Maybe at lords without the crowd on his back he do poorly:pond:
Even thought we're usually terrible at batting out for a draw I'm relatively confident we will today.
Got to admire the fight these aussies have and the incredible ability smith has. Love the fact that the aussies attitude is lets risk losing to win, quite different to ours...defensive as ever.
we do that a lot, I said when they were 8 down they'll probably get 200+...even I didn't think they'd get 250....we're just too nice. In fact I might make aussies favourites now...the aussies never give up.
so because YOU think it's the most tolerant then no-one should every discuss a rise in racism?
I think what we've learned over the last decade that the UK isn't as tolerant as we had hoped.
Then blame the organisations the women have no say in how many sets they play so shouldn't be penalized for it. And as I stated before men and women both play 3 sets outside the grand slams so time for to change it to either GS 3 sets for all or 5 sets for all in GS...a lot of people question...
It is a victory for equality, it took Wimbledon over 30 years to react to equal pay. The women have no say in how long they play. And lets not forget outside the GS the norm for both women and men is 3 sets.
We've had a world cup record of washed out games and other rain affected matches. It really does ruin the tournament when so many games get affected this way. Not only has it affected the league positions but if it rains tomorrow and Thursday (mixed forecasts) you could have the finalists...
Glad its messed the top 3, maybe now they'll be less pissing around. Never rated Joshua but expected him to win last night, wilder will beat both of them.
The problem Salford have is fan base, it takes little time to bankroll a team up the leagues but a lot longer to establish a good fan base, they were getting crowds of less than 200 before the money, as soon as that money is taken away its not just down the leagues they go, Salford may well not...
what's more democratic than another vote? It's not like nothing has changed, so many people (both remain and leave) have stated they couldn't have guessed things would turn out like they have, democracy doesn't end with one vote. If it did, we'd elect one government forever.
Now people know...
The country is really in a bad way, I always thought we were open and friendly but this referendum and the press really have whipped up a storm of hatred, the language used is truly disgusting. Its no surprise that racist attacks are on the rise, and now with the footage of that Syrian refugee...
The road we're heading down and he increase I racism makes me wonder about everything I held dear about England. If I was younger I'd be planning a way out of here. The future is brighter elsewhere.