That ends any fearmongering of being out for weeks.
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Match Day Thread Tondalution v Lampard 12:30pm 20th December
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Also confirmed that Jelert trained today for the first time, with Roerslev set to return to training early next week
We've really missed not having any available RB's and pushing Fellows further forward again. Good to have them back for the busiest stretch of the season.
I’d hardly call voicing my worries that he might be out longer as fearmongering…but okay. Good news!
Had a mate who was a Luton fan
Went to watch them play Pompey in the FACUP when Luton didn’t allow away fans in. As it was the cup they had to, they put the Pompey fans in a cage (Literally)
Mickey elbowed a Luton defender in the face and broke his nose. Straight red
Luton won
I thought that, but you can’t argue with Google, or maybe you can, I stupidly read the AI Overview
**** AI, **** VAR
I spend most of my day arguing with various AI tools and usually come out in front.
I don't think we're in danger just yet considering chatgpts "most advanced" model still can't work out how to give me a code example that actually exists (ie compiles and uses an actual OS API)
I don't think we're in danger just yet considering chatgpts "most advanced" model still can't work out how to give me a code example that actually exists (ie compiles and uses an actual OS API)
What is Coventry famous for? The short answer is "not very much".
Southampton and Coventry share a similar history in that both had the **** kicked out of them by the Luftwaffe in WW2. Coventry being targeted because of it being a city of industry. It has some slightly interesting facts but nothing remarkable, something else it shares with Southampton.
Coventry
Southampton
It's coat of arms has an elephant with a castle on it's back and there are more than 300 images and representations around the city. That you would think might be because of some exotic connection to Africa or the Far East, but no. It's because someone thought using an elephant to depict strength and fortitude could also describe Coventry. And then proceeded to saturate the city with elephants.
Most people are familiar with the story of Lady Godiva, but even though she existed, the riding naked part was a myth.
Godiva’s high family status is also attested by the fact that she made a very good marriage, to Leofric, who would later become Earl of Mercia.
Leofric was the son of Leofwine, who had been appointed Ealdorman of the Hwicce, an ancient kingdom within the earldom of Mercia
There is no clear indication as to whether Leofwine was ever Earl of Mercia, although Leofric certainly held that title through the reigns of four kings; Cnut, Harold Harefoot, Harthacnut and Edward the Confessor.
Harthacnut wasn't popular with Leofric who was often heard telling Godiva "as if one Cnut wasn't enough, now we've got another one".
Cnut and Harthacnut were both extremely tall men although there is no record about who was the biggest Cnut.
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Southampton and Coventry share a similar history in that both had the **** kicked out of them by the Luftwaffe in WW2. Coventry being targeted because of it being a city of industry. It has some slightly interesting facts but nothing remarkable, something else it shares with Southampton.
Coventry
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Southampton
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It's coat of arms has an elephant with a castle on it's back and there are more than 300 images and representations around the city. That you would think might be because of some exotic connection to Africa or the Far East, but no. It's because someone thought using an elephant to depict strength and fortitude could also describe Coventry. And then proceeded to saturate the city with elephants.
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Most people are familiar with the story of Lady Godiva, but even though she existed, the riding naked part was a myth.
Godiva’s high family status is also attested by the fact that she made a very good marriage, to Leofric, who would later become Earl of Mercia.
Leofric was the son of Leofwine, who had been appointed Ealdorman of the Hwicce, an ancient kingdom within the earldom of Mercia
There is no clear indication as to whether Leofwine was ever Earl of Mercia, although Leofric certainly held that title through the reigns of four kings; Cnut, Harold Harefoot, Harthacnut and Edward the Confessor.
Harthacnut wasn't popular with Leofric who was often heard telling Godiva "as if one Cnut wasn't enough, now we've got another one".
Cnut and Harthacnut were both extremely tall men although there is no record about who was the biggest Cnut.
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Just read that Coventry have never won at St Mary's.
We'll ****ing smash 'em.
We'll ****ing smash 'em.
To be fair neither have Real Madrid.
Yeah same here mate.....it was once explained to me that its the difference between a scaffold plank and a bullocks foot....hope that helps.
Don’t you love that spirit of joyful optimism?
I do like Eckert. Even if we lose on Saturday my opinion of this appointment has gone through 180 degrees. Not because I think we’ll now storm the league, add another FA Cup to the trophy cupboard and open next season by beating Arsenal 7-0 at Wembley but simply because he’s got players playing for him. Watching Saints is suddenly exciting again. It’s been a long time coming.
He’s also the embodiment of the Rudyard Kipling idea of treating the “two imposters the same”.
Obviously we’ll win. As long as Jose Fonte scores early!
