Most of my emails to colleagues begin with "I hope you're surviving"

Exactly. It's why we're already seeing the groundwork being laid for mass deportations. There is no level of immigration that will be satisfactory, even zero

Alan Partridge was taking the piss out of people who say this nearly 30 years ago

As long as there's a plan for those young people

Unfathomable decision given where Thiaw was. No way Aubameyang gets away from him from here. Maybe Pope is too used to playing with slow CBs
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I'd back Thiaw every time in that position. If Haaland can't sprint away from him then a 36 year-old Aubameyang certainly isn't

The strongest squad he's had in four years and he doesn't seem to trust more than 12-13 of them to start games

Inviting that kind of relentless pressure always raises the likelihood of a stupid mistake. It's Brighton, Brentford, and West Ham all over again

Very lucky. We've shown repeatedly this season that we can't give up 70% possession and hold on to a clean sheet. Why should it work now?

The gameplan handed the initiative to them. A hard 10 minutes at the start of the match followed by giving up the ball and sitting in a flat back five for 80 minutes means we're relying on bad finishing and luck

Fringe falls into that category. It wasn't top tier but I liked it (it had a character that said "hypothesise" every episode!). It ended well despite getting cut short

Andor was originally supposed to be five seasons. Reducing it to two might be one of the best decisions any TV producer has ever made

Final season of the Wire is pretty awful. Everything after Gus dies in Breaking Bad is also quite bad. Neither are unwatchable, just a massive fall from previous high quality

Sure, it's great writing to take that prosaic character from Rogue One and make him into now the most memorable since the OT