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Wilson 6 Kicking dreadful again, but that time wasting at the end….I was in awe Burroughs 6 Doesn’t look out of place Rose 7 Best game of the season Doyle 7 Along with Rose, wonderful distribution Panzo 6 A few wobbles but finished strong Bidwell 7 Just another consistent, dependable...

Own up, which one of you ran on the pitch to get Tavares subbed on quicker

And then what, lay them off again this time next year? Don’t let culture warriors persuade you that the government can just cut their way out of this problem by scrapping treatment for enough rare medical conditions.

I assumed Waghorn was still getting over his injury from last month. I imagine we’ll see him at some point tonight.

You don't see heels like those much nowadays

Think you’re looking at four, maybe five years, but the good news is they’ll probably consider letting you out after two with good behaviour.

No it seems fairly descriptive.

And?

The same footage is linked to in this BBC write-up: Brixton Academy: What happened in the crush?

Didn’t know else where to put it, but the fact that there’s now been a second death in this Brixton Academy crush is just terrifying. To think that a fan and a security guard can both be crushed to death at a huge venue like that is appalling and just shows it can happen anywhere. What kind of...

Read the thread title and thought Sky Blue Sam had been nicked for the crowd trouble at Derby last season

Well if you didn't know the reference you'd think he was psychotic. As it is, it's just extremely weird (and not even the most intense part of what he wrote!)

Even playing it off as some kind of edgy joke, it's a deeply weird thing to put in a column.

Well he's clearly a better player than Maradona then, case closed imo

Workers' rights obviously do, and I've no issue with what he said at the start of his rant about protecting them at home and abroad. I'm just not sure that the specific problems facing British nurses (in Neville's own words, asking for £1 or £2 extra) belonged in the same sentence as the literal...

To be honest, while Maradona was clearly the most skilful player of his generation, and had a truly magnetic personality (something which Messi doesn't have at all), how do you explain his comparative lack of achievements? I'm not sure it can just be "people tackled more then"...

There are some issues that undoubtedly should be raised in an otherwise unrelated TV broadcast - either ones that affect us all (racism) or are specific to the setting (Qatari human rights abuses). I'm not sure an industrial dispute between one particular sector and today's British government...

I don't disagree with what Neville was saying, but he's going over the top there in the wrong forum.

Didn't we have a rugby forum for this?

Is that why we won all those games coming from behind last season?