Things BBC Sport should be doing:
Local sports commentaries no-one else is doing.
Things BBC Sport probably shouldn't be doing:
Podcasts that everyone else is doing.
Russell Brand cowering in his cell in fear and ‘praying for hours on end’ as nightmare first hours in jail are laid bare: report https://t.co/Xlhqt09feB
Russell Brand posed as a leftwing guru, talked gibberish, and the left loved him.
Then he posed as a rightwing guru, talked gibberish, and the right loved him.
The problem isn't Brand. It's these cults whose entire being is based on repeating gibberish without thinking
I firmly believe you have to separate the art from the artist.
That's why my nephews will still be getting 'Robodog' and 'My Booky Wook' for Christmas.
A quaint reminder that a man unceremoniously dumped by the current owners, whose greatest achievement was getting us out of L1, retains more affection from the fanbase than any of the execs who could take credit for taking us into Europe. These are the people that make football.
Saturday's fixture against Watford will pay tribute to the life of our former manager, Kenny Jackett.
We are honoured to have members of Kenny's family and close friends in attendance at Molineux, as fans of both clubs remember his lasting legacy.
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"All right, Hans, time to go. But he ate my last meal."
"If that's the worst thing that happens to you today, consider yourself lucky."
"Are you really allowed to execute people at a local jail?!"
There could be serious implications for individuals at Man City from the FA, new regulator or even legal authorities.
Fraud Act 2006 states that dishonestly making a false representation (such as false financial accounts) with the intention of making a gain or avoiding a loss can lead to individuals being imprisoned for ten years and facing an unlimited fine. “A representation is false if it is untrue or misleading and the person making it knows that it is or might be untrue and misleading,” says the Act.
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