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Ruud has already broken Djokovic in the final. Maybe closer than some think, including myself! @Michael @JoshBRFC you guys watching?

This Alcaraz shot from the semi final against Djokovic. Sensational.

It's not over yet Lovely day. Enjoyed the company as much as the cricket to be honest. Was there with some family and seems to be a regular thing we use this as a day out then go for good after. Perfect day. Paying for it now

Love a nice sunny day at the cricket

Spurs home: Rangers: Porto home: Newcastle home: Chelsea: Feyenoord:

Not too shabby...

Alcaraz is a machine.

Charges and hefty fines given out:

Some things are just meant to be!

@Coma (and @Lucas I guess). It gets worse. That response is disgusting.

It's so dodgy isn't it. It really shouldn't be allowed but I guess there's loopholes everywhere as to how they secure funding for what they want/need. Dirty money everywhere no doubt.

That doesn't sound like it will end well. Any issues that affect Sampdoria, and the stadium is used as a bargaining chip. Banks get hold of that and who knows what they will or won't do with it. And with Sampdoria's relegation, added to the potential if they don't return immediately to Serie A, this kind of deal worries me for Leeds' sake...

Pernille Harder and Magdalena Eriksson have left Chelsea to sign for Bayern.

Butland to Rangers

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Ours is average at best. The sponsor ruins it. Too big and just doesn't visually fit.

What was the concrete saying to him?

PSG Home - throwback to early 00s Barca away: Leicester home: Arsenal third kit: Hertha Home:

Man Utd away...

Potentially. I wouldn't say I know enough about several other teams over the years to have been relegated that were the strongest. But Villa & Newcastle perhaps, or maybe some Fulham or West Brom teams that have dropped? Not sure. I think I've answered where it's gone wrong before, but in summary: Rodgers being given free reign to sign some absolute cart-horses Letting Schmeichel go without finding an adequate replacement. Not just for his goalkeeping ability, but his leadership, character and personality. We lost a big player there. It's almost like he knew the shitshow was about to occur but I don't begrudge him a move to continue playing in Europe at all. Rodgers being given too long to stay in his position despite our disgraceful drop towards the bottom of the table. Could/should have gone in the summer, after 7 games, after the World Cup, before the March international break. Too many players being far too comfortable, not really having the commitment to the club, which leads to under-performing and just not being bothered about the fate of the club while they secure a move elsewhere Our owner not being ruthless enough, being ill-advised by an arsehole of a Director of Football (Jon Rudkin). It's why I've mentioned that things off the pitch are just as bad as they have been on it. It all filters down in some way, shape or form. And that's what has happened here. When the general doesn't know what's going on or know how to lead, how can the proverbial soldiers know what to do or take charge?

Survived on the final day thanks to the above We beat Brighton anyway, but Chelsea winning helped!