Compliment Sandwich

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52265989 Here was me getting worried for those Americans and their gun-murdering obsession being restricted during the lock down. Thoughts and Prayers to the victims etc.

What the story here?

UK Prime Minster tweeted about London Bridge incident 7 hours before it happened...

Genuine question for Rangers fans, if that's allowed in here... With last seasons duds (Garner, O'Halloran, Waghorn et al) hitting the ground running elsewhere, do you think there's something fundamentally wrong with the way players are being trained, or is it just a coincidence?

Spare hospitality ticket going for the cup game this friday. Let me know if anyone still looking for one.

Yeah, it does sound like some uncomfortable viewing. Anyone got the link?

Special Sportsound show currently being set up to link Barry Ferguson and Gary Locke with the vacancy...

Clark gets another shot at trying to make something of himself in England, Killie get a bit of cash for a manager that wasn't indispensable- win win. Have Sportsound or the Daily Record linked Barry Ferguson with the job yet?

Whatever happened to Brendan Dassey being released? Wrestlemania is just round the corner - could this be his year...

Chinese football gearing up to go mental in their latest transfer window with Oscar strongly linked with a £60m, £400k per week move to Shanghai SIPG. Here's what BBC football heavyweight Marlon Harewood has to say in his expert analysis of the Chinese league: "There is a lot of money in China. They've seen the Premier League and want to bring that to their country. The way to do that is bring in the best. The standard of football is high. They have great quality players. The wage Oscar will be getting is phenomenal." Thanks for that insightful input, Marlon.

Some of the comments on here are ridiculous. How many non racist performance director's have we had and not one of them have succeeded. Now is the time to try something different.

He'll try to, then they'll put him back behind bars for murder...

Brendan Dassey oot the clink.

I thought the British one always got to be the leader!

Guys like Nieve, Landa and Henao don't even look like they need to drop off on the climbs. It's almost got the feel that they do it because they don't want to raise any more suspicion than they already do by having 4/5 riders up top when Quintana is dropping off the back. Not been much chat on here of Adam Yates remarkable Tour to date. If he keeps up this level of form then he'll surely be a future Sky leader...

You wonder where the other riders get the motivation to get out of bed once Froome goes into the yellow jersey. As soon as he's in it, the race is basically over for the other GC contenders for the reason Valverde has given. It just makes the overall race completely boring from about day 7 and, barring any injuries, Froome and Sky will just continue to dominate the race for years to come. If I was a rider I wouldn't bother attacking him out of protest to signify how boring they've made the mountain stages (that one freak day aside).

A Hearts supporting colleague suggested to me that Sammon will be getting circa £6k a week at Hearts. That can't be right, is it?

I thought the same, was a great atmosphere. Killie should consider letting fans into the Moffat stand for free on the first home game of next season to try and convince some of the fairweather fans from the playoffs to come back along.

Why has Slater been released? Looked the best player on the park yesterday, or was that just a one off? Addison also looked a big, handy unit at the back in both play off games.

Can see it ending with Steve getting put in prison and season 4 being him trying to prove his innocence. Read elsewhere that there's some big twists in tonight's episode. Should be a cracker

As general point, what would you rather do: finish 12th in the EPL and win the FA Cup or finish 6th/7th in the league with no cup run? Everton have had a poor league campaign, but a cup win is surely a bit more interesting than competing for a Europa League place once again. If they do win it, the target would then be to push on in the league again next year whilst going on another cup run.

Just finished watching the People vs OJ Simpson drama on BBC. Crazy to think Avery was found guilty when OJ was found innocent. It still haunts me to picture Avery and Dassey stuck behind bars every day.

Was Monday's the last in the series? If so, a bit gutted! Love the show. Althoguh, there wasn't much of a cliffhanger ending, was there?