FPL depression 🇨🇽

What if they have caused the depression?

Jake Paul in a boxing ring facing off with a world champion sums up everything you need to know how sports are all about money now, Embarrasing for boxing that

@JackoRugby I don't like the eligibility rules but picking him goes against the rules as they are and agreed upon before the tour Picking players representing England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland is not

This casts the Lions in a poor light, objecting to an opponent’s selection on eligibility grounds. A bit rich given the Lions’ array of five New Zealanders and South Africans none of whom have ancestral links to Ireland and Scotland.

And yet somehow not out

Ah come on my Nan could've saved that sixth one FFS

These England penalties... #SWEEND

@willgkelleher @AlexMLowe @TimesSport 2/3 of the back row having not played well in any of the warmups and leaving out in particular Morgan but also Pollock is a proper buzz kill

Owen Farrell and Henry Pollock to be left out of Lions 1st Test squad. Looking like a Beirne-Conan-Curry back row, with Huwipulotu centres. Chessum, Earl, Marcus Smith, Aki bench. @AlexMLowe @TimesSport thetimes.com/sport/rugby-un…

@RugbyInsideLine Form being completely ignored then 🙃

🦁 Interesting rumours regarding the Lions team selection for the first test. Sounds like 6. Beirne 7. Curry 8. Conan, with Huwipulotu at centre. On the bench, Chessum, Earl, M Smith and Aki will provide the firepower. How do you feel about that?

@_bpaigeyu_ Absolutely insane. The political parties in this country aren't fit for purpose and the whole system needs overhauling

This is absolutely scandalous and everyone on all sides of the political spectrum must agree.

BREAKING: This is an absolutely extraordinary story from @larisamlbrown The British military is responsible for a data leak that put up to 100,000 Afghans at risk of death - and successive governments have spent years fighting to keep it secret using an unprecedented superinjunction The data leak resulted in a secret operation that will see ***23,900*** Afghans flown to the UK in the biggest covert evacuation operation in peacetime. Most of them are here already A total of £7bn of taxpayers' money had been earmarked to handle the fallout UK government officials and troops were left exposed when in February 2022 a soldier inadvertently sent a list of tens of thousands of names to Afghans as he tried to help verify applications for sanctuary in Britain. The database of 33,000 records seen by The Times was then passed on and one of the individuals who received it threatened to publish the dataset on Facebook. There were fears it would give the Taliban what amounted to a 'kill list' A highly secretive mission, codenamed Operation Rubific, was launched to shut down the leak and stop the details of the breach becoming public. The superinjunction — the first to be deployed by the government and the longest ever — which prevented anyone revealing even the existence of such an order, was put in place in September 2023 It has now been lifted after a two-year legal battle spearheaded by The Times Yet at the 11th hour, The Times and other media organisations were hit with a new interim injunction that blocked the publication of sensitive information about what exactly was on the database, on the grounds of confidentiality and national security. The government argued the leaked list still posed a potential risk to Afghans As a result of the superinjunction there has been no scrutiny of the leak, or subsequent policy decisions, by either parliament or the public for nearly two years. In one hearing, Mr Justice Chamberlain said it represented a “wholly novel use” of superinjunctions and there had been no reported example of one continuing for so long thetimes.co.uk/uk/defence/art…

BREAKING: Almost 7,000 Afghans are being relocated to the UK following a massive data breach by the British military that the government tried to keep secret with a super injunction. The Defence Secretary said what happened was a 'serious departmental error'. Watch here ⬇️

Literal oil money

UEFA allowed Manchester City and Girona to play in the same competition. They allowed Salzburg and Leipzig to play in the same competition. And yet, even with John Textor out of OL, they won’t allow Lyon and Palace to compete together in the same competition. Make it make sense.

He probably ate MGW

Absolutely disgusting, several multi-club models sharing competitions and state-sponsored teams, but they draw the line at this Fuck UEFA

Red Bull, the City Group and INEOS all made relevant cosmetic structural changes to manipulate rulings and bypass football's loose regulations. See also: football club's selling their women's teams to themselves for accounting purposes. The sport is becoming increasingly absurd.

@Georgeeeee04 @DebsiF @SaintsRugby But when Furbank is away with England or injured again, and Smith is unavailable, will just be Belleau and Hutch who will also be needed at centre with not so many options there Hopefully with Thame but still pretty unproven at top level

@FPLdepression @DebsiF @SaintsRugby So negative all the time. Furbank can play 10 aswell remember this, Thame would’ve potentially of played over odendaal anyways last year if he stayed fit. Got crazy high potential

Here are your Saints for the 2025/26 season 🖤💚💛 northamptonsaints.co.uk/squad

Ew

@DebsiF @SaintsRugby Yeah the loss of GMC and not replacing Odendaal feels criminal tbh Also think we're lacking at lock unless Prowse / Munga really step up

@SaintsRugby Light at 10 and centres for me. Cannot go a whole season with only 2 No 10s