@TrisDixon would be really interested in talking about your next steps and how we could help you over @StakPod - you've got several fans over at our place and our track record speaks for itself!
π¨ KEYS & GRAY... back after 13 years!
π₯ "Disgraced & hairy - thatβs all your lot ever call me!"
π Keys on perception: "No one asked if it was true"
π£ REAL story of Sky exit
πΊ Best/worst pundits
π¬ Roy Keane...
π¦ And where did the hair go?!
https://t.co/xTNeYjll8c
Do Liverpool actually need Bradley Barcola? π«π·
@AndyBrassell explains why a different Premier League team should have gone after the French forward βοΈ
@lukeaaronmoore Not quite so binary - was it on time, was it in good condition, did the courier respect your property/local area, was the courier polite etc... amongst other things
NEW: If HMRC delay you, they can repay you.
Under Reform, if youβre stuck on the phone to HMRC for 30 mins, youβll get a Β£30 tax credit at the end of the year.
We will restore basic fairness to the taxpayer.
Lineker: "I don't think you can do seasons now with podcasts. You can't do 10, have 6 months off, and then another 10. I got complaints when The Rest is Football took 3 weeks off after the World Cup" #EdTVFest
A few people have asked me, so here goes:
Keys and Gray Unleashed is going to fail for two reasons that link together.
1. There's a big difference between hosting live match coverage (for which 100% of the audience is there to watch the game itself- the hosting team are just window dressing), and making a show based on your ideas, chemistry and ability to regularly carry 40 minutes of entertainment on your own wits.
2. There's a need to prove to brands/platforms that they can make this transition and that there's an audience for what they're bringing in an already crowded marketplace, otherwise they're not going to be paid. They don't seem like individuals that like working for no pay and my general rule of thumb is that even a successful show starting from scratch will take 9-12 months to see any decent revenue. Can they stick at it for that long, even if they can muster up the ideas/interest (something that, based on their first episode, I seriously doubt)? Unlikely.
Enjoy the Brentisms while you still can.
We are here all week π
ποΈ KEYS & GRAY UNLEASHED
βΆοΈ YouTube: @KeysGrayUnleashed
πΈ Instagram: @keysgrayunleashed
π @KG_Unleashed
π΅ TikTok: @keysandgrayunleashed
π§ Spotify: Keys & Gray Unleashed
FIFA asked Jamie Carragher to publicly support their idea for a World Cup every two years π
To hear more from Carragher on FIFA, listen to today's Ramble! π https://t.co/iRus940XLd
A highly autistic guy goes to a club, making erratic Elon Musk-looking movements while stuck in his head thinking, βHow should I move?β Itβs all incredibly awkward and cringeworthy, but to the chronically online, this is what fun looks like. @Clavicular0
He was a great manager, and a true revolutionary of the modern game. But if you're waiting for Arsene Wenger to say something sensible in opposition to this type of thing you'll be waiting a long time. His post-management career in football has been patchy *at best*.
It makes me sad that we've not heard anything from Arsene Wenger in all of this. Surely, surely he can't be happy with what Infantino is doing? When Arsene talks, people across the world listen. But he's been silent - and still is.
A man of his standing, integrity, position and influence needs to take a stand about something that is so clearly against everything he has always seeminly stood for - the good of the game.
I was once with Laurent Koscielny at a media day. He was repeatedly rabona-ing the ball harder than I've ever seen any non-pro smash it as hard as they can with their good foot. Anyone who has ever seen top level pros up close will tell you the same thing, they are on a different planet entirely.