They talk too much, I'm not interested in an unusual stat or story about a player or team during a game, just talk about the game but keep it minimal. BBC Scotland's Jonathan Sutherland has a very annoying habit of suddenly shouting during a game when nothing exciting is actually happening.
Milli and Vanilli
If they had talked churros I could understand.
She's more able to trap a ball
Is that AI up as they might say in Yorkshire?
My father was born on 1st March 1935, remembering Elwira
The UK Govt, like every other one, doesn't care what is done to children by rich, powerful, connected people, they only care if they can blame them for taking money/avoiding tax and even then they'll turn a blind eye until there's too much public interest being shown.
One of my favourite places
My comment was about the BBC News department in general
There are good journalists working for the BBC but I have a strong feeling that the editorial guidelines being set by the board to are avoid clashes with Reform, Trump and Buckingham Palace.
No, wait, that's................ nevermind
It's enough to make you wonder if there's some kind of conspiracy or cover-up stopping his name coming up.
Yeah, that's all very well but what have the Council of Nicaea ever done for us?
Meanwhile, in Germany, the public weighs in on what they think of the Epstein Administration.
#BrutalButAccurate
Palate cleanser
Neither did he, he wouldn't have written that, it's been a staffer.
That looks more like a mushroom pizza they're chasing.
It better not have its name changed to Ciff
Fascinating read Diarmid, I really enjoy your work, many thanks for posting it
Melania must be worried now that fair Liz is in the building, although once Donald realises she's not a teenager she'll be chucked faster than you could say "Lettuce be together"
I hope you are able to put this sort of horrible thing behind you with the knowledge that the vast majority of people enjoy your videos and support you.
The hypocrisy of players, managers and fans sickens me. Every decision is contested, throw-ins and free kicks are never taken from the correct place, theatrics to win free kicks, penalties, feigning injury, but if an opponent does it they scream and shout. No respect for the referee or the game.
Italy captain Michele Lamaro ended his post-match press conference with an impromptu tribute to referee Hollie Davidson - a moment that reflected huge respect for both the occasion and the official. Davidson made history in Dublin as the first woman to referee a men's Six Nations match, delivering a composed and assured performance in a high-intensity contest. After answering a series of questions about the narrow defeat, Lamaro chose to close proceedings with this message:
"I want to emphasise that the referee, Hollie Davidson has been outstanding. It's obviously the first time ever for a woman referee in the Men's Six Nations, and I want to congratulate her. She has been doing so much for world rugby and our game and I think it's an important thing to say. I appreciated the work we did together today on the pitch. Whatever the decision was, I was backing her and making sure everything was going the right way so I just want to congratulate her and thank her for the effort on the field."
Compare what happens in your average football match with what Italy captain Michele Lamaro said about Hollie Davidson after Italy’s narrow defeat in Ireland yesterday. Both of them are heroes.
Has someone moved out?
They look so happy together
Now known as Bernard Personning.
It may have been this chap, he's outstanding in his field.......I'll get my coat
