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Were there issues with the teams? Rightful winners Senegal behaved impeccably in my view. It seems to be a problem with refs and officials. As an aside I wonder if Riad and Sarr are on speaking terms in our dressing room :ROFLMAO:

Very close to being proven as of 2026. Latest technology all leading to the same conclusion - an unknown massive elongated biological entity * DNA genetic analysis * Acoustic Analysis * Underwater camera sensors At this point in 2026 sceptics and scoffers just need to find STFU and find...

People been saying this for over 30 years. But they haven't been significantly closer since that famous Cameroon team of 1986. I can't see it happening at this world cup. I could see Morocco or Senegal making the QFs. If any African country does it, it will probably be Nigeria, but they didn't...

To state the obvious, the Russians aren't in those territories. What's more, the peace deal that Russia and Ukraine previously agreed ensured that Russia would stay out from those territories where they weren't wanted. The same peace deal that Boris Johnson scuppered on behalf of his paymasters.

I am sure we're all very grateful that our military is now slightly more competent in eastern front warfare techniques. As George Galloway put it "The problem with our Royal Navy is that they are deployed in every sea except our own"

Obviously I hate the BBC with a passion. But the problem I have with this sort of video, is that it is attacking a BBC journalist for doing the right thing (for once). The BBC journalist Ed Thomas has probably risked his career by reporting the truth. And what thanks does he get? A load of 'told...

WW2 comparisons can sound a bit tired and cliched if we are not careful. But if we really want to go there, people should really research Bandera, including the extent to which he is venerated in Ukraine today. Ukraine was far from innocent. Let's not forget that German seizures of Polish and...

See also: * Capitalisation of first sentence, and; * Need for comma after 'grammar police' Replace 'i don't want to be the grammar police but a few commas would be appreciated' with 'I don't want to be the grammar police, but a few commas would be appreciated'. Job done. Anyway. West Ham -...

Weren't they were giving away tickets to local school kids? We need Gold and Silver memberships to even be allowed to join the queue for expensive tickets.

Agree with the first two sentences, but lost me with that third sentence in bold. I am not sure fighting a proxy third world war using the blood of Ukrainians is helpful for our security at all, quite the opposite. Our involvement, and our willingness to take the conflict to Russia's borders...

I assumed you meant the western military-industrial complex couldn't give 2 sh1ts about ordinary Ukrainians? Which is why I liked the post.

A case of 'careful what you wish for'.

Ukraine has been a mafia state for a long time. I have family in Prague. Pre-war, going back 20 years ago, Ukrainian immigrants we treated with a mixture of pity and suspicion. Pity because it was known that they would be having to pay a portion of their wages to Ukrainian criminal gangs 'for...

Well they are all desperate to get out their modern stadium and would love to still be in the crumbling old one as we know. You are probably right. But lets give it another couple of years. They might find it harder to get out the Championship then they think. Look at Leicester.

Fair enough.

So, lets unpack this. We have a 'first tier military', the French and Germans following us and the Poles are 'armed to the teeth'. 'Putin knows it is suicide to cross into NATO territory'. But simultaneously we would look 'there for the taking' if we don't keep money-laundering into Europe's...

Simon Jordan spoke of his ambition for Palace to overtake West Ham and become London's 4th biggest club. Are we now witnessing this in real time?

Agree that was a mental sentence - the traffic cone didn't even hit anyone. But I am not sure the constant comparisons to Palestine protesters helps anyone - except the elites who love to see the ordinary folk argue amongst themselves. Palestine protesters have their own examples of ridiculous...

Mohammed Fahir Amaaz is scheduled to be sentenced on 26 June 2026 at Liverpool Crown Court. [1, 2, 3, 4] He faces sentencing after being convicted of common assault against a member of the public and two counts of actual bodily harm (ABH) for assaulting two female police officers Dropped...

He wasn't solely responsible, just has an awful lot of (shared) blood on his hands. Extraordinary how it is casually overlooked by the same people who have a virtual coronary over Farage saying hurty words to a classmate half a century ago.