Stan

New contract for Alderweireld.

*dons @MUFC mask*

If you want to stick with the Amsterdam-esque theme, Barbados/Jamaica/Caribbean area is probably most in line with that. I want to go on a cruise there in a few years' time. LA wasn't that great but I did go over 10 years ago - if I went again I'd do all the sports stuff if possible. Next time I go America I want to see some sport - be it baseball, basketball, NFL. The latter is the preference.

@Carnivore Chris you going to Barcelona is the new '@Toinho going to Japan'.

You're going to Barcelona?! That's so cool. First time?

Nothing surprises me any more these days.

Yeah which is why he probably doesn't realise Pogba's return has been delayed through illness, although it just seems like a really bad hangover... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50816540

It's this bit which is ultra-fanboyish as well. Barely anything in the current team which makes me think there's a CL-winning side there - even if there is a good selection of youth products.

Bit random.

Ajax lose their 3rd game in a row. 90th minute goal for Alkmaar who are now level at the top with Ajax.

who's said that?

+1 for working that pun in there.

But in terms of not wanting to win it, surely keep the seniors in the UK, give them the break here (they don't have to necessarily play all of the Villa game) and send the kids to Qatar? Not having a warm winter break isn't the worst thing surely in the context of the whole season?

If Klopp wanted to do that why not just keep the first 11, or majority of, at home and not make them travel?

Wow imagine my shock Tories lied

Correct.

I don't get his logic. If he wanted to write 'none of the above' he literally could have written none of the above.

Seen a lot of reaction online about Sturgeon's reaction to SNP taking Swinson's seat. She celebrated wildly. Why the fuck wouldn't she?! Her party has just regained a seat from another party, more specifically another party's leader. Of course she's going to celebrate it! It'd be bloody weird if she didn't.

This is the other thing now which worries me. I don't think anyone is still clear on what Brexit will be attained and consequently, how each different type of Brexit will affect UK - for better of for worse. Obviously now Boris has his majority it'll be much easier to push things through but I'm still at a loss on what happens after 31st January 2020 and also what happens at the end of Dec 2020?

How quickly would Scottish independence happen given last night's results? That would harm Labour a lot wouldn't it, losing any kind of Scottish vote should they leave the UK?

Says more about you than anyone else really.

Kensington getting a Tory majority is fucking weird after Grenfell.

Not including me. Might be good Corbyn lost but it's not so good that the current government is in place. This next 12 months and then the consequent years will be tiresome and gruelling.