Leeds United 0: Liverpool 3 – Second Season Syndrome?

The initial promise last season when Leeds United rattled Liverpool FC in their first game of the season was missing today – is this a sign of second season syndrome?

The initial promise last season when Leeds United rattled Liverpool FC in their first game of the season was missing today – is this a sign of second season syndrome?

Matthew Goodwin in Unherd (11/07/21) asks Can Britain Survive the Woke Wave?

A brief visit to Scotland in Summer

After such a promising build up there is no worse way to start a season. Losing so miserably to Manchester United is the worst. After Bielsa and Meslier had both signed new contracts the signs were promising. But it was not meant to be.
What political article I am reading Published and Be DamnedFrom the Observer that concerns Blake Bailey’s Philip Roth biography that has been mysteriously cancelled follow sexual allegations raised against Bailey, but is more concerning regarding the culture war between the…

I read this novel after enjoying their first joint effort: “The President is missing” in which the American president, is challenged by the very topical real world threat of a deadly cyberterrorist attack. However, it lost its way towards the end when the problem is solved by the president making a solo trip to a baseball stadium.

I have read Artemis, which I enjoyed more than Weir purists, but not the Martian so I was looking forward to another interesting science fiction novel based on the near future. Notwithstanding that, many The Martian fans found Artemis a dreadful follow up.
With thanks to corporate membership I visited Kew Gardens. After a long slog of a week through a heatwave, like every other worker I looked forward to the weekend and leaving home which had become my office. With the threat…

A day trip to Brighton gave me the opportunity to wander through the streets
and take in Brighton art.

Having experienced three movies (A Quiet Place Part 2, Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard and, Fast and Furious 9) recently through the welcome return to the experience of the cinema, the industry is easily tempted by the allure of the sequel and creation of the franchise, but not always to the most attractive results.