@aljhlester It’s not too outlandish to imagine that Farage’s reaction to the episode was to rub his hands in glee. Another illustration to add to the ‘tells you all you need to know about Farage’ file.
This week I came across the obituary of a photographer named David Plowden. I was unfamiliar with his work, but decided to browse his website after reading that he specialized in photos of trains and industry.
I’m not much of an art guy, but these photos are astonishing. (1/4)
@AdamJoseph Arsenal were abominable but nearly won. Had they won, the commentariat would have told us why they deserved it - even though they wouldn’t have done. Thank goodness they didn’t
@redgrose7@Altgthr@AndyMitten Stoke notoriously narrowed/shortened the pitch and recorded very low ball-in-play times: they literally played less football than anyone else (so, obviously, they were less likely to concede)
@SimoninSuffolk@yateseyinii David Moyes is the embodiment of a ‘something-for-nothing’ manager, who’s consistently eked out a paltry goals tally to survive. EFC fans have seen their team concede more goals than they scored. Joint fifth worst goals scored. Great guy, but he hates football
@DrDavidVernon Brilliant! Thanks very much. Should have seen this earlier. Doubt I’ll ever get round to FW but perhaps I’ll look at Woosters (the rest I know). Thanks again!
@notsuwaid@Ankaman616 Emery is the classic something-for-nothing boss, gathering points with the minimum of positive xG, possession etc. Exceptionally efficient, deadly dull