@winehusband@NigelPClarkson@KirstiWenn@charlielockett Almost a perfect example of the genre. Just need either a garden table or a bird table. Also perhaps work on making the lighting a bit worse so you can’t quite make anything out.
@LifeByMelissa78 @rickvual @mcgrath_jonna@MikeHannaUAL@weareunited Thanks guys. It means a lot. But I feel for the Steve Hobbs you mean to congratulate. He’s missing out. This is a different one. The real one. Love y’all. Xx
I wouldn’t put it past Kipchoge to now run sub 2 hours in non-engineered conditions too, such will be the benefit of that training exercise. I’d prefer @EliudKipchoge to take on Bekele at Tokyo for Olympic gold though.
@PsTeddiebear @skysarahjane 100% agree. It’s time they put party politics and personal power surges aside and thought about what’s best for the country.
Another great read RT @Vitu_E: “I don’t want to be remembered as the guy who had a fight in the street. I want to do things on the field to be remembered for.
“If we win the World Cup, that becomes the first paragraph [of his ESPNcricinfo profile].”
- https://t.co/6QpElWTRcU
Ridiculous. A totally pointless (geddit) poll that was only ever likely to stir up a hornet’s nest...RT @YouGov: One in eight men (12%) say they could win a point in a game of tennis against 23 time grand slam winner Serena Williams https://t.co/4ifC8cGQHc
@LewisWiltshire Yes. And its player behaviour that will be the next problem that VAR will get the blame for (as they all try to get the ref to look at everything etx)
@GaryLineker@alanshearer And they need to punish play-acting. Otherwise we I’ll just get people falling over all the time in the hope of a positive var decision.
@RobbieSavage8 It’s the behaviour of the players and managers, and in this case the refs, that are the problem, not VAR. VAR is neither the problem nor the solution. (Lack of) Respect and integrity are.
In the 15 world cups that England have played in before this one, they have won 26 games. 5 of them were in one tournament which makes 21 from the other 14. That means that if we win just one half against Panama, this team will have been consistent with the average England team.