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@marxisthoose And we’d never finish writing an album, never mind recording every thought that ever entered our heads.

@marxisthoose Tbf he would if there a was a rolled up fiver up it.

@HiMyName1sMike It is a wedge but I suppose one of the upsides is - as long as we don’t put stupid clauses in contracts this time around - that players in prem will mostly hold value.

@smithssg1 I hope so, nearly £25m is a lot of money.

Is this some sort of joke? 😂 £24.5m for who? Never heard of him 😂 Just looked him up, absolutely awful stats for an attacking midfielder 🤦🏼‍♂️ #Lufc

@RealSkipBayless Could’ve shot you through the ears and no hit anything.

Thank God the New York City shooter apparently took the wrong bank of elevators and didn’t make it to the NFL floors. He reportedly bizarrely blamed the NFL for what he believed to be his CTE suffered from playing high-school football.

Glasgow

@Nigelrefowens @jaredwright17 No issue if it’s legal, Nigel; but would this not count as binding before contact in open play, which is not allowed?

@jaredwright17 The porblem with that play is that you are unable to tackle the player in the air or his support jumpers so you can not defend it or compete.

I love rugby and one of the many reasons I'm obsessed with the game is the many different ways it can be played and won. It inspires innovation and ways to push the boundaries. Rugby also offers so many different facets that the fan can appreciate and find fun, enjoyable and attractive. But to simply state this takes the 'fun' out of it is plain BS from an account that supports England... A team led by a head coach that offers very little insight and the same old cliches in pressers. This isn't an attack on England but as far as 'dull' goes England are masters. These tactics masterminded by a 4th team coach at a high school and are being tested at the highest level. That takes bravery. Far from dull. 'Not in the spirit of the game'? Rugby is a game of 'laws' which are up to interpretation and allow some lee-way. It's a lazy and frankly stupid argument.

@marxisthoose Fortunately he is holidaying in Cologne this weekend.

@EwenDCameron Tbf Shankland’s forehead probably creeps you into sixth

🤬 HEARTS BOTTOM SIX 🤬 Where are the Critchley apologists now? WHERE ARE YOU? That was an utter disgrace. That was an embarrassment. We’re a fu**ing shambles from top to bottom. Enough is Enough. Critchley must go NOW! #Hearts

@marxisthoose ‘I’m a free man and I’m going out the front door!’

@marxisthoose He is the biggest fucking scudbook of a guy I’ve ever met. You’d think he’d know more about Metre, being a taxi driver.

Claire Balding really committing to the bit here dressing as the bottom of a swimming pool.

@marxisthoose Sacre blue

@gillesofftheweb Paul Wellard

@MrMcEnaney I’ve told you this before, but in 2014/15 Mike Russell told me Nat 4 was misguided and not doing what they thought it would. Also staying it needed immediate review.

Officially, Nat 4 is equivalent to General Standard Grade, but some think it's more like Foundation in some subjects. To make things worse, I remember being told it was meant to cover *both* Foundation and General levels.

@marxisthoose Paul sweeney learns that a group of pensioners are intending to chap his door tomorrow to politely ask that he fucks off.

@HiMyName1sMike When we go back up he’s unfortunately gonna be a luxury player I feel. Like the way people saw Raphina - but not as impactful or as good.

@smithssg1 He's not a 10, not a 9 and not a winger. Not sure what he is tbh.

I love Rutter but he's a terrible finisher isn't he #Lufc

@MrMcEnaney Wonder if there’s a doctoral thesis in critiquing the disastrous education policy enactment of the last ten years of so…

Jenny Gilruth's statement today is a reminder of just how much time and money we have wasted since Nicola Sturgeon's disastrous "I want to be judged on this" speech. It's a genuine scandal but of course nobody (especially not Sturgeon) will be held accountable.

@MrMcEnaney The hiring of staff with it isn’t inherently a bad thing; it’s when it ceases to be additional and instead supplements core budget cuts. My fairly extensive look into this does show it definitely makes a difference, albeit could go further if not being used to plug gaps.

This is what a lot of teachers tell me about PEF, and one of the few things we know for sure about the money is that a great deal of it has been spent on hiring staff.