apparently Mainoo is injuried as well...
Mainoo must really be wondering why he wasted his summer.
Reports he is so disillusioned he is not in the right place to play
If true shocking indictment of Tuchel coaching and care to his players
Kane vanished with a complete lack of service to him when England got to the business end of the competition. I find it astonishing that Tuchel focused on grafters rather than someone who could be just a bit creative in midfield.
I bet Arteta is dead pleased to learn injuried Rice and Saka are playing a pointless match, rather than play somebody like Manioo.
Edit - Apparently Mainoo is injuried as well...
Mainoo must really be wondering why he wasted his summer.
I bet Chalobah really pleased he cancelled his summer holibobs to be overlooked even when no other fit defenders to bring on and Rice goes to right back. And now doesn't even get a run out in the Worthless Cup game.
This is a completely stupid and pointless game that no one gives a toss about. The least Tuchell could do is give game time to everyone in the squad who has not played.
And not played crocked players. Saka can't bloody run. Each match he has played, he manages 2-3 bursts, then has to walk the rest of the time he is on the pitch. Rice has been some well documented damage and been shitting his guts out while punishing himself in massive matches at altitude and extreme heat (and also a player that can't help but always play at 100%). Guéhi tweaked his hamstring a couple of games back.
I honestly think Tuchel had a poor world cup. His squad selection was eccentric, his team selection was poor, his tactics were questionable and he simply did not focus on how to get the best out of his best players. The criticism of the team (who had played as he set them up) after Norway really rankled, his overloading of defenders against Argentina giving England no out ball or any break from the relentless pressure until the inevitable happened, he is bloody lucky to have kept his job.
I bet Arteta is dead pleased to learn injuried Rice and Saka are playing a pointless match, rather than play somebody like Manioo.
Edit - Apparently Mainoo is injuried as well...
Mainoo must really be wondering why he wasted his summer.
I bet Chalobah really pleased he cancelled his summer holibobs to be overlooked even when no other fit defenders to bring on and Rice goes to right back. And now doesn't even get a run out in the Worthless Cup game.
This is a completely stupid and pointless game that no one gives a toss about. The least Tuchell could do is give game time to everyone in the squad who has not played.
And not played crocked players. Saka can't bloody run. Each match he has played, he manages 2-3 bursts, then has to walk the rest of the time he is on the pitch. Rice has been some well documented damage and been shitting his guts out while punishing himself in massive matches at altitude and extreme heat (and also a player that can't help but always play at 100%). Guéhi tweaked his hamstring a couple of games back.
I honestly think Tuchel had a poor world cup. His squad selection was eccentric, his team selection was poor, his tactics were questionable and he simply did not focus on how to get the best out of his best players. The criticism of the team (who had played as he set them up) after Norway really rankled, his overloading of defenders against Argentina giving England no out ball or any break from the relentless pressure until the inevitable happened, he is bloody lucky to have kept his job.
I'm not 100% sure we should be getting as excited about a banner on a football pitch - the better course would be to ignore rather than respond.
I'm sure Millei would lose his fan club among some on here if he were to instigate some form of action over the Falklands but he won't probably because he can't.
One man already seemingly lacking a fan club is Andy Burnham - the usual suspects are weighing in and he's not even in post. At least some waited for Starmer's car to be at Admiralty Arch before chiming in.
The Mail claims he will tqke us back to the 1970s - I was tempted to think Farage would take us back to the 1870s and Rupert Lowe to the 1670s but that's a little mean spirited.
Burnham will only hold an election when he is certain he will win - Theresa May stands as an example of electoral over-confidence.
I think he has a political edge which Starmer lacks and he will know the perception of improvement is more important than the statistical truth. As an opponent, he will make Badenoch's life much harder and of that I am sure she is well aware. She will need to raise her game accordingly.
Inevitable when the quarter finals finished 72 hours ago.
All the grounds have been half empty all the way through this tournament.
Clearly, the stupid mismarketing of the Hundred which is putting everyone off plus the expense of tickets is having a negative knock on effect on attendances.
That's bad news for the counties, most of whom rely on T20 gate money to stay ahead of the overdraft.
