Blokestradamus

So, Caleb Brantley (Florida DT) might be a bit good. https://vine.co/v/5u91mq0zK5b

Figured I'd leave this here. Seems appropriate. I mean, who does **** like this?! https://twitter.com/BillsFanaticsBF/status/747606902939389952

Absolutely. They deserved to win. I hope they beat France too, their fans are pretty awesome. Seeing people wanting the likes of Glenn Hoddle, Alan Shearer, Gary Neville and Harry Redknapp as manager. And they wonder why we're a laughing stock?

Turns out it was all of them. Just a complete load of abject bollocks. It was inevitable.

Raheem Sterling is starting tonight in the place of Adam Lallana. Never mind Sterling playing like something you scrape off your shoe and Lallana being our most consistent player. Took 2 weeks or so before pessimistic Blokes came out again.

Get down on one knee. Pause for a second to let her react. Then open an empty box. That's the most Billsy kind of heartbreak I can think of.

Today is the day that some moron in white ends up with a burning effigy of himself. My money is on Danny Rose, the muppet.

If this was happening anywhere else, the past few days would probably be hilarious. The Tories are going nuts (the 'Stop Boris' campaign is afoot), Labour are going nuts (11 resigned from the Shadow Cabinet, 1 sacked). The Remain campaigners don't want democracy because it doesn't suit them. Morons publically admitting they jokingly voted Leave (who should be shot on sight). It won't matter what happens in October, there might be nobody left by then.

I'll give Farage one thing. He hates foreigners enough that he married two of them. "You can !@#$ off unless you !@#$ me".

Scotland is a tough one. A second independence vote requires ratification from Parliament. It was supposed to be a 'once in a generation' thing. The landscape has changed and I'm all for letting them have another to decide their future. Really don't know about Ireland. I don't think it makes financial sense for them.

Welp, my fellow Mancs seem to be as smart as I pegged them as. @louisa_compton With leave voters in Manchester for BBCNews - most told us they woke up thinking "what have I done?" & didn't actually expect the uk to leave

Not a shocker for me. I just really hope that they can make it work. Boris Johnson as the new PM is the most terrifying reality of this vote.

I think it could speak to a lack of professionalism on his part. As much as it must be difficult to keep a certain physique 12 months of the year, he's well compensated for doing so. I'm willing to put it down to a rookie mistake. A repeat of it next season might just see coaches lose a bit of faith in him. Especially if Jonathan Williams lives up to the expectations I have for him.

The Vote Leave campaign actually had to do this. Makes me wonder the IQ of those they appeal to. https://twitter.com/vote_leave/status/745989473301893120

I'm just glad he's only over-eating with this one.

The only time that sporting success has given me a high that lasted longer than the day of the game was the 2005 Ashes. First time in my lifetime, really meant something to me. With sport, I'm very much 'on to the next one'. The Bills win a SB, I'll be happier for those that suffered through 4 losses. I just know that the day after (once the hangover clears), I'll be thinking about who we pick 32nd in the draft.

I think we have a sensible immigration legislation problem. To open free movement up to every EU nation was a mistake. Especially as the EU is going to keep growing. Immigration isn't inherently a bad thing but it should work for the benfit of the country. Skill sets that we can't fill etc. Unfortunately there's a lot of out of work natives that claim benefits but blaming immigration for their lack of work absolves them of their own laziness.

Today is the big day. I'm normally all about the chaos. I voted Monster Raving Loony Party in the local elections, for God sake. Not today though, too much at stake. If the Leave campaign get their way, I'm think I'll start to hate this country. If they don't, I genuinely fear for people of ethnic persuasions because some of these xenophobes won't take being told 'No' lightly.

I wanted Portugal. Iceland can sit back and defend well, the one thing that's rendered our attack impotent all tournament. At least Portugal would give us a chance to counter attack.

He has the skill set to return and he can contribute as a slot corner. If guys like Seymour and Moore outplay him at CB, we'll find another option. He's also found himself behind Patrick Peterson and Devin Hester on the return depth chart in his last 2 active seasons.

For me, it's Javier Arenas' job to lose.

I'm as shocked as you are.

I break the importance of positions down as: Pass throwers (QB) Pass rushers (DE/OLB/DT) Pass catchers/stoppers (WR/CB) Pass protectors (OL) You nail down those cornerstones when you have them. The Bills have done so with Hughes, Dareus, Glenn & Incognito in recent years. The great/elite OL doesn't have to be OT either, G/C are intregal to giving a QB time.

You're very welcome, best mod in the world.