Rayvin

This does actually look like fun

4-0 against Palace away from home is an undeniable self belief moment though. Be interesting to see what happens, either way.

Ewok.

Aye but they've got Cattermole coming back from injury remember. His inevitable first game back red card will be a turning point for their season, just you wait!

The sequel has received a barnstorming 1 out of 5 stars in the Guardian. Sure you aren't tempted?

Impressive stuff.

Ok that's actually at least a good reason.

Not even that young.

I can't remember any reason to hate Nottingham Forest... it's hard to keep up with these things though. Was it just the Lansbury bollocks earlier this season?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/feb/09/ecuador-julian-assange-embassy-notice-eviction Looks increasingly likely that Assange will be either evicted from or walk out of the Ecuadorian embassy. 4 and a half years is an impressive stint of self imprisonment. He has some mental toughness about him.

You're actually kinda selling it there...

Nah she's not that kind of character. More a paranoid, crazy mothering figure. Well acted though.

The guardian doesn't perform too well there. Also, who put that together. I'd agree with it mostly but curious nonetheless.

That has to be a skill of sorts tbf. I wish I could do that

I'd also be interested in your solution.

It'll be interesting to see how the Tories spin it though. That jibe about Labour needing an alternative leader though Desperation from May, she clearly had no idea about this.

Corbyn actually landed a blow on May today Sweetheart deals for Tory councils are apparently taking place. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/feb/08/jeremy-corbyn-accuses-may-of-sweetheart-deal-surrey-council-tax

I think we should be ok for this one. The points about counterattacking and Wolves sitting back do suggest we'll have some difficulty, but Rafa should be able to work past this.

This is a bit surprising, but then I was also a bit stunned when half the German team retired after winning the World Cup. Hard to argue he isn't one of the greats though, at least for Germany.

The BBC does exceptional documentaries, no complaints there. I don't watch any of the other programming so I can't comment on those. Including Hans Zimmer on this project was a masterstroke. I went to see him in concert last year and it was probably the best live event I've ever been to. The only complaint I have with the BBC's wildlife programming is that it flits around too much these days. When I was young I used to watch Wildlife on 2 religiously. It would dedicate a full half an hour to a single species, and I really felt like I was learning a lot. In these more modern day documentaries, they're spending about 3-4 minutes per animal. I get why they do this, to appeal to a broader audience (and because the series' they're doing have a much broader scope), but I miss the old format too.

Think the statute of limitations might apply on that one

That sounds awesome actually, I really have to finish the series off.

It was in the fallout of the Tory porn ban It's one of the things they took off us. Not that it's one of my go to themes, but it's mainstream enough that it was worth noting at the time

I haven't actually, I'm about half-way through that series at the moment. I'll look forward to it though. I think I heard about this anyway though in the papers at one point. Was the idea that the sides of buildings will be entirely covered in plants or something to that effect?

Amazed you don't have establishment in there...