Matt Woosnam

Yeah I was thinking that...

That first Overton boundary was very Zak Crawley first ball of the Ashes

In 2016, following the Leave vote, Angela Eagle resigned from Jeremy Corbyn's cabinet in tears, stating in her resignation letter that, "Too many of our supporters were taken in by right-wing arguments and I believe this happened, in part, because [of] your leadership"

Turns out the 20mph limit was great idea! Two years on from the controversial policy, it's becoming increasingly clear that the doubters were wrong

Great piece on the Welsh government’s 20mph policy by @willhaycardiff.bsky.social

“What is great about evidence based policy is that it has a wonderful habit of working”

Inspiration for England as DfT work on the promised road safety strategy.

Now now. Sold out the O2 Arena!

Hahaha I didn't think to ask him

No, but I am sighing now

Can also confirm that I am very awkward in these situations

Have listened to Keane for a very long time and their music has really helped me through difficult moments

Very rare that I get hyped meeting people who are well known but Tom Chaplin the lead singer from Keane is on my train and I was properly nervous to go up and say hi to him 😂

No one is saying he has a better chance of making Chelsea's first team than Palace's

I don't imagine he thinks there's a better pathway at Chelsea but if he thinks he's got a better chance of a good loan (and I'm sure more money helps) then in my opinion I can see why those things combined with his sense there's no pathway at Palace might lead him to move

More chance of a better loan at Chelsea when you look at where Palace have sent players out in the past. If you have a pathway issue anyway why not go somewhere that you get paid more & better chance of a loan, even if you face the same pathway block. In my view that may be something he considered

Chelsea sign England youth international Jesse Derry after Crystal Palace exit The 18-year-old refused to sign a professional deal at Palace, who are now expected to be awarded a significant fee in compensation.

Wrote earlier that Jesse Derry had joined Chelsea after leaving Palace upon the expiration of his scholarship contract.

Turned down a professional deal at #CPFC amid pathway concerns. Will still have them at Chelsea but gains in other ways.

Move now official

www.nytimes.com/athletic/652...

What cars did to your city, AI will do to your brain Once again, I rage against the dying of the light. Also this week: some maps to show that England is not concreting the countryside; and the longest conveyor belt in the world.

There’s a concept in transport planning called “induced traffic”, which is essentially the evil twin of “if you build it, they will come”.

What cars did to your city, AI will do to your brain.

Motherfucking wind farms…

What's up with the weird formatting

Helsinki goes a full year without a traffic death A city traffic engineer credits the success to lower speed limits and smarter design.

“Helsinki has not recorