Being a creative player for Leeds with 20+ goal contributions and still manage to not get called shit by our fanbase

Fair play to Matt Le Tissier; if I was kept out of the England squad by Carlton Palmer I’d believe in conspiracy theories too.

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Which is why The Labour Party must sort out social care funding as early as possible when they get a landslide. Once we have taxpayer commitment to funding social care (the clue here is *care*) the Tories will feel insurance is too toxic (as in the case of NHS)

#EFLChampionship lots of indicators why the table is as it is. A few outliers.

I'm not watching, don't need to to know that selling Leif Davies was not a mistake.

Can't believe he's dressed as batman and not deadpool

Happy Easter!

'No Country for Old Men' (2007) is a perfect film. As perfect as a film can be, at least. Despite a modest budget, tight 2hr runtime, and no score it feels heavy, expansive, and complete. I've read more about NCFOM than any other film, here are some things I found interesting:

It’s funny how in cricket severe pace is so adored. It just has that X factor that’s hard to explain to a non-cricket fan. Watching Archer at Lords and Wood at Headingley in The Ashes and the crowd absolutely locks in both times. Basically baying for Aussie blood. Beautiful lol.

You what love?

Wealthy people, regardless of gender, should be allowed to have equal access to being served by people on £18k+ in central London.

Waitress is making us all sit on the same side of the table

Call it what you want love. One things for sure, the food from that place will fucking reek.

You've been murdered. Who do you want on the case?

The No Country for Old Men “Where does he work?” scene and Farmer Maggot telling off the Nazgûl are the closest related mutually exclusive occurrences in all of fiction. The energy is identical

I’m looking for Baggins of Shire

UK universities make money from foreign students, and use it to subsidise UK students and research. UK students are doing degrees that they chose, judging them to be worthwhile. Fewer foreign students means fewer UK students. There is no fixed lump of studying.

I’ve been saying for ages that the main reason productivity is so low in this country (and why we’re so poor compared to other similar economies) is because EVERYTHING in this god forsaken country goes straight into property.

Innovation isn’t in the modern British state of mind.