@OdohertyI64991 Excellent film Ian. A classic vindication of less is more, along with the pervading “offness” and slow, creeping sense of dread. Also, the importance of sound in film fully emphasised.
Just brilliant 👌
🤍 Everyone at Leeds United is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former England captain and manager Kevin Keegan. We send our thoughts and condolences to Kevin’s family and friends at this sad time.
Rest in peace, Kevin.
@OdohertyI64991 Peak television this 👌
The good old mad old days. How football should be without the prize clowns of punditry and their virtue signalling, their craven need for “likes” and contrived “controversy”. Love it. Miss it 😔
@fullbol_tweets Plank. One of Englands so called “golden generation” that did nothing but underwhelm and disappoint. That got nowhere near the heights of these recent squads. Any words from him now are irrelevant.
@talkSPORT Achievement. This England team has gone a lot further than most. Their position in this tournament and world rankings is merited. There is every reason to bring this into the upcoming Euros with a lot of positivity.
@RottenTomatoes I like Josh Hartnett. A fine actor. Never really reached the heights of super stardom, and I think that’s helped. Good presence about him that can help most films and shows over the line.
@breakingnewsie That’s a fine achievement in fairness, regardless of what the sense of entitlement media brigade say across the water. Fair play to them 👏
@piersmorgan PS this kind of sense of entitlement nonsense puts England players and coaches under the undue pressure that has significantly contributed to their difficulties over the years. Give it a rest. They are deservedly where they are at the moment. Top 3. A lot of respect due.
@piersmorgan England were extremely successful in finishing where they did. They have cemented their rightful place among the international football elite. It wasn’t too long ago that they were a laughing stock of underachievers with “golden generations” et al. Onwards and upwards.
@Baddiel England always fall short to master technicians and controllers of the game. Be it Pirlo, Messi and so on, with a team ultimately crafted around these ultimate controllers. Whether it’s the cut and thrust of the domestic game I don’t know. But it can’t always be the manager.