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With what’s happened and still happening to Villa and Newcastle does any fan of an Other14 club still believe that the Premier League is truly fair or competitive and not just a feeder system for 6 clubs?

Does anyone else use the Pocket Cast app for their pods? Mine hasn’t updated with today’s episode

It’s absolutely criminal that we lost to this lot

Hi, my broadband contract with Virgin expires soon and I am thinking of switching to Vodafone, I have seen a pretty good deal for the Pro 3 plan which includes a super wifi 7 booster.

Has anyone got any experience of the super wifi 7 booster? I googled it and found a reddit thread from a few months back saying they were really bad and unstable but wondered if they had been fixed since then?

Hi, my first appletv is being delivered this week and I am really excited to start using it, I just have one question; I will obviously use my appleID to log into the device to be able to access the app store etc, will different streaming apps like Netflix and Disney+ expect me to log in using the same email address as my appleID? I ask because my partner pays for our appletv and Netflix and I pay for Disney+ therefore we will be logging into different apps with different emails

I've seen an Apple tv 3rd gen, wifi and ethernet on ebay for £97. It is listed as 'refurbished excellent' Is there any problems or regular faults to look out for on a refurbished model?

I imagine the pod have done this already and if so then listen fair play but trying it imagine the football careers current tennis players would have;

Carlos Alcaraz - Graduate of Real Madrid's academy (obviously) in and around the Madrid first team for a few seasons doing nothing of note until hes sold to Rayo Vallecano for 13m euros. Shows some flashes of promise, perennially linked with a move to Bournemouth.

Jannik Sinner - Tough tackling Austrian wing back, signs for AC Milan from Austria Wien. Despite having an amazing engine and playing every minute never gets more than 2 assists per season. Retires with 2 Coppa Italia winners medals.

Anything I should look out for when buying an F20 1 series? I've got an 8k budget and seen a couple of M sport models around 2013 - 2014 that I like the look of

Every time I check this sub I see North American and European users posting some insane deals but I can never find anything close to these kind of deals in the UK.

Are we just unlucky or am I looking in the wrong places / at the wrong times?

In the UK the World Cup is being broadcast by two companies, BBC and ITV. When watching games on ITV using their app in HD I notice some stuttering (I believe it is called). No matter how much I play with the picture settings I can't seem to get it to look better.

However when watching on the BBC Iplayer app in 4K there is no stutter?

Hi, looking for some advice please. My partner and I’s mortgage rate is up in the next couple of months and we were hoping to take some equity out to do some improvements (extension, new kitchen, bathroom etc). It would be about 80k we would need.

It doesn’t look like we will be able to borrow that amount but our mortgage advisor suggested we take a smaller amount out, pay off a couple of debts (15k on credit cards combined and a personal loan with 4k left) and make overpayments with the aim of being in a better position to borrow more when the mortgage rate comes to an end again?

My question is; does making overpayments on your mortgage mean you could potentially borrow more? AS I understand it overpaying your mortgage mainly benefits you long term as you are reducing down the term and saving on interest.

Is there another sport with the amount of tactical variance and flexibility that Football (soccer) has?

Teams line up with 11 players each, 1 goalkeeper then the other 10 arranged in anyway the coach sees fit. There are dozens of formations; 4-4-2, 4-2-3-1, 3-5-2 etc and the whole team will play with a unifying philosophy for example retaining possession or counter-attacking.

Within certain positions a player can play numerous roles for example a holding midfielder vs a deep playmaker, wingers vs inside forwards.

All of this means there is pretty much endless ways a team can set up and play.

Since the season is over, I, like most of you, have been obsessing over our transfers for the summer. Looking back at our signings since the takeover, I can't help but wonder why the strategy that brought in Bruno, Tonali and Isak seems to have changed.

Those 3 I think most of us agree have been our biggest transfer hits, it seems bizarre to me that the same recruitment team that scouted and signed those lads spent over 100m on Wissa and Elanga?

Also why are we now targeting unproven younger players this summer? Whilst I understand the move away from 'prem proven' players it still seems like we can find great value in the market where we got Bruno, Sandro and Isak? By that I mean moderate to big but not elite, european clubs (I understand Milan are a huge club but the finances in Serie A are terrible).

One thing Howe has consistently before every summer is that he'd like to get transfer business done early. With that in mind and the do we reckon we see any movement before the World Cup starts?

Looking for a 55 inch TV for my bedroom as my old LG BX that I put in there is on its last legs.

Budget up to £500, I’ve seen a lot of love for the TCL 55C6K?

It will be used for tv and movies, no gaming as that is done on the main tv in the front room.

Whatever your opinion on the disallowed Wilson goal earlier I think the Premier League really needs to address how corners and set pieces are officiated next season.

Some games the penalty box looks like a WWE royal rumble with people getting speared to the ground then like earlier a goal doesn’t stand because someone brushes against the keeper with an arm. It makes no sense