What a fool the man is. I really do think that Truss might see her 49 days beaten.
From the same Twitter feed
“ 🚨NEW: Andy Burnham will increase international aid spending from the current 0.2% of GDP to 0.7% of GDP
It will cost roughly +£16.5Bn”
Doesn’t say if it’s per year or life of parliament
Admirable but will go down badly with a lot of people . If confirmed this looks like a bad mistake by Burnham and where exactly is he going to find the money ?
I broadly agree with the putative benefits of internation aid, but even to me this sounds absolutely nuts in the current circumstances.
Inevitable when the quarter finals finished 72 hours ago.
All the grounds have been half empty all the way through this tournament.
Clearly, the stupid mismarketing of the Hundred which is putting everyone off plus the expense of tickets is having a negative knock on effect on attendances.
That's bad news for the counties, most of whom rely on T20 gate money to stay ahead of the overdraft.
Absolutely boils my piss that between the 20th of July and the 18th of August the England's men's team will not play any format of cricket.
I bet Arteta is dead pleased to learn injuried Rice and Saka are playing a pointless match, rather than play somebody like Manioo.
Edit - Apparently Mainoo is injuried as well...
Mainoo must really be wondering why he wasted his summer.
I bet Chalobah really pleased he cancelled his summer holibobs to be overlooked even when no other fit defenders to bring on and Rice goes to right back. And now doesn't even get a run out in the Worthless Cup game.
This is a completely stupid and pointless game that no one gives a toss about. The least Tuchell could do is give game time to everyone in the squad who has not played.
And not played crocked players. Saka can't bloody run. Each match he has played, he manages 2-3 bursts, then has to walk the rest of the time he is on the pitch. Rice has been some well documented damage and been shitting his guts out while punishing himself in massive matches at altitude and extreme heat (and also a player that can't help but always play at 100%). Guéhi tweaked his hamstring a couple of games back.
I honestly think Tuchel had a poor world cup. His squad selection was eccentric, his team selection was poor, his tactics were questionable and he simply did not focus on how to get the best out of his best players. The criticism of the team (who had played as he set them up) after Norway really rankled, his overloading of defenders against Argentina giving England no out ball or any break from the relentless pressure until the inevitable happened, he is bloody lucky to have kept his job.
We need to understand who was injured to understand his choices.
The same government keeps on adding new things for which we need to prove our identity or age. So scrapping a system that might actually be half-decent for the smorgasbord of PII exposing alternatives that funnel all sorts of important data off-shore isn't necessarily good news.
Completely extraordinary to be top in the polls - as in this one - but at the same time everyone knows you are toast. It's a bit like watching England be 1-0 up against Argentina and knowing we were going to lose. Except this time it is guiltily and hugely enjoyable.
Noteworthy in the Times piece on the money trail that every character involved, except one, is being, or has been, investigated by the police. Only one has not been investigated.
I presume since Ed M is popular with Labour MPs (and they matter, not the PB commentariat in this instance) Andy Burnham has to give him what looks a serious job.
As we know, the Foreign Secretary job is almost meaningless these days - the PM does international diplomacy anf the FS sits in the background. It's a non job but it looks and conveys importance.
Argentina are the only team out of all 48 participants not to have a single VAR intervention against them, despite committing the most fouls in the tournament. Do you even realize how insane that is?
Inevitable when the quarter finals finished 72 hours ago.
All the grounds have been half empty all the way through this tournament.
Clearly, the stupid mismarketing of the Hundred which is putting everyone off plus the expense of tickets is having a negative knock on effect on attendances.
That's bad news for the counties, most of whom rely on T20 gate money to stay ahead of the overdraft.
Absolutely boils my piss that between the 20th of July and the 18th of August the England's men's team will not play any format of cricket.
Argentina are the only team out of all 48 participants not to have a single VAR intervention against them, despite committing the most fouls in the tournament. Do you even realize how insane that is?
The same government keeps on adding new things for which we need to prove our identity or age. So scrapping a system that might actually be half-decent for the smorgasbord of PII exposing alternatives that funnel all sorts of important data off-shore isn't necessarily good news.
