Daniel Chapman

“I believe we have a group of players that can really take English Cricket forward.” England Men’s MD, Rob Key, has a message for all England fans 🗣 Click below for the full interview 🎥

If you want to listen to Rob Key talk a right load of management bollocks, this is the podcast for you. Nice to hear the pundits call him out

He'd have been great on Last One Laughing

@caird3162 Yeah great ride, especially perched on the hill like that

@danielchapman86 Minifigure speedway is great! We went last summer and loved it!

Great day at Legoland, especially as there was next to nobody there. Lots of good rides for the little one but the Minifigure Speedway and Dragon coasters were excellent rides for us older ones

Just the 6.5% rise in council tax to £358 per month. It's obscenely poor value for money given the lack of everything from @WestNorthants and an increase well above the 0% that Farage and friends campaigned on. It's almost like they're total liars

@mkcobbler82 No promises

Day out!

Hadn't realised this, one of the best in the league

Chicken gravy is better than beef. Goes better with every meat.

Brian Brobbey. 90th minute winner against your biggest rivals? Cult hero already… 😍👏

However these playoff groups rarely go exactly to form

We've definitely ended up with the easier playoff group. I imagine Hull and Leeds will be very confident, it'll be a real test to see if these players can perform under pressure

Exclusive from @oliver_wright Ministers are examining plans to ration petrol and diesel supplies at the pump if the conflict in the Middle East continues to restrict the supply of oil to the UK. Government figures show that the country has less than 900,000 tonnes of petrol in storage - 10 per cent less than a year ago and about 26 days’ supply at normal demand levels Although ministers insist in private that the country currently has adequate reserves to avoid rationing, senior government sources admit that “demand constraint measures” could become necessary if significant disruption to oil supply continues Ministers already have emergency powers under the Energy Act which they can use to control supply and demand of petrol products during severe disruptions. These were last used in 2000 when hauliers blockaded fuel depots to protest at rising prices, leading to nationwide petrol shortages. The plans would allow the government to cap the amount of fuel motorists can buy at any one time and designate certain petrol stations as hubs that would only serve emergency and critical service vehicles. Diesel sales could be restricted to commercial vehicles involved in the delivery of key supply chains, such as food and health One source said that although the need to implement the plans were “some way off” there was growing concern that disruption to supplies could last longer than had previously been expected. Industry experts believe that even if the Strait of Hormuz were to reopen tomorrow it could take up to six months for normal supplies to resume. thetimes.com/article/832f7c…

@Richardtmk1978 Stumbling past Romford reserves doesn't fill me with much confidence but worth it to say we were there to see Jokinen and Field both score in the same game. I'd take a few of those Romford players next season

@danielchapman86 You've got a certain knack, I'll give you that 🤣

I get saving yourselves for the playoffs but a little bit of effort would be good this evening. I'd have thought going in with some momentum would be better

NEW - Trump says U.S. is getting very close to meeting its objectives and is considering winding down its military ⁠efforts in the Iran ​war.

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Full table below and let's get it up and running for tomorrow. Hatters host the other Hatters in Stockport County. Scores welcomed! sites.google.com/view/hatters/p…

@MKL_2002 Ludicrous

DRS Review from MKL for a blocker punch by Max Wright is rejected nihlnational.com/article/563-de…

Cliff back as assistant you might imagine. Should be able to attract a really high quality of player too

Huge!! Great signing