Love this footage - Blondie💘
Blondie performing at the Rainbow theatre in London🇬🇧…1978?
※ I’m not sure, but I think……
#Blondie
🇺🇸Blondie - Picture this
Filmed for the very first episode of Channel 4's The Tube in 1982, this performance captured The Jam at a remarkable moment in their history. Just days after Paul Weller announced the band would split, they delivered one of their most memorable televised concerts, showcasing the energy and musicianship that had made them one of Britain's defining bands. This remastered edition brings new life to a landmark performance from the final chapter of The Jam.
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Come On You Reds! 🔴
Spoiler;
The 4231/433 chat is just to say we tried it. We’ll resort to 5atb soon as we can because it’s a results business and that’s what the gaffer knows.
HOPE IM WRONG
Testing the algorithm with this absolute masterclass of a takedown.
I am fairly certain the code will bury this because it hits a little too close to home for the owner. 😂🔥
Roy Keane on The referee disallowing Egypt’s goal after a VAR review:
🗣️ “I don’t agree with that decision at all. That’s a World Cup knockout game, and you’ve just wiped out a massive goal for something that, in my opinion, doesn’t justify overturning it. Football is becoming obsessed with finding reasons to disallow goals instead of rewarding attacking play.”
“The referee has made himself the biggest talking point of the match. If you’re going to cancel a goal in a moment this big, it has to be absolutely obvious. For me, that wasn’t clear enough. The players have done their job, and now they’re paying the price for another controversial VAR intervention.”
“This is exactly why fans get frustrated with VAR. Instead of talking about Egypt’s brilliant finish, everyone is debating the officials. Decisions like this can change the entire course of a World Cup, and if they’ve got this one wrong, it’s a decision that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons.”