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Leave for Germany 1 week from today. Stoked.

Yeah fair, That was easily the most exciting finish I can remember in years

There was no secret this didn't pass any regulatory standards. The window on the front of the sub was only pressure rated for a third of the depth the Titan was going (and where it had gone before). NASA and Boeing assisted with the creation of the hull but refused to sign off on it being safe because there were serious questions. Canada have said they are looking into possible legal action, but so far in their investigation it appears that they haven't broken any laws. The guy knew he was skirting safety regulations, he deliberately maneuvered into legal grey areas. Again, it is not a secret about any of this. He did it very openly. Like both of us have said - the legal ramifications for OceanGate are likely to come from the families of the victims making a claim that the waivers aren't valid and that OceanGate was grossly negligent, and blatantly so (as is well documented). Wrongful death verdicts would give some chance of seeing some culpability for the families of the victims. A verdict in favor of one of the two billionaire families with victims onboard is likely to force OceanGate completely out of business - and... it honestly already is with how much bad press they've received and their CEO imploding in the middle of the Atlantic. An attorney using social media to make content other than advertising content (and even that can be questionable)... is probably not a great attorney. And again, what they were doing was really well documented. They are famous for not getting proper certifications shrugging their shoulders and carrying on with what they were doing. They used the previous successful missions to point at the safety regulations and laugh.

Yeah I think that’s fair enough from all sides. You had to try and test the waters, but with the club adamant they don’t want to sell unless they receive a silly amount, and even then I’m not convinced Levy would do it, I can see why you’d not pursue beyond what you’re currently offering. For what it’s worth while I don’t want to lose him, I’d be happy for him to go to Bayern over pretty much any other club other than Madrid.

PSV Home Hearts Away: Sunderland away: Brighton away: Valencia home: Chelsea home: Fulham away: Frankfurt away: Hibs away: Roma third:

My diet has been supping some whisky and trying to survive this bloody heat, I hate it, I was hoping to wake up, look out the flat window and see some of this...

He's 29 with only one year left on his contract. And he wants to leave. Has done for a while and tried to force a move away in the past. From Bayern's perspective, it'd be irresponsible for them to go all out to get him this summer. They're not a Premier League club. I agree that nothing will get done in the summer. Will move on a free next season and I reckon he'll end up at Man Utd.

Culpability should be pretty easy to find, I imagine their liability waivers aren’t legitimate considering there’s plenty of evidence OceanGate was negligent. Seems like a civil matter, so survivors of the victims should sue OceanGate. But the main guy responsible escaped liability by dying. And tbh I think everyone who died is pretty culpable for their own deaths for trusting a guy who said “safety just slows down innovation” and his makeshift vessel.

My mate that uses a kangaroo to swim from Sydney harbour to Manley beaches says he has to hop over a lot of red tape to get into the water.

That is sexy as fuck.

I loved scoring a goal in competitive games then spamming "nice save" over and over and watching people get very angry