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🧩 Puzzle #677 🤔 10 guesses ⏱️ 1m 8s 🔗 alphaguess.com

Probably my worst attempt ever 🫤 🧩 Puzzle #676 🤔 27 guesses ⏱️ 5m 59s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #675 🤔 15 guesses ⏱️ 3m 37s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #674 🤔 13 guesses ⏱️ 58s 🔗 alphaguess.com

There were direct trains from Liverpool Street to White Hart Lane station on the Overground, albeit a 12min walk one end and a 5min walk at the other!

🧩 Puzzle #672 🤔 15 guesses ⏱️ 9m 23s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #671 🤔 16 guesses ⏱️ 2m 15s 🔗 alphaguess.com

Yes, their on-loan contract agreement is until 31st May - presumably to cover any play-offs

I feel very inadequate this morning with those quick scores above! 🧩 Puzzle #670 🤔 13 guesses ⏱️ 2m 6s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #669 🤔 13 guesses ⏱️ 1m 12s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #668 🤔 18 guesses ⏱️ 3m 20s 🔗 alphaguess.com

Yes it is. I think it's now way too late to organise staff, beer, food, etc with only 72 hours left until the game. Personally I can't see how the club could logistically organise an event for 600-1000 people with such short notice sadly

Good question, don't know the answer to that one, perhaps if they change their mind and drop the Liverpool game they risk TNT also changing their mind and picking that game up? Or maybe it's because logistically the staff, transport, equipment etc. is all now organised and can't be redeployed at...

Apparently, from another broadcasting forum the reasons are as follows - 1. Due to their current broadcasting contracts for this season, Sky only had two game picks left and TNT had one game pick left, so only three games can be shown this Sunday contractually. 2. If Sky hadn't picked the...

🧩 Puzzle #667 🤔 13 guesses ⏱️ 2m 16s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #666 🤔 16 guesses ⏱️ 2m 37s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #665 🤔 19 guesses ⏱️ 3m 32s 🔗 alphaguess.com

🧩 Puzzle #664 🤔 10 guesses ⏱️ 1m 1s 🔗 alphaguess.com

The N25 bus runs every 11/12 minutes all through the night, so getting back into Brighton would've been relatively easy

Put simply, each of the 39 voting countries plus the rest of the world (which is counted as one country) count their votes and then allocate their points to the top ten countries that their countries public voted for, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12. All those points from all the voting countries...