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First gig together tonight for 16 years.  Many here going to the Croke Park shows in 16th/17th of August?

The setlist from tonight in Cardiff

Hello
Acquiesce
Morning Glory
Some might Say
Bring it on Down
Cigarettes and Alcohol
Fade Away
Supersonic
Roll with It
Talk Tonight
Half the world away
little by little
D'you know what I Mean
Stand by me
Cast no Shadow
Slide Away
Whatever
Live Forever (decicated to Diogo Jota and his Brother)
Rock N Roll Star

Encore

The Masterplan
Don't look back in Anger
Wonderwall
Champagne Supernova

Yeah heading the 16th. Think that's a great setlist. Maybe few tweaks such as Born to be Idle or Shock of the Lightning. Poignant tribute to Jota too.

Think the charges happened after the contract renewal broke down cause fear of him going to a country he couldn't be extradited from. Arsenal couldn't terminate his contract because of consequences for City with Mendy but he should have being removed from team.

Not a Liverpool fan or anything but that's hit me hard. Awful news. May he rest in peace.

Uriah Rennie

Only 65 too. ☹️

First black top flight referee in England, not too many years after black players started to feature heavily.

Has there been many other black referees? Can't think of any off the top of my head actually

Sam Allison

Uriah Rennie

Meath massive contrast. Nobber to Ashbourne are not even distant relations.

rian O'Neill is begging to read like Chuck Norris on this forum 

https://x.com/officialgaa/status/1649850540086501377

Larry Reilly

Definitely Murphy. An elite full forward, midfielder and referee.

I heard PSG being described as likeable which shows sportswashing works.

The goalscoring issue is obvious. But then again the most serious injuries happened in attack, Saka, Odegaard, Jesus and Havertz with Martinelli also out for a period. Throw into the mix Gabriel's injury as well as Califori, no Tomiyasu all season and Ben White going under the knife plus the ridiculous red cards it's a miracle Arsenal finished second and shows what a good coach Arteta is.

Wouldn't say it was a miracle given how poor everyone outside of Liverpool were. While they had their injury problems they were able to put out a strong 11 most weeks.  71 points for third place is a low total and Newcastle even tried their best not to get a champions league position on last day. 

A strong 11 but two youth players ended up playing a lot of games. A bench full of youth also so a first 11 stretched way too much with very little options for rotation and substitutions. Timber playing injured and now also needing an operation, a midfielder being played as a striker for first time in his life.

The goalscoring issue is obvious. But then again the most serious injuries happened in attack, Saka, Odegaard, Jesus and Havertz with Martinelli also out for a period. Throw into the mix Gabriel's injury as well as Califori, no Tomiyasu all season and Ben White going under the knife plus the ridiculous red cards it's a miracle Arsenal finished second and shows what a good coach Arteta is.

Half time in the championship play off to see who will play in the Premier league next.

Sheffield United 1 Sunderland 0

And the championship the following year.

Thought Durnin should have got motm.

3-2 Barcelona lead, bad pass out of defence and a good finish.   And that's how it ended. Rudiger lost it on the bench, luckily he was held back.

If he was let go what would he have done?

Push in back, Cork free