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Just curious, no reason.

According to the percentages on here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65229571 Can anyone explain to me the "science" behind this?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-64992726 If so, what does it mean?

I keep seeing mention being made of the temporary coaching duo of Crofts/Lallana. Are we not missing an opportunity here? Surely we should be calling them Lallana Crofts?

I just heard this expert punnage from the BBC coverage of Turkey vs Wales in Baku and I just wanted to say well done. Well done indeed! :clap2: Something along the lines of this is the national stadium of Azerbaijan, a former member of the Soviet Union so this was Baku in the USSR. Nice.

Any pun masters out there who can help with frog related names for players or teams? So far I can only manage: Tottenham Hopsters Lily Pad Jennings Live-in-pool FC Froggy Moore Nigel Reo Croaker Frank Ribbety As you can see I need help.