Some people will understandably call this a success.
I call it a start.
Some people will understandably call this a success.
I call it a start.
I thought they'd be a more even split, (almost all "stick")
think I'm still "stick" for reasons such as better players=progression
But I also feel we've left quite a few points left on the pitch
Which is basically where I was last summer.
Others teams a caution to be careful what you wish for
#Lufc
@allstatsarentwe.bsky.social
Maybe a bit early, but assuming we stay up.
In the summer, Farke, stick or twist?
Stability and better players (hopefully) or
Farke's run the distance and is holding us back
"There is a bitter irony that today, on International Women's Day, these few men claiming to 'protect women' behaved like this towards parliament's newest female MP"
The Tories failure to coherently deliver HS2 has wasted billions
Yes infrastructure COSTS billions
But
Incoherent delivery WASTES billions
We, as a country need to learn the first is good, the second is very bad
Don't fancy handing over your data to American interests
Europe now has it's own version of Google drive and office apps site
Office EU - Europe's Open-Source Productivity Suite share.google/cJ2Z767uOd1E...
Actually, thinking about it. They should do a podcast in the style of the other ones.
@allstatsarentwe.bsky.social do a match ball or propaganda
@thesquareball.net do an in depth tactical and stats based breakdown including full game rewatch
P s. Thanks to you and @allstatsarentwe.bsky.social for the great content
Along with @thesquareball.net my weekly #lufc content. They make a good counterpoint to each other.
You should do a joint podcast at some pointπ
Head says we should be fine.
Heart says it won't be straightforward.
Have a bit of a worry we might find some more teams looking to stodge things up, when we have to break down low blocks and fractured games
Sort that problem and we'll be right.
We should be right anyway. Though.
b/w sticker on a green pole WEVE MADE IT SO THAT AUTOMOBILES CAN GO EVERYWHERE AT THE EXPENSE OF CHILDREN GOING ANYWHERE ROVΓLO CREATIVE
The Expense.
Or punchline:
Not so good, he's still trying to assemble his cabinet
Agree with the need for an electoral commission to look at the voting system
it's not because of the breakdown of a two part system
It's about fairness
transparency
not being stuck in the dark ages
not disenfranchising millions because of where they live
Better politics
Representation
#votegreen
The state of this.
If you get fined for disobeying traffic signs. That's your own fault
"perhaps modest, road safety and health benefits" -sure don't think about long term modal shift, healthier lifestyles, saving money but listen to whinging gobshite motorists
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
I'm still trying to work out how that photo happened.
"I want to look serious, important, authoritative"
"Minister, you don't think it's a bit too nazi. People might not think it a good association when talking about controlling minorities"
"No I'm totally owning Reform definitely win their votes
Looks like those inefficient car lanes are causing congestion for hard working Londoners
Can we have a consultation on their removal
Her full piece - https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/mar/03/rachel-reeves-uk-economy-spring-forecast-labour
While we're hooked on oil & gas we're vulnerable to price shocks caused by a rogue US president.
It doesn't have to be like this.
Invest in renewables, insulate our homes, cut the cost of living.
A small girl wearing a rabbit costume and blue coat carries a book as she walks to school. Her mother (head out of shot) wheels her baby brother along in a pushchair. The baby says "Peter Rabbit may be the 'Hero' of the story, but surely the obedient, widowed Mrs Rabbit is a more effective symbol of the oppression inherent within Mister McGregor's regime" The girls looks furious and snaps "Mum!! He's critiquing my world book day costume from a marxist perspective again!"
A cartoon reminder that tomorrow is World Book Day (In the UK anyway). Originally for the @theguardian.com
Active travel saves the NHS at least Β£54 million a year just in Liverpool alone.
Other regions especially the north east need to sit up, take note and ramp up their efforts.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
We could then do mock Tudor
DON'T BUY TRAIN TICKETS IN ADVANCE!
On 1 April, the government is quietly changing the rules.
Off-Peak & Anytime tickets become non-refundable after 23:59 the day BEFORE you travel.
If you wake up & find your event cancelled, NO REFUNDS, even on Β£100+ tickets.
www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/far...
"Planned cuts to physics and astronomy funding threaten to undermine a core UK government strategy to harness innovation to boost economic growth, leading researchers have warned ministers."
Thanks @financialtimes.com for covering this really important story
ποΈ: www.ft.com/content/a235...
OK, the Gorton and Denton by-election, I have some thoughts!
Let's take a look at some of the FACTS and burst a few of the more ridiculous takes doing the rounds
But first up, can we acknowledge just what bad losers Reform are?!π€£
Right, let's get started...
π§΅ 1/
Didn't watch much #arsche as it seemed a bit of a joyless endeavour
Playing for fouls & corners, all goals from set pieces. Whinging, diving
Chelsea goal with about 10 -15 players within a few square meters, like old schoolground games
It may've got better when I wasn't watching. Doubt it
#Lufc
As a Muslim-Aussie Leeds United supporter all my life following football, i am very hurt and disappointed by yesterday's events at Elland Rd v City.
I believe the majority of #LUFC fans are decent folks and i will always love the club and support it. Just feeling really despondant atm #MOT #ALAW
So third time out canvasing for #greenparty #votegreen in hanwell Broadway
This time I needed to step up and have some conversations myself (was taking a back seat previously)
Main concerns were around the
State of the town centre and Chaotic parking without enforcement
Littering, ASB
Why do the French only have one egg omelettes?
Because one egg is un-Εuf
#dadjoke
Text explaining how there isnβt a war on cars, with all the benefits of reallocating street space to move a lot more people with a lot less space and other consequences, including life and death, pollution/emissions, public and personal costs, etc. Providing more choices works better for everyone, including drivers. And more transportation choices support the economic competitiveness of cities, as smart cities know.
Iβm not a fan of politicians trying to make people angry for votes by claiming there actually IS a βwar on carsβ (there isnβt β if anything thereβs been a war on every OTHER way of getting around since the 1960s).
A politician just made the claim on LinkedIn. Hereβs the reply I posted. #UrbanTruth
I do like bylines' journalism and writing
"Here comes the Anton Stach,
A box to box Leeds player"
Or something like that