Indeed. The current situation is mandatory ID without a standardised way of demonstrating it. This is just delaying the inevitable (again)
The same government keeps on adding new things for which we need to prove our identity or age. So scrapping a system that might actually be half-decent for the smorgasbord of PII exposing alternatives that funnel all sorts of important data off-shore isn't necessarily good news.
Indeed. The current situation is mandatory ID without a standardised way of demonstrating it. This is just delaying the inevitable (again)
Well if he scraps all the intended online uses, that would make sense at least, but I doubt he'll do that, in fact I expect he'll likely do even more of them. This is a problem that is going to bite some future government on the arse. If you want people to keep proving their identity and age — even such mundane things as iOS on your phone insists on knowing your age now — then you ought to have a system in place that is as secure and private as possible, not scan you face or documents and send it to a server in Timbuktu. This kind of knee jerk decision without thinking through the consequences does not bode well.
I'm not 100% sure we should be getting as excited about a banner on a football pitch - the better course would be to ignore rather than respond.
I'm sure Millei would lose his fan club among some on here if he were to instigate some form of action over the Falklands but he won't probably because he can't.
One man already seemingly lacking a fan club is Andy Burnham - the usual suspects are weighing in and he's not even in post. At least some waited for Starmer's car to be at Admiralty Arch before chiming in.
The Mail claims he will tqke us back to the 1970s - I was tempted to think Farage would take us back to the 1870s and Rupert Lowe to the 1670s but that's a little mean spirited.
Burnham will only hold an election when he is certain he will win - Theresa May stands as an example of electoral over-confidence.
I think he has a political edge which Starmer lacks and he will know the perception of improvement is more important than the statistical truth. As an opponent, he will make Badenoch's life much harder and of that I am sure she is well aware. She will need to raise her game accordingly.
Burnham does have a decent track record in Greater Manchester, which is a socially diverse territory. And he got the buses to run. Run, not just on time. A step up from Mussolini.
The same government keeps on adding new things for which we need to prove our identity or age. So scrapping a system that might actually be half-decent for the smorgasbord of PII exposing alternatives that funnel all sorts of important data off-shore isn't necessarily good news.
Indeed. The current situation is mandatory ID without a standardised way of demonstrating it. This is just delaying the inevitable (again)
Well if he scraps all the intended online uses, that would make sense at least, but I doubt he'll do that, in fact I expect he'll likely do even more of them. This is a problem that is going to bite some future government on the arse. If you want people to keep proving their identity and age — even such mundane things as iOS on your phone insists on knowing your age now — then you ought to have a system in place that is as secure and private as possible, not scan you face or documents and send it to a server in Timbuktu. This kind of knee jerk decision without thinking through the consequences does not bode well.
Implementation is all important. I have no idea about the specific scheme and whether it's a good one. But if you require ID to vote, access healthcare, deal with your tax, have a job etc, there needs to be a universal form of it that everyone has.
Inevitable when the quarter finals finished 72 hours ago.
All the grounds have been half empty all the way through this tournament.
Clearly, the stupid mismarketing of the Hundred which is putting everyone off plus the expense of tickets is having a negative knock on effect on attendances.
That's bad news for the counties, most of whom rely on T20 gate money to stay ahead of the overdraft.
Your regular reminder that the ECB would be quite happy with reducing the first class counties to those with Test grounds, plus perhaps a couple of others.
The same government keeps on adding new things for which we need to prove our identity or age. So scrapping a system that might actually be half-decent for the smorgasbord of PII exposing alternatives that funnel all sorts of important data off-shore isn't necessarily good news.
Indeed. The current situation is mandatory ID without a standardised way of demonstrating it. This is just delaying the inevitable (again)
Well if he scraps all the intended online uses, that would make sense at least, but I doubt he'll do that, in fact I expect he'll likely do even more of them. This is a problem that is going to bite some future government on the arse. If you want people to keep proving their identity and age — even such mundane things as iOS on your phone insists on knowing your age now — then you ought to have a system in place that is as secure and private as possible, not scan you face or documents and send it to a server in Timbuktu. This kind of knee jerk decision without thinking through the consequences does not bode well.
