Feel very lucky to have playtested this. Sunk hours and hours into it this summer. Recommend choosing custom kits... đ
I built a game for @FourFourTwo â all you have to do is select an XI that has scored 442 goals in Premier League history.
Lot of work went into this: should you keep you occupied for the long international break (or at the very least, your lunch break)
fourfourtwo.com/quiz/442goalâŚ
The 2011-2021 run was insane â it seemed impossible that team wouldn't get over the line eventually. The fact the win finally came with a new generation after a five year absence feels totally counter-intuitive.
Itâs not just the 75-year wait, itâs how many Semi-Finals and Finals Mayo have lost:
2021 - Final vs Tyrone
2020 - Final vs Dublin
2019 - SF vs Dublin
2017 - Final vs Dublin
2016 - Final vs Dublin (Replay)
2015 - SF vs Dublin (Replay)
2014 - SF vs Kerry (Replay)
2013 - Final vs Dublin
2012 - Final vs Donegal
2011 - SF vs Kerry
2006 - Final vs Kerry
2004 - Final vs Kerry
1999 - SF vs Cork
1997 - Final vs Kerry
1996 - Final vs Meath (Replay)
1993 - SF vs Cork
1992 - SF vs Donegal
1989 - Final vs Cork
1988 - SF vs Meath
1985 - SF vs Dublin (Replay)
1981 - SF vs Kerry
1969 - SF vs Kerry
1967 - SF vs Meath
1955 - SF vs Dublin (Replay)
Conor Pope retweeted
I hope the noise comes across here in a way you wonât have gotten on TV.
The moment 75 years of hurt ended.
Mayo win Sam.
You wouldnât believe the sheer number of people Iâve dragged to watch Mayo lose All-Ireland finals in south London pubs over the last 15 years, with the narrative lure of the curse. That business rate cut has come at just the right time.
75 YEARS AND THE WAIT IS OVER!!!!!
MAYO ARE FINALLY ALL-IRELAND FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS!!!!!!
đşÂ Watch on RTĂ2 and RTĂ Player
đťÂ Listen on RTĂ Radio 1
#SundayGame
Conor Pope retweeted
Not trying to be funny, but the first two slides of this are *literally* why I love soccer.
Being "low-event" means every event is high-stakes. The "worse" team having a real chance at winning makes things exciting. How boring would it be if the "best" team always won?
Annoyingly some of these just appear to be my full name
So far, this has been the worst World Cup as a viewing experience of my life.
Put aside overnight games, the lack of regular kick-off times means thereâs no daily rhythm. 48-team format with 3rd-place qualifying makes it difficult to follow. The H2H change knocks teams out early
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Why is this on 3d-bbcâ˘coâ˘uk đđđ yes, a hyphen, not a dot! Not a subdomain like 3dâ˘bbcâ˘coâ˘uk
When scrolling past this, I even read it as 3dâ˘bbcâ˘coâ˘uk, which is why this domain is especially dangerous.
Domains like this make phishing easier for threat actors â they don't have to try as hard when choosing a domains.
People can't read URLs properly already, but we're constantly told to read the URL. How can we do that with this?
I get that this is an experiment, probably the work of an overachieving employee working in their spare time. It could be developed by a third party. But organisations need to run these sorts of things on a unified microsite domain.
Google does this using withgoogleâ˘com: experimentsâ˘withgoogleâ˘com, buildyourfutureâ˘withgoogleâ˘comâŚ
Meta does it with atmetaâ˘com: investorâ˘atmetaâ˘com, datacentersâ˘atmetaâ˘com, communityforumsâ˘atmetaâ˘comâŚ
This domain pattern clearly demarcates trust boundaries while unifying your domain estate, because you'll probably forget about 3d-bbcâ˘coâ˘uk in a few years and it will be registered by someone else.
But most importantly, since 3d-bbcâ˘coâ˘uk is legitimate, it gives threat actors confidence to effortlessly register domains like this, to phish users of the BBC and other orgs, and consumers won't bat an eyelid. They won't spot the bad domain. They'll use claims to authority in the bad email to gain misguided trust.
It's a slippery slope. Domains like this weaken trust and our collective defence.
We've got this incredible feature on the BBC through the World Cup. For games the BBC cover, you can watch the games live (or back) in this 3D space, freely controlling the camera angle or viewing it in first person from any players' POV. Top for tactical insight. See here: 3d-bbc.co.uk/
Conor Pope retweeted
The World Cup starts tonight! â˝ď¸ But by the end of the first match, weâll be one man down.
Someone dies by suicide in our country every 90 minutes. Three-quarters of these are men.
I spoke with Luke the co-founder of @andysmanclubuk about male suicide, mental health and the help that is out there. đ
Andy's Man Club is an incredible organisation that helps men across Britain open up, talk about what is going on in their lives, and help one another. I have been to sessions in my constituency and was overwhelmed by the support they can offer men dealing with all sorts of problems in their lives - small or large.
In each session, a football is passed around the group to share thoughts, challenges, and successes. Simple, but effective and liberating!
As a government, we take mental heath - and men's mental health - seriously. We published Englandâs first Men's Health Strategy last year, which committed further funding for suicide prevention programmes, recognising that suicide is one of the biggest killer of men under 50.
We are investing ÂŁ3.6 million in community based suicide prevention projects - and supporting the @premierleague Together Against Suicide initiative with @samaritans.
And this is a challenge for all of us, not just government. As a society we can do more to encourage men to open up, get the weight off their shoulders. That is a key part of our Men and Boys work led by @DavidLammy - amplifying the issues, assuring folk there is help out there.
Enjoy the football, look out for one another, and know there is support out there!
Theyâve been having a debate over whether itâs Your Party or Our Party for months now
Conor Pope retweeted
We already have capital gains tax, we put it up.
We already have an Inheritance Tax, we put it up.
We already have taxes on private jets, we put them up.
We are busy making things fairer in the real world.
Greens are busy planning how they'd crash the economy like Liz Truss all over again.































