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Some w**k from Co Down on the radio proclaiming that the A5 is not dangerous. People just need to drive with more care.

He says a new road would be a waste of money that is needed elsewhere and too much good farming land would be lost!!


Probably been on it twice in his life!

[The mistake for the first Utd goal from the Luton player. Christ almighty.]

Utd should have won the game 10-0. some poor finishing. Onana with yet another mistake to allow them back into the game.
The mistake for the first Utd goal from the Luton player. Christ almighty. If one of the under 14s did that in soccer you'd never play him again. How some of these players get to this level is beyond me.

Maguire made a similar mistake but just about got away without it ending in a goal!

What's the craic with Champions league qualification. Does 5th get you in?

3 points. Never in doubt.

Good eebining. 

£200m offered now apparently. He is bound to be pushing himself at wages of 1.5 per week!

Madness. 

When is the last time Utd set targets and got them signed early enough to prepare well for the season. Things are changing for the better.

[The A4 to Dungannon is a example of what happens when the road is upgraded]

Not trying to be insensitive or argue that the road does not need improving but is it not true that about 95% of Road deaths are caused by driver error, not paying attention, speeding, driving while impaired etc ?

It is true but there is no point saying that everyone will just sit at 40mph behind a tractor. Yes if everyone did deaths would reduce dramatically but its not going to happen. On that logic why do cars need seatbelts?

The A4 to Dungannon is a example of what happens when the road is upgraded. Journey times reduced and deaths reduced dramatically. Yes it costs money but it is the only realistic way of reducing deaths because driver behaviour is unlikely to change dramatically.

This is the whole case in a nutshell. A road that is fit for purpose and can take the volume.

Another bad smash on it yesterday between Ballygawley and Omagh. Road was closed for a few hours with several ambulances in attendance. It was only a very short distance from where somebody died last week. There is no viable argument not to begin a new road project immediately.

Onana deal signed and sealed. Eyes now on Hojlund.

rickie lambert and matt le tissier withdraw consent to be ruled by british government

Headed too many balls over the years

As in I have only ever seen it on the likes of Twitter. Do people actually say it in real life? Or do they say Loserpool in real life either?

'Banter' seems a bit of an English term. Never heard it used much in Ireland but each to their own I guess.

Mount getting number 7. Not sure that he is the man for that jersey. 🤔

[An honest tackle]

I agree that it is a failure of the rules but I wouldn't go as far as you do. An honest tackle which fouls an attacker (outside the penalty area) shouldn't be a penalty IMO.

The soccer model should be used for all deliberate fouls (like today) but the nitty gritty of what's deliberate and what's not is not going to be pretty.

He was reaching from behind and caught the neck/shoulder area. Hand not even close to where the ball was. What part of his intentions at that stage would be an 'honest tackle'?