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Try me! No, you're right. I won't change my mind...and, fwiw, I like the sport.

Some well feisty lasses there.

Save the rice, never leave home or go to the khazi without a zip lock back. Sorted!

For Charles Dickens afficianados: Charles Bronzefield A Tale of two Titties Good Times (as reinvented by a certain Mr BK) Nicholas Nicked me bike The Mystery of the Arteta Money

Master & Commander...and, really, most Russell Crowe movies. Both him and Denzil Washington are my go to film actors.

He's the next Gareth Bale...and he's ours. I have no concerns, whatsoever.

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I love that comment - don't ask me why but it just smacks of a shrugging 'acceptance'

Very succinctly and eloquently put and much of which I cannot disagree with. However, @davek would have a little more appeal to me if - even just occasionally - he tempered his negativity (or, at best, his critique of Everton) by also throwing in an occasional 'positive' perspective. Surely it...

But...'We've had good times'...don't forget!

I think it's drilled into many from an early age and having endured decades of banal football and false promises. They just can't let it go and the fear of further disappointment makes their negativity easier to endure.

Nice to watch @tommye. Thanks for this. Beginning to get goosebumps and not had that for far too long with Everton. UTFT

100% Air fryers are so versatile and saves on the need to clean the grill pan.

I certainly agree but as @Blue83 says I would rather he is just left to concentrate on the bread and butter stuff for us for the time being and he can continue to push for the England squad as the season progresses and nearer to the World Cup next year.

Reckon we will all be glued to Sky Sports on Monday. 7pm deadline so at least it won't be a late night and still gives us a few hours 'fume time' before we go to bed.

He doesn't need to get better, it's those in and around him who need to step up to his level or as near as damn it. The last thing we need is for him to drop down a gear and become frustrated because others just do not have the ability to read his strength of thought, Ndiaye probably being the...

Being @Kurt (with acknowledgment to 'Being John Malkovich') A puppeteer Welshman takes up a job to support his family. While working late one night, he finds a portal that leads directly to the head of the Hollywood actor John Malkovich. erstwhile football journo and ITK Romano Sorry Kurt -...

He also concentrated the minds of the two central defenders by getting into the edge of the six yard box which left Ndiaye the opportunity to steal in at the back.

Isn't 'Your song' on the flip side? Excellent rendition of Elton Johns hit

Do you put them over your eyes? 🫣