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James Buckley absolutely crushes the "You know what golf stands for? Gay outdoor lifestyle ... with fellas!" joke, you can see the cogs whirring in his brain and the subtle change in his tone and facial expressions when he actually comes up with the punchline, just absolutely sublime and natural comedic acting!

Do you think there's a better delivered line in the show?

I (29M) have a lovely friend (M) who is looking to meet someone (F). He's also 29, owns his own flat, works in retail management and private tutoring and is a right laugh. Loves his films and sports and knows how to treat a woman. Would anyone be interested in a blind date or getting his number? 🤔 It's just so hard to meet someone these days and I really want to help him :)

Just watched Framing Conna: The Garth Owen-Miles Story on Channel 5 and was mind-blown. What documentaries would you recommend to everyone?

If he hadn't have taken out the King, McQueen would still have turned down Dinoco and he would have got the sponsorship he craved

Some 'fun' facts for you regarding England players in major tournament songs:

- Only 4 players are mentioned in two separate songs: Nobby Styles (3 Lions, 3 Lions 98), Gazza (3 Lions 98, Ole), Bobby Moore (3 Lions, Shout) and Rio (We're on the Ball, Shout)

- Beckham, Ferdinand and Heskey have the most references (7) including repeats in the same song, due to We're on the Ball!

- Of the 34 then-active players named in songs, eleven (32%) failed to make the squad. Additionally Connor Coady is the only player to be named in a song (Ole), make the squad and not play a minute of football.

Shearer saying a Paraguayan defender was "always going to score that" when taking a high pressure penalty against one of the best keepers of all time, I'm not having that

I find if I'm asking this question, the answer is always no. Once those feelings of doubt and disinterest creep in and episodes feel like a chore, it's almost impossible for a show to turn it around for me. Do you agree or disagree? Have you ever had a show that you almost gave up on turn out to be a favourite?

Suggesting: the hugely underrated Heels (so this post will be allowed 😂)

He's a proper football man with a genuine passion for the club and is rich enough to buy a club as big as West Ham outright. And in his first season at West Ham they almost qualified for the Champions League. He's also clearly got an eye for a talent as he recruits Nate the Great as manager. So why were Richmond stuck in (lower) mid table mediocrity for years during his reign?

RIP to Anthony Head who was terrific in the show, especially Season 1. While the third season turned him into a cartoon villain, in the first he feels so real. My favourite scene is during the S1 finale where you see Rupert watching the game. Showing that he actually cares about his boyhood team adds so much to his character. His genuine excitement when they score even when it proves his point about Sam wrong, his crushing disappointment when they lose and he sits alone in silence. Such a nice humanising touch.

3 disconnects out of 10 from Champs so far what a joke got no problem with other games fuck ea

Need some help covering my mortgage. My job is cutting hours and my tutoring is drying up as exam season ends. Please can you give me some tips to make consistent, reliable money. Time consuming is not a problem. Nothing involving betting please. Thank you so much for your help.

Please can you tell me if he'll still get his upgrade if I give him the tots cosmetic?

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