NEEJ

Diarioas?

Feels like Micah is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

Good grief

It's probably some of the most uplifting telly I've watched this year (save for the 5 minutes on the USofA). Really good documentary. Him on the torcida bus

The play works on stage because it's all performed with match audio overlayed. Stitching the real match footage with the actors essentially repeating the play is extremely jarring, and highlights the miscasting that goes less noticed on stage. It was also really obvious what had been tacked on to the original play when I went to see it last year n'all. Should've just covered up to the 2022 World Cup and stopped there.

I wonder if him putting his Category C LGV licence on his CV helped him pip the other candidates.

Just write directly on your wall.

Pope's slope.

Surely it's just: adidas originals = classic three stripes New adidas = honking oversized stripes

It'll be an honour to see him play for Barcelona.

Wasn't there a Mike Ashley character that was dropping nuggets about the takeover?

I'd imagine he'll step up at some point though.

If he's on it, a LOT of high speed running and pressing. If he's not, expect him to go through the motions and probably go down with something and come off at half time. He'll get plenty of goals and assists over there with the way your lot play (and the pens you'll win), but he also loves to cut in and balloon it over the bar. I'd probably have traditional finishing as his weakest trait. He's also prone to losing the plot and will no doubt cost you dear with a needless red at some point, probably in El Classico.

The seats in the older parts of the ground are an absolute nightmare for anyone who isn't a short cunt. What's the appeal of sitting unless your knees are shot?