u/Wonderful-Acadia-296

Every season there are games that fly under the radar because they don't involve the right clubs or happen on the right day for maximum coverage. Fulham have had performances in the last couple of seasons that deserved significantly more attention than they got. Would love to know which ones people here think represented the best of what this squad is actually capable of.

Looking at bundling my broadband and TV to try and save a few quid on subscriptions. The sales rep was really pushing the new EE TV box (the Apple TV 4K variant one), claiming the integration with the guide and TNT Sports is seamless. For those who actually use it daily: is the custom EE software overlay actually good, or does it just slow down a perfectly fine Apple TV interface? I don’t want to lock myself into a 24-month contract if the user experience is annoying.

Not necessarily the best place, just somewhere you think deserves more attention than it gets.

I just received a new tax code and it’s different from last year. I know I should check it against the HMRC portal, but is there a 'rule of thumb' or a specific thing I should look for to make sure I’m on the right track? Just want to make sure I’m not missing something obvious before I just accept it. Any tips on what to look for would be a huge help.

Feels like Wolves have been drifting for a few years now with key players leaving and never really being replaced properly. Relegation didn’t exactly come out of nowhere, but this summer feels massive for the club. Do people actually trust the owners and recruitment team to build a squad capable of coming straight back up, or are you expecting another messy rebuild?

There’s been a lot of discussion lately around the NHS moving towards a Single Patient Record and more joined-up care. I’m curious if anyone on the frontline has actually noticed much difference in handovers or assessments yet. Does it genuinely make things smoother, or does it mostly feel like another system to log into during a busy shift? Interested to hear how people are finding it in practice.

First half we actually looked brilliant, Armstrong buried the pen, Mané hit the post, and we easily should’ve been 2 or 3 up. Then the second half starts and we immediately switch off and let them equalize straight away. It’s frustrating because the quality is clearly there in flashes, but the lack of consistency is exactly why we finished where we did. What do you think the main issue is when it comes to holding onto a lead?

I saw that the MHRA has opened a consultation around updating how gene therapies are legally defined in the UK to better reflect newer technologies coming through. From a pharmacy/science perspective, do you think modernising these definitions will genuinely help speed up innovation and approvals in the UK, or is it more likely to create short-term regulatory confusion while everyone adjusts to the new framework?

With so much doom and gloom around the first team lately, it’s nice to actually celebrate something positive around the club. Huge credit to Dan McNamara and the Wolves Women team for securing promotion to WSL 2 for the first time in the club’s history. Honestly an unbelievable achievement. They’ll be facing some massive clubs next season too, so it feels like a genuinely exciting moment for that side of the club. Definitely something Wolves fans can properly get behind right now.

Trying to plan a few casual things to do over the long weekend and was wondering if the Suffolks Sunday Market is on this weekend? I usually enjoy wandering down there for the street food and independent stalls if the weather’s decent. Does it normally start around 11am? Would also love any other Bank Holiday market recommendations around town if people know of any.

Looks like the summer rebuild might already be starting. Reports yesterday suggested Wolves are open to letting Arokodare leave this summer, potentially on loan, only a year after signing him from Genk. To be fair, 3 goals in 28 appearances tells its own story, and the adjustment to English football has looked really tough for him, although the lack of creativity around him definitely hasn’t helped either. With relegation forcing a financial reset, it’s disappointing things haven’t worked out so far. Would you give him a loan move to rebuild confidence, or just move him on permanently if the right offer came in?

Im currently working through my CIMA levels, but my degree is in a completely unrelated subject. I’m slightly worried recruiters or HR filters might just see the degree first and assume I’m not relevant for accounting roles before noticing the CIMA progress. Would it be better to put my CIMA studies near the top of my CV so recruiters notice it first? Just worried my unrelated degree might make people skip over my CV before reading the rest properly.