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So in the second leg, it would be absolutely awful if they played really well, got an early goal, then had a shocking decision just before half time that robs them from going 2-0 up and having a genuine chance, before an iffy Barca goal puts the tie to bed. Awful.

I believe the term for this is "humblebrag"... Dirty old git!

Is this a slash fiction thing?

Streaming using the abomination that is Sky Go is a particular hell all of its very own.

The first question is whether the role of manager is going to continue or not. Or if not, what is it being replaced with - particularly in the light of offering you the lowest position.

Although I still think the ending of Life on Mars can't be beaten for the sheer WTAF response.

Was it on the NHS?

The ending is going to cause uproar and dissatisfaction - just because it's bound to. It's so hard to deliver a really effective final episode, and people are going to complain about it no matter what happens. One of my favourite final episodes anyone ever did was the 21st century Battlestar...

Yep, you're absolutely right about that. It's not suddenly terrible or anything - just a tad frustrating at times.

The problem is you'll get the "stop whining" response. And I get that, because loads of people think it's sheer brilliance - plenty of people on here have said so about this episode, so if it's working for them, that's great and means the producers have probably got it spot on. I'm not...

I've not read any of the books at all - largely because I don't see any way he's going to finish them, and I'm not investing in what is likely to be an unfinished saga; so I do feel sympathy for all those who have been reading them and are frustrated now. I agree with your implication about the...

He looks like Arseface from Preacher in that photo.

But only after this short break.

It can't end that way. If it was going to be realistic, then it'll cut away to him writing it in the middle of the next episode and leave everything unresolved.

Yep, hence it being fan fiction from Raggy Ogden.

Fucking hell, Ogden is writing fan fiction now! He's got a point though - it's well known nothing makes footballers (or indeed any human) more unhappy and wishing to see the back of the boss than sustained success.

It's gossip of course, but reading that they're prepared to trigger Jan Oblak's release clause of €120m caused a bit of a titter. Only United could have De Gea and then make a loss on getting a replacement.

It's fair to say it's no isolated complaint. I'm sure the BluRay will look spectacular - but streaming was a disaster, and normal TV in the light barely any better. People having to scramble for the TV settings they've never touched before and haven't needed to is a failure of production - I'm...

Suggesting it might have been an idea for viewers to be able to see what the fuck is going on is pretty basic.