“Jaded content snob”
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Joined March 2009
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Training for the #GreatNorthRun hasn’t exactly been going to plan!
Looking forward to lining up with colleagues for #bobbysteam though. Your support much appreciated… justgiving.com/campaign/sirb…
Fingers crossed (just the fingers, mind)
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THE
CRICKET CLICHES
PODCAST
🔊 Bazball & why it rattles everyone
🔊 Lashing/dabbing a seed/cherry
🔊 Why don’t Aussies know what a moral victory is?
🔊 What exactly is a "heavy ball"?
@norcrosscricket
@NickMiller79
@tickerscricket
@danielgallan
➡️➡️ pod.fo/e/356bbf
Wonderful effort from my friends at Lord’s Taverners/ Final Word podcast crew at Edinburgh.
Not least the incredible Haylee Fuller, taking on the Haggis Challenge (5k AND 10k Saturday, THEN half marathon AND marathon Sunday).
Mindblowing stuff…
donate.giveasyoulive.com/fun…
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⚫️ Impact on Howe's overall influence
⚪️ Club open to reinforcing every position
⚫️ Shift in tone from hierarchy
Newcastle have grand ambitions, so what comes next after finally ending their trophy drought?
📝 @ChrisDHWaugh
🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/6209220…
ALT The Newcastle United squad and members of the coaching staff celebrate in a team picture after the Carabao Cup Final between Liverpool and Newcastle United at Wembley Stadium on March 16, 2025 in London, England.
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THAT is the strength of English football. A team that wins nothing for 70 years, still supported by massive hordes. Trophies matter, course they do, but, at every level, it's people (their devotion, energy, endurance, memories) that make football clubs great. ✊️✊️ Toon fans.
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#NUFC subs vs #LFC: Dubravka, Targett, Krafth, Miley, Longstaff, Willock, Neave, Osula, Wilson
#CarabaoCupFinal
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⁉️ @TheAthleticFC's hour-long "Inside #NUFC" live Q&A is taking place now. Get your Qs in via the link: nytimes.com/athletic/6155899…
◾Did Pope warrant his recall ahead of Dubravka? 🧤
❔ How important is PIF's presence on Tyneside? 🇸🇦
◾ Could Lewis Miley win a cup-final place? 🌟
⁉️ @TheAthleticFC's "Inside #NUFC" live Q&A takes place between 2-3pm GMT. Get your Qs in via the link: nytimes.com/athletic/6155899…
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Apparently you now have to pay for an ad-free version of the National Rail app or you get full screen, unavoidable-to-click bullshit.
Getting tougher and tougher to believe myself when I tell people I’m not sympathetic to communism.
What a treat to see Saturday Night at #lff tonight. A terrific film, so thrilling and a real love letter to the show (I know, vomit, but it’s true).
No doubt 99% of what happens is absolute spice, but with SNL the mythology is sort of the point isn’t it…
They’ll be slightly confused, but largely unaffected. Completely pointless.
How Will Theaters Handle the ‘Megalopolis’ Live Scene with Adam Driver When it Opens Wide? trib.al/wcU4AAR
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Kris Kristofferson has died, aged 88. In 1987, he appeared on Wogan alongside Johnny Cash and covered everything from being a Rhodes scholar to landing a helicopter on Cash's lawn, while also treating us to a few bars of one of his biggest hits.
Farewell, then, Kris Kristofferson.
Unfortunately, my main cultural reference for you is being a compelling presence in bad films, like the one where time travellers save people from a plane crash.
Pleased to say I’ve learned a lot more about Kris Kristofferson in the last 24 hours and it certainly sounds like he was an absolute hero.
I am so sorry to learn of Kris’s death. He was a brilliant talent & human.
I documented his stunning recovery from chronic Lyme-induced Alzheimer’s in HuffPo in this in-depth interview.
His story opened the eyes of many MDs & researchers who reached out after this was published. His contribution to the world of chronic illness can’t be overstated.
RIP, Kris, & thanks for everything 🙏
ALT A Slow Slipping Away - Kris Kristofferson’s Long-Undiagnosed battle w Lyme led to Alzheimer’s
There was a woman in the seat behind me in the cinema who wouldn’t (or maybe couldn’t) stop talking.
For a while, it reminded me why I stopped going to the cinema, but then Megalopolis kept happening and it ended up feeling like part of the show.