Implementation is all important. I have no idea about the specific scheme and whether it's a good one. But if you require ID to vote, access healthcare, deal with your tax, have a job etc, there needs to be a universal form of it that everyone has.
No, there does not. There needs to be options people can choose from and everyone ought to be able to get one of those options, but the more fragmented it is, the better.
Northants have been the standout team all the way through the tournament. They walloped pretty much everyone in what was I think the hardest group (in terms of how competitive the matches were) and they have been clinical in the knockouts. Deserved champions really.
I'll tell you the worst Bond film. Thunderball. Those interminable underwater scenes where you have no clue who is who because they're all in masks and wetsuits.
Die Another Day and Diamonds are Forever are the worst.
OHMSS is remarkably good, which is astonishing given Lazenby's limited acting abilities.
All credit to his co-stars and, especially, the Director.
Dr No is the best Bond film. Just really as it has the advantage of being first.
It really isn't; both of the Connery movies that follow it -From Russia with Love and Goldfinger- are better.
It is, however, better than all the Roger Moore ones, and most of the Brosnan and Craig movies.
Errrr. No.
Ask me which I'd put on right now (which is my way of discerning the most entertaining film) I'm putting Octopussy, Spy Who Loved Me, View to a Kill, and probably For Your Eyes Only on before I reach for Dr No.
No offence but that is shallow.
None taken. I don't agree - Octopussy is quite a clever Cold War thriller. The films I listed all have varying degrees of actual merit and nostalgia factor.
Northants have been the standout team all the way through the tournament. They walloped pretty much everyone in what was I think the hardest group (in terms of how competitive the matches were) and they have been clinical in the knockouts. Deserved champions really.
The same government keeps on adding new things for which we need to prove our identity or age. So scrapping a system that might actually be half-decent for the smorgasbord of PII exposing alternatives that funnel all sorts of important data off-shore isn't necessarily good news.
Indeed. The current situation is mandatory ID without a standardised way of demonstrating it. This is just delaying the inevitable (again)
Well if he scraps all the intended online uses, that would make sense at least, but I doubt he'll do that, in fact I expect he'll likely do even more of them. This is a problem that is going to bite some future government on the arse. If you want people to keep proving their identity and age — even such mundane things as iOS on your phone insists on knowing your age now — then you ought to have a system in place that is as secure and private as possible, not scan you face or documents and send it to a server in Timbuktu. This kind of knee jerk decision without thinking through the consequences does not bode well.
Implementation is all important. I have no idea about the specific scheme and whether it's a good one. But if you require ID to vote, access healthcare, deal with your tax, have a job etc, there needs to be a universal form of it that everyone has.
No, there does not. There needs to be options people can choose from and everyone ought to be able to get one of those options, but the more fragmented it is, the better.
A single unified system is a dystopian nightmare.
Not as dystopian as the current situation where you have to prove ID and not everyone has the means to do so reliably and easily.
The key choice is whether you need demonstrate ID for government stuff.
I bet Arteta is dead pleased to learn injuried Rice and Saka are playing a pointless match, rather than play somebody like Manioo.
Edit - Apparently Mainoo is injuried as well...
Mainoo must really be wondering why he wasted his summer.
I bet Chalobah really pleased he cancelled his summer holibobs to be overlooked even when no other fit defenders to bring on and Rice goes to right back. And now doesn't even get a run out in the Worthless Cup game.
This is a completely stupid and pointless game that no one gives a toss about. The least Tuchell could do is give game time to everyone in the squad who has not played.
And not played crocked players. Saka can't bloody run. Each match he has played, he manages 2-3 bursts, then has to walk the rest of the time he is on the pitch. Rice has been some well documented damage and been shitting his guts out while punishing himself in massive matches at altitude and extreme heat (and also a player that can't help but always play at 100%). Guéhi tweaked his hamstring a couple of games back.
I honestly think Tuchel had a poor world cup. His squad selection was eccentric, his team selection was poor, his tactics were questionable and he simply did not focus on how to get the best out of his best players. The criticism of the team (who had played as he set them up) after Norway really rankled, his overloading of defenders against Argentina giving England no out ball or any break from the relentless pressure until the inevitable happened, he is bloody lucky to have kept his job.
