Today I spoke with the new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, and made it clear that a serious change in the approach of the British Government is needed.
The sustained cuts and underfunding of public services imposed by Westminster must end.
There must also be urgent and meaningful support to help families and small businesses through this cost-of-living crisis, support that the previous Prime Minister failed to provide.
We also discussed the enormous political change taking place in Ireland, as people from every background across this island increasingly see their future as best served in a new and united Ireland.
The democratic right of the people of Ireland to determine our own future must be fully acknowledged and respected.
I wished Andy well as he takes office, and I stand ready to work constructively with him in the best interests of all our people and communities.
Bill Belichick was hired in New England in the year 2000. In that same year:
#1 song in America was Santana’s Smooth.
The Nokia 3310 Cell Phone was released.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas and Gladiator hit the Theaters.
JK Rowling still had 3 more Harry Potter books to write.
It’s wild to look at how much the world has changed over the course of Bill Belichick’s era in New England.
The greatness that is Bill Belichick won’t be seen again for a very long long time. I hope it is so other fan bases can experience how special it is.
@PatMcAfeeShow#IDontWantToOverreactBUT after flying over to Frankfurt to watch that, Bill the GM needs to go. Bill the coach can stay. He's lost his supporting cast and needs to focus on coaching let someone else do the GM for him.
@BostonConnr@PatMcAfeeShow I don’t want to overreact but might be time to get a GM in for the Patriot's, and let Bill just focus on coaching. Patrica not around to be the scapegoat this time.
% of drives ending in a punt or turnover
29% - San Francisco 49ers
31% - Seattle Seahawks
33% - Buffalo Bills
36% - Dallas Cowboys
38% - Miami Dolphins
40% - Philadelphia Eagles
42% - Los Angeles Rams
46% - Arizona Cardinals
47% - Kansas City Chiefs
47% - Houston Texans
48% - Los Angeles Chargers
50% - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
51% - Denver Broncos
52% - Tennessee Titans
55% - Jacksonville Jaguars
56% - Green Bay Packers
57% - Detroit Lions
57% - Baltimore Ravens
58% - Washington Commanders
59% - Indianapolis Colts
59% - New York Giants
60% - Atlanta Falcons
61% - New Orleans Saints
63% - New York Jets
64% - Cincinnati Bengals
64% - Las Vegas Raiders
64% - Minnesota Vikings
66% - Carolina Panthers
67% - Cleveland Browns
67% - Chicago Bears
67% - Pittsburgh Steelers
71% - New England Patriots