@LordVexim Nope. It’s the worst SW film in the franchise. It had its moments; Rey living in an AT-AT, X-Wings flying over the lake. But as a whole it was painful
On February 3rd 1982, eight players selflessly tore up their contracts to save the club from financial ruin – an act which will never be forgotten.
We were just minutes away from folding with the club set to cease trading at midday.
Enter the Ashton Gate Eight:
Geoff Merrick, Chris Garland, Trevor Tainton, David Rodgers, Gerry Sweeney, Jimmy Mann, Peter Aitken and Julian Marshall were given the ultimate ultimatum.
Either they agreed to have their contracts terminated or the club would fold.
Those eight selfless men are the reason the club is still thriving more than 40 years on.
❤️
@TheStarWarsAcad@starwars How was he struck by Finn? That’s the biggest issue. He’s a sith, Finn is a stormtrooper. To make them almost equals on a battlefield was a joke. That’s why the sequel films are so bad, directors just make shit up with zero logic.
@QuiGonJenna To me, it’s not her ability to use a Lightsaber per se but the fact that she starts using other force skills having zero training/awareness of them. It was so forced because the movie had to have a lightsaber fight. The movie would have been better without it.