We need to understand who was injured to understand his choices.
I'll tell you the worst Bond film. Thunderball. Those interminable underwater scenes where you have no clue who is who because they're all in masks and wetsuits.
Die Another Day and Diamonds are Forever are the worst.
OHMSS is remarkably good, which is astonishing given Lazenby's limited acting abilities.
All credit to his co-stars and, especially, the Director.
Dr No is the best Bond film. Just really as it has the advantage of being first.
It really isn't; both of the Connery movies that follow it -From Russia with Love and Goldfinger- are better.
It is, however, better than all the Roger Moore ones, and most of the Brosnan and Craig movies.
Errrr. No.
Ask me which I'd put on right now (which is my way of discerning the most entertaining film) I'm putting Octopussy, Spy Who Loved Me, View to a Kill, and probably For Your Eyes Only on before I reach for Dr No.
No offence but that is shallow.
None taken. I don't agree - Octopussy is quite a clever Cold War thriller. The films I listed all have varying degrees of actual merit and nostalgia factor.
And in all of them, I have no real idea what is going on.
The same government keeps on adding new things for which we need to prove our identity or age. So scrapping a system that might actually be half-decent for the smorgasbord of PII exposing alternatives that funnel all sorts of important data off-shore isn't necessarily good news.
Indeed. The current situation is mandatory ID without a standardised way of demonstrating it. This is just delaying the inevitable (again)
Well if he scraps all the intended online uses, that would make sense at least, but I doubt he'll do that, in fact I expect he'll likely do even more of them. This is a problem that is going to bite some future government on the arse. If you want people to keep proving their identity and age — even such mundane things as iOS on your phone insists on knowing your age now — then you ought to have a system in place that is as secure and private as possible, not scan you face or documents and send it to a server in Timbuktu. This kind of knee jerk decision without thinking through the consequences does not bode well.
Implementation is all important. I have no idea about the specific scheme and whether it's a good one. But if you require ID to vote, access healthcare, deal with your tax, have a job etc, there needs to be a universal form of it that everyone has.
No, there does not. There needs to be options people can choose from and everyone ought to be able to get one of those options, but the more fragmented it is, the better.
A single unified system is a dystopian nightmare.
Not as dystopian as the current situation where you have to prove ID and not everyone has the means to do so reliably and easily.
The key choice is whether you need demonstrate ID for government stuff.
There are many options to prove ID, everyone can choose any of those.
All in favour of making it easier to get any of them if needed, but absolutely no need to have another one everyone has to have.
Unless this includes Trump, then it's not the "biggest problem", but it's an interesting point (and not, IMO, homophobic, which no doubt he will be accused of).
Hunter Biden: “I believe the biggest problem in America is not the oligarchy, it’s the closetocracy. Everybody knows there is this closeted gay mafia, largely Republican, that exists in DC. The only reason that is relevant is I believe that internal conflict creates so much vitriol inside a person that they take it out on the rest of the world” https://x.com/MarcoFoster_/status/2078517381345997151
Guessing Rice did not get the memo that he should not be selected.
Obviously the Arsenal boys are playing. I love the fact that they always want to represent their country unlike certain other players from certain other clubs.
I'll tell you the worst Bond film. Thunderball. Those interminable underwater scenes where you have no clue who is who because they're all in masks and wetsuits.
Die Another Day and Diamonds are Forever are the worst.
OHMSS is remarkably good, which is astonishing given Lazenby's limited acting abilities.
All credit to his co-stars and, especially, the Director.
Dr No is the best Bond film. Just really as it has the advantage of being first.
It really isn't; both of the Connery movies that follow it -From Russia with Love and Goldfinger- are better.
It is, however, better than all the Roger Moore ones, and most of the Brosnan and Craig movies.
Errrr. No.
Ask me which I'd put on right now (which is my way of discerning the most entertaining film) I'm putting Octopussy, Spy Who Loved Me, View to a Kill, and probably For Your Eyes Only on before I reach for Dr No.
