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Certainly looking that way but hopefully he stays at Argyle a bit longer. Mid-season manager change could easily ruin their season and send them down (just as they're starting to pull away from the drop).

Email their Data Protection team or the ICO and complain about the data breach. They won't ignore it that way.

As much as I hate Utd, them getting something out of this game would be a good thing. Liverpool are a bigger threat to us right now and it would keep ETH in place until we play them.

Mike Bassett all the way!

He's making a list. He's checking it twice. He's left it at home. He's texting his wife.

By the same argument, does tuning into the Superb Owl or going to a live game at Wembley make you an NFL fan? How many at Wembley were just after a novelty day out or tourists? How do you actually define what a 'fan' is?

According to Google (so probably wrong) viewing figures in the UK where the following: - Superb owl = 4m people (seems high) - Grand National = 10m people. - Snooker Masters = 14.5m people.

I'm mainly messing with my replies. I'd (grudgingly) agree that it is definitely growing in popularity (whilst reserving the right to condemn it's fans). I'm not sure if say it was actually popular yet though when compared to other sports. It's nowhere near football, will be behind rugby, cricket, F1, probably behind darts, snooker, horse racing etc in terms of active fans in this country.

Have you got the data to confirm what percentage of the Wembley crowd are American? I'd also suggest that selling out one stadium once a year doesn't necessarily reflect popularity. If it was sold out 30 or 40 times a year, or multiple stadiums were selling out then possibly but I guess we have different views on what popular means.

200k American's live in the UK, they'd fill Wembley twice over. American football sucks, it's rugby with pads, forwards passing to make it easier, a break every 10 seconds and endless advert breaks.

Football is a fantastic sport with a global audience whereas American Football sucks and pretty much only Yanks watch it.

I just found out that Albert Einstein was a real person. All this time, I thought he was a theoretical physicist.

Am at the Argyle vs Leicester game. Hopefully Azaz has a stormer today.

If worth noting that Argyle are not only in a new league but they're still playing very attacking football. Consequently they're letting in a fair few goals and any defender will struggle with that.

This is what has been unique about the Premier League compared to the other big leagues and helped it to become the global leader. Leagues such as La Liga allowed clubs to negotiate individual deals and naturally two or three of them took the vast majority of the money and killed any competition. The league then became boring.

Are the ingredient amounts the same? Is it produced in the same way? Have they said nothing has changed? I'm not saying it has or hasn't changed, just wondering.

I have one on all my devices. I dont use iptv/firesticks to watch games but have seen the authorities are trying to clamp down on people who do. I still think ultimately the league will set up their own streaming service but right now they probably see it as a faff they don't need to deal with (as multiple firms are still throwing money at them).

I'm curious how many people using Firesticks to pirate the games are also using VPNs to hide what they're doing?

Is it minus 10?

"Rizz" is kinda awful but is much better than "the drip" which is the latest trending phrase and is apparently the thing you want to have. Means being cool or having swag etc.

Pope dislocating his shoulder has got to be a blow for them.

I'm assuming he would have technically been a contractor and not an employee. His taxes would have been his affairs. That's before you even get into any other accountancy tricks.

Disagree all you want but can you offer scientific evidence to justify your position or are you using personal anecdotal evidence instead of basic scientific fact? At a base level, calories are energy and keto massively reduces calories, which is why you lose weight. If you eat less energy then you have less energy to use. Entering ketosis will burn some fat but this will not give you more actual energy then eating more would. As I said, you feel sharper mentally, physically you will have less energy. This is a trick of the brain and linked to blood sugar levels. Try going for a long run or doing a full body heavy weight exercise without eating sufficient amounts in the last 24 hours. Too many people dont actually push themselves properly at the gym. Cold water therapy can be helpful for rehab and getting the blood pumping (which bring nutrients to fatigued muscles) but it's just the latest fashion.

Isn't he only getting a 25% stake of Utd? They'd use that argument that he isn't in charge.

Not technically true. You can feel more alert and like you have more energy, but physically you don't. You might not get the sluggish feeling you get from a carb heavy meal but you have drastically reduced your calorific intake and carbs are the traditional 'energy' macro. As such you won't actually have more energy for physical activity than before. I've done long intensive workouts both in and out of ketosis. There's a reason my caffeine intake shoots up when I'm cutting.