TimRam

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny on Disney+ Did not expect much from this as the previous one was not that good (Kingdom of the Crystal Skull). Suprised me 8/10 and worth a look.

I used to like that Bill Beaumont and Ian Botham then Willie Carson had a funny laugh. After that I lost interest.

Best show on the box throughout the 80s and 90s. I was a regular and avid viewer. 
Barker/Parrot/McCoist being the last trio I recall watching regularly, and it was already on the slide by then.
Any snippet I have inadvertently caught since then did nothing to tempt me back.

Isn't that their normal way of communicating?

Just seen highlights...good stuff. I actually had to switch off the villa euro away game last week. The home fans deep droning chant drove me bonkers!

Brentford Vs Villa...cracking highlights on MOTD2, Watkins taking abuse from one fan behind the goal, Watkins scores the winner then points to the fan, The fan who you can see with his hoodie up just stands there with no come back...great stuff.
Martinez then gets clipped on his shoulder by Maupay and Martinez looks to be shot from far away as he falls to the ground, A little later, Martinez clips Maupay in the back who then proceeds hit the floor like a sack of spuds, Martinez then goes up to Maupay and grabs him by the shirt to lift him up, It all then kicks off with pink and yellow handbags at dawn 😁 12 yellow cards and 2 red given out ☺️
As Kevin Keegan once said...love it just love it ☺️

All of the Godfather films.

It helps if you have seen the news on social media today...

With a hoover as a present, I am sure she will return the favour 😉

Alfreton town game called off ten minutes before kickoff.

England women were good last night. What a turn around.
Bonus joke - They were also good in the football earlier.

Villa should win the uefa conference league easily. They have such a big advantage over the rest in terms of resources.
Most in that competition are Championship and League One standard.
The only real competition comes from the 7th or 8th best teams in France (Lille), Germany (Frankfurt), Spain and Italy (Fiorentina). And then England’s 7th best team blows them out of the water in terms of financial resources.
I just realized Spain don’t even have a team in it. Osasuna got knocked out in the playoff rounds.
England should have a winner in this competition every year. At this rate somebody like Chelsea or Newcastle will be in it next season.

Well that was a great finish to a game. Watching with the 8yo and it was the first time for him celebrating a last minute winner. Lots of noise and crazyness in our house.

Brighton and Villa games were decent last night. Nice to see different teams in Europe now rather than just the usual.

Brighton and Villa games were decent last night. Nice to see different teams in Europe now rather than just the usual.

Uniteds keepers a clown though isn’t he
 
                        

Man  U game was good. Last half hour specially as both teams went for a winner.

Maybe they should release the recorded talks between them.
Football is probably the most subjective sport, The VAR operative has been removed for tonight's game as it looks like UEFA agree with most of the pundits, Players, Journalists and commentators.
Last season Michael Oliver went against protocol/VAR and stuck with his initial decision when he was invited to look on the screen...this is a rarity, The VAR operative last night saw a hand ball...and acted upon it, The pressure for the ref must have been huge, PSG at home, A baying crowd, 10s of millions of €s at stake, Blame the sh!tty system, UEFA have their scapegoat. 
You and I could eat the same soup from the same bowl and come to a different conclusion about the taste and quality, Football is the same, Referees/VAR assistants are becoming technocrats and are scared sh!tless to make a game changing call...football has got itself into such a mess that there is no escape.
 
 

The problem with the system is that once VAR has referred the ref to the monitor, they are saying, in effect, 'we think you have made a mistake - you should reassess it.' So the onfield ref feels under pressure to change the decision. There are several (I don't know the exact number) of people looking at the incident in the little booth - against 1 ref on the pitch. It's the tyranny of the majority.

It just makes you wonder if there's dark forces at hand 😬
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11945/13018736/newcastle-handball-var-who-reviewed-controversial-handball-penalty-for-psg-stood-down-from-wednesdays-games