@GraemeFriday It's really weird because numerous college football stadiums have a higher capacity than the biggest NFL stadium, meaning a lot of these students are playing in front of bigger crowds before they turn pro. It's, like, backwards to what it should be.
@premierleague 'outfield' is surely redundant here.
Although I would be pleasantly surprised if a goalkeeper was a Premier League club's all-time top goalscorer.
@MiamiMarlins_UK I'm going one further and saying, in terms of the all-round experience and feel, Indian Wells is better than the US Open. It should be the US Open, really.
It's like asking who's the best racehorse, but the actual best racehorse has to run the race with two of their legs tied together... and STILL gets placed!
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π¨π OFFICIAL: Coach of the Year nominees at the Ballon dβOr 2026!
πͺπΈ Luis Enrique
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πͺπΈ Mikel Arteta
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@retrophisch Americans: "the hydration breaks are for player wellbeing."
Also Americans: "no penalty shootouts. Run them into the ground. Grind their bones into dust."
@mymarvelouslife@_CM_67_ Millennium Stadium (to us locals), 74k capacity, smack bang in the middle of the city centre, no public car park, often hosts major/televised events (ex: we've hosted the Champions League final, a WWE PPV, and the biggest music acts), never much of an issue arriving or leaving.
@TheGennadiy@creepydotorg The impressive thing about Independence Day is how little CGI was used. A lot of it (ex: the city explosions) were done with models & the city-destroyer ships were done by photographing models and layering them into the shots. On the making-of doc, they said it was about 5% CGI.
The worst thing about PSR is they've tricked lower-table/league clubs into believing it's in-place to protect them against spending beyond their means, so they're unlikely to vote against it, handing the clubs it 'truly' protects the majority vote any time it comes up for review.