Cure

Well fuck me I actually got some time... Life's pretty fucking busy right now... but it's been worth it so far. Hope you guys are doing alright. That's... that's all I can think of right now. Uni's (quite literally) fucked my brain.

Saturday 26th August, 2017 Bournemouth 0-3 Man City, Crystal Palace 1-0 Swansea Huddersfield 1-0 Southampton Man Utd 3-1 Leicester, 17.30 Newcastle 1-2 West Ham Watford 2-1 Brighton Sunday 27th August, 2017 Chelsea 1-0 Everton, Liverpool 1-2 Arsenal Tottenham 3-1 Burnley West Brom 0-0 Stoke

Bournemouth 1-1 Watford Burnley 1-0 West Brom Leicester 2-0 Brighton Liverpool 3-1 Crystal Palace Southampton 1-2 West Ham Stoke 1-3 Arsenal Swansea 0-2 Man Utd Huddersfield 1-2 Newcastle Tottenham 2-0 Chelsea Man City 3-2 Everton

It's official: I'm now a proper student. My uni place was confirmed this morning. I didn't get the grades I was hoping for but it all begins today.

A couple of those were guesses, the Eibar one threw me and then with the maximum capacities I was stuck between the Azteca and the May Day in Pyongyang... I thought the Azteca sat around 110,000 unless it's been reduced recently but I'm glad I didn't go for it now.

Friday 11th August, 2017 Arsenal 3-1 Leicester Saturday 12th August, 2017 Brighton 1-1 Man City Chelsea 3-0 Burnley Crystal Palace 1-2 Huddersfield Everton 2-0 Stoke Southampton 0-0 Swansea Watford 2-1 Liverpool West Brom 1-3 Bournemouth Sunday 13th August, 2017 Man Utd 0-0 West Ham Newcastle 1-4 Tottenham

I may not be active but I can't help myself. Put me down.

You're no better than Wayne Rooney.

@HoneyNUFC should be able to give you mod powers exclusive to this section if you ask him nicely.

Of course they did, and so did everything. Feeling suicidal tends to make you look away from the consequences and all things that matter tend to be pushed aside. It's a feeling of desperation, desperation to break away. Whatever the catalyst it feels inescapable and you begin to doubt everything, how you are perceived or the impact you've had. You're forced to put on a brave face or people will begin to question, point fingers and try to help but if anything it doesn't at all: it makes it worse. It takes a lot to confront your fears but when you're depressed you see no other way out, no other option to make things better. Whether or not Chris Cornell's suicide was the catalyst in Chester's suicide is up for debate but whatever the cause it was enough to push him over the edge.

Shit. Didn't know about this until I came onto TF. As with every death it's sad. As well as Linkin Park he fronted the Stone Temple Pilots for a while and it brought them back imo. RIP.

According to various sources Monaco's complaint relates to City and PSG. Others may have been implicated too, details haven't been confirmed yet.

In some circumstances I feel it's inevitable that someone may consider changing their support. Although I don't support a team the local 'big' team are Coventry City and they've been in turmoil with their shitty owners SISU for years now. They've suffered two relegations and have been abandoned by their owners who don't want to sell and have recently been rejecting offers. Their stadium has been sold by the city council to the former London Wasps who have rebranded it and are looking to kick Cov out as soon as they can. It's horrible. Whilst teams who were in similar positions, the Blackpools and the Portsmouths and the Charlton Athletics, have no means of coming up without a ton of money and luck switching support for such reasons is absurd. If a club's soul is ripped out, as was the case with the former Wimbledon or lately Steaua Bucharest in Romania, then it's more than justified to switch. This isn't a problem for Premier League teams at the moment who can splash cash like it grows on trees and aside from isolated cases generally aren't threatened with poor ownership. In these instances it really isn't justified for people to switch. As Anton said at the end of the day you have to feel the passion and a connection to your club and if that's not there anymore there's no point.

I don't have a clue where I'll be. In five years I could be anywhere do anything with anyone. In about a month I'll receive my A-level results which, if they're good enough, will get me into University. If this goes well then this time next year I'll have ideally formed or joined a band, hope to have a secure relationship and hope to have gained confidence across the board. In five years time the ideal situation would be to have a 2:1 or a first class degree. If I did get a first then I'd definetely consider pursuing a masters degree and perhaps a doctorate. Even if I did do this well I'd hopefully be emersed in my music be it with the same band or another group of people. If music didn't work out for me then I'd look for a career in the theatre or in politics or journalism. I'd still be in a good relationship and will have hopefully travelled to a couple of places.