No offence but that is shallow.
Octopussy is the best "High Camp" Bond movie. It's fun and well paced, and it doesn't take itself too seriously. Plus, Steven Berkoff as the utterly deranged (and sadly underused) General Orlov is brilliant.
Plus the actor who played Kamal Khan was also a baddie in a Columbo, where -I think- he is a restaurant critic or owner.
Stephen Berkoffis very good as an over-the-top actor but he is a prick to work with. The stories about how he derailed the Dr Who episode "The Power Of Three" are legendary
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If true shocking indictment of Tuchel coaching and care to his players
If true shocking indictment of Tuchel coaching and care to his players
They've known the next fixture will be in Miami since Wednesday.
BBC News - Andy Burnham to scrap digital ID to focus on cost of living
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y08z25q8eo
I'm not 100% sure we should be getting as excited about a banner on a football pitch - the better course would be to ignore rather than respond.
I'm sure Millei would lose his fan club among some on here if he were to instigate some form of action over the Falklands but he won't probably because he can't.
One man already seemingly lacking a fan club is Andy Burnham - the usual suspects are weighing in and he's not even in post. At least some waited for Starmer's car to be at Admiralty Arch before chiming in.
The Mail claims he will tqke us back to the 1970s - I was tempted to think Farage would take us back to the 1870s and Rupert Lowe to the 1670s but that's a little mean spirited.
Burnham will only hold an election when he is certain he will win - Theresa May stands as an example of electoral over-confidence.
I think he has a political edge which Starmer lacks and he will know the perception of improvement is more important than the statistical truth. As an opponent, he will make Badenoch's life much harder and of that I am sure she is well aware. She will need to raise her game accordingly.
Clearly, the stupid mismarketing of the Hundred which is putting everyone off plus the expense of tickets is having a negative knock on effect on attendances.
That's bad news for the counties, most of whom rely on T20 gate money to stay ahead of the overdraft.
Tuchel really isn't much liked, is he?
EnglandHampshire bat deep. Well England U19 as well.Yet.
As we know, the Foreign Secretary job is almost meaningless these days - the PM does international diplomacy anf the FS sits in the background. It's a non job but it looks and conveys importance.
https://x.com/_common_W_/status/2078541985703448864
But Northants are one wicket away from making this very tricky for Hampshire.
Edit - I've still got it...
This might be the Burnham way.
Get rid of all of these barnacles.
And it was. Congrats to Northants.
Blair got it wrong with ID cards. Starmer got it wrong with Digital ID.
Burnham is doing the right thing. As is his choice to change direction with regards to drilling.
I won't agree with all of what he does. But these two choices are welcome.
But well played Northants.
A single unified system is a dystopian nightmare.
Got to be pretty rare in T20.
The key choice is whether you need demonstrate ID for government stuff.
Do we know whether there are hustings events in Clacton, and whether all 34 candidates will be invited?
Has any party ever stood multiple candidates in a single-member Commons constituency election before?
England 2.64
France 2.68
Draw 3.95
https://www.betfair.com/exchange/plus/en/football/fifa-world-cup/france-v-england-betting-35828094
All in favour of making it easier to get any of them if needed, but absolutely no need to have another one everyone has to have.
N0, offside!!
Hunter Biden: “I believe the biggest problem in America is not the oligarchy, it’s the closetocracy. Everybody knows there is this closeted gay mafia, largely Republican, that exists in DC. The only reason that is relevant is I believe that internal conflict creates so much vitriol inside a person that they take it out on the rest of the world”
https://x.com/MarcoFoster_/status/2078517381345997151
Was he simply injured previously ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Power_of_Three_(Doctor_Who)
https://www.reddit.com/r/gallifrey/comments/1p8d0bu/is_there_any_actual_proof_that_the_actor_in_the/
https://www.tiktok.com/@doccywhotime/video/7303687341208620321
https://www.starburstmagazine.com/features/interview-douglas-mackinnon-director-of-doctor-who-series-7-episode-4-the-power-of-three/
If you give Saka service, he delivers. But you have to get him the ball (like against Mexico) and you actually have to play him.