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This Vance fella he's picked for his running mate seems like a charmer, calling the UK the first Islamist state with nuclear weapons now that Labour have won. Not dangerous or racist at all.

The guy is an absolute dickhead. 99% of the policy he supports is basically the worst possible position a politician can have on any given issue.

The Roundup 4: Punishment(Korean) This is the 4th movie in the Roundup movie series starring Don Lee. Don Lee is a big guy and probably not very agile so the action scenes are short and sweet. When he hits them they stay hit. I absolutely love the Roundup series. Having said that this is probably the weakest movie in the series. Detective Don Lee and his colleagues chase after some cyber criminals in this one. The Roundup series is quite popular which is why they keep making them. Personally I rate The Roundup(2022) to be the best in the series followed by The Roundup: No Way Out(2023). The Outlaws(2017) and this one would be 3 & 4. If you like Korean cinema then these are fun movies to watch. 6.5/10

Mixed up. Movie I meant is Edge of Darkness.

It doesn't matter if they do or don't continue with the Trumpism, that isn't the point. The point is that they are self-interested and without a tentpole they splinter and factionalise, with every drongo trying to replace the leader they'll grind each other out until either the movement collapses and is replaced or someone unites them but only after crushing a lot of opponents and weakening their ally pool. It's taken Trump well over a decade to amass this support not just popular but internal support, it took years of consolidation for even his VP to coalesce to Trumpism.

But if Klopp or Poch are not interested, and we're not going to offer Glasner a contract the size of Lineker's BBC one, there's one man we shouldn't overlook.

So far the shooter's death seems the worst one.

I have to go with the golden boot winner; Own Goal.

Best chance we've got of convincing Klopp to join is by telling him this: "English refs can't officiate your matches if you manage England." But given he's said he wants to take a break because the pressure has been intense... I'm not sure there's a job in English football that comes with quite as much media scrutiny as the England manager. It's worth a shot seeing if he'll take the job though. He rejected the US job a few days ago according to ESPN I think.