Also worth noting that, Lebanon isn't exactly a safe haven for these people. We may not have a war there but whilst going to Lebanon temporarily guarantees their safety as there isn't a conflict there (yet), most of them are forced to live as beggars or in some dreadful refugee camps. I know...
The end of the tour: 8/10
A rolling stone journalist spends a few days interviewing the late David Wallace, played by Jesse Eisenberg and Jason Segel. The performances are great, particularly from Jason Segel as I never thought he had it in him. It's basically a two hour conversation between a...
I feel sorry for the refugees here, this is precisely what they are running away from. I know so many of them that have fled to Europe over the past couple of years, they are very well educated and are some of the nicest people I have had the pleasure of meeting. It's absolutely terrifying to...
What a sad state of affairs. A couple of days ago 40 people were killed in Beirut as well by a suicide bombing, claimed by fucking ISIS.
There was a bomb threat in the German hotel a day before the game? Surely the authorities should have taken it as some kind of warning?
The Lady in the Van: 7/10
Didn't really expect to enjoy it but I did. Maggie Smith is absolutely awesome in it, and it's surprisingly funny and charming.
The Meddler: 7/10
Same as above really. It's funny, sweet and Susan Sarandon is absolutely excellent.
I keep repeating it, doesn't matter how good our manager is, we're not going anywhere with these players. So many of them are just so average, the only one that looks capable of doing something is Coutinho but even he's inconsistent.
Lallana had a stinker in particular, and the less said about...
Spotlight: 9/10
So, so good. I'm a sucker for journalistic movies and this one really reminded me of All the president's men. Mark Ruffallo is absolutely excellent in it in particular.
Yeah, doesn't matter how much you hate your manager. That says more about the player than it says about Jose.
His main issue at Chelsea this time around is that he doesn't seem to have cultivated the "We don't fucking lose attitude", and that may be down to the players. During his first stint...
I hope so, because at the moment he just seems completely off the pace. I'm not usually one to say that but he seems to have struggled a bit with the (brainless) pace of the premiere league.