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I'm expecting him to come out with some crass statement afterwards about it being "a beautiful ceremony, full of amazing people who all wanted to make a trade deal with Trump". Berk.

I go into every game thinking we're loose, so then anything else is a bonus. But I still mostly enjoy the occasion. But this next game COULD be season-defining.

Defiantly.

This next game could be season-defining. These are a good side.

Get into them Fack them up. Or, failing that, Attack, attack Attack, attack, attack

Take it up with National Highways and see what it says, then. There's even a complaints process if you're that arsed. I'm still not convinced about the stretching it out theory – that's certainly not the impression I've got from people at NH or the contractors. There are normally reasons behind...

You're missing something: 'We need to do drainage, barrier replacement and resurfacing works on the A27 between the Patcham Interchange and A27 Lewes Road.' I get what you're saying but, ultimately, I don't think the prime motivation of the contractors is to take longer than is possible. I've...

I'm not sure what you mean by 'just get it done'. Do you think they are dragging it out for it to take longer than it needs to? How long do you think it should take? Are you suggesting the workers should operate 24/7? I would imagine restrictions such as cost/budgets, resources and scheduling...

I completely agree, but this is nothing new. Or surprising. It's not like the guy was going to suddenly change in four years from being an insufferable lying bellend, to a president that had empathy, compassion and any kind of plan to ACTUALLY make the USA better. He's an egotistical fraud who...

I HERD he had a BUST-UP with FAB and has been OSTRICH-EYES as a result.

No issue with either of them. Life's too short and it makes no difference to me what they did or what they have done since. Bruno is still a club legend to me, though.

Go straight to the Argus :thumbsup:

There's never a good time to do highways maintenance. I very much doubt (in fact I know) the decision-makers in these situations think: "I know. Let's go with the plan that will piss off the most amount of motorists and make sure we drag it out as long as possible." Yeah, it's annoying to be...

We stumbled across one episode of this series the other night – when it was Helen's birthday – and have dipped in and out of it in the past. Great programme with just the right blend of faith/religion, story, scenery and entertainment.

Alright Roberto, you've had your fun. We get the message.

I've been boycotting The Argus for nearly nine years. With content such as that, I'm clearly not missing much.

There's no way he wrote that. No typos, very few capitals and mostly correct grammar and punctuation.

Similar situation with Glasner, wasn't it? Great when he first arrived, then shitehouse at the beginning of this season, then back to amazing for the second-half of the season. Who knows what 25/26 will bring with that lot?

Not sure about that, El Pres – certainly not when I hear and see a lot of other people who are in the same industry. But it's a world I work in a lot of the time, so I get to experience a lot of cars – the good, the bad and everything inbetween. For me, the EX30 was one step too far in terms...

Totally agree. In some ways, it was easier for a startup to come along and create a successful EV car range. What Tesla DIDN'T do – IMO – was concentrate on making sure the actual car itself was as good as it could be. In pretty much every one I have driven, it's been overcomplicated. I don't...