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    Cost of Living

    Vancouver's climate is very similar to the UK's. Great if you like outdoorsy stuff too, so much nature within a short drive of the city. However its housing crisis is absolutely horrendous (worse than the UK's arguably) and it felt very limited in terms of culture and nightlife - much preferred...
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    Wolves Kit Thread

    Looks like a rugby shirt.
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    Relegation Thread 2023/24

    We were in great form as well, I really thought we'd have the momentum to go up if we'd managed to sneak in (as rare as the sixth-placed team winning the playoffs is).
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    Live Match Discussion 2023/24

    Was having lunch with some friends at a place next to the stadium in Hackney Wick earlier, and we were surprised when we looked up the score halfway through the second half - we'd assumed it was a boring 0-0 because we hadn't heard any kind of crowd noise.
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    Luton (H) 27/4 - Build-Up & Match Thread

    I swear I remember a Hibs fan back in 2012 coming on here and telling us how he was mostly playing at CH for the half season he was on loan there, though Wikipedia disagrees and says he was mostly at RB.
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    Keir Starmer at it again..

    Important to note it’s only nationalisation of the operating companies, not the rolling stock providers. Better half than none but will mean the system still has a fair bit of price gouging built in behind the scenes.
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    The Football News Thread 2023/24

    Arsenal's training complex is up just outside London on the edge of St Albans. Barnet's ground is part of a large training complex which is used by lots of different teams from across north London, however - including youth teams.
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    Keir Starmer at it again..

    He was NUS president when I was at uni, and made a name for himself by backing the introduction of tuition fees, even goading students for being angry about it. He had his sights on becoming a right Labour MP even then. Always been an arrogant prick concerned more with his own political career...
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    Tetchy Rish! at it again

    On current trajectory there's a strong chance that Reform come close to matching the Tories in raw vote share, if not actually beating them. Post-1993 in Canada, the insurgent right party which supplanted the Tories there ended up merging with them. I could see a similar thing happening here -...
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    General Wolves News

    https://www.rte.ie/news/dublin/2024/0307/1436554-metrolink/ New contender for least convincing grounds for blocking new construction. Suuurrrre.....
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    Brighton (H, FAC) 28/2: Build-Up & Match Thread

    He's a number 10 who should be playing the through balls for a front three to run onto, not a forward/winger who's particularly good at doing that direct running himself. Frankly he always felt to me like a bit of a punt - no doubt pulled out of Hobbs' "had our eye on this lad for a while and...
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    Tetchy Rish! at it again

    Says a lot about how petty the concerns of this government usually are that I read "reinstatement of 30p" and it took me a while to realise it wasn't about bringing back an old coin from pre-decimalisation.
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    General Wolves News

    Yeah, there's so much space between the front of the stand and the pitch anyway. Demolish the stand after the last home game of the season, then hire some more golf seating to run tight along the side of the pitch and start building the replacement stand behind it, starting at the back and...
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    Tetchy Rish! at it again

    Impossible not to notice these two blue lines trending towards each other. For the last year a lot of people have been assuming the Reform vote was "soft", mostly people who are disillusioned with politics and unlikely to actually be motivated to turn out and vote (alongside some who are just...
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    Tetchy Rish! at it again

    Obviously pledges and manifestos aren't legally binding (although an important part of the UK's constitution is that the Lords will vote down legislation and send it back to the Commons if it's perceived to go too far beyond what the government promised in its election manifesto, a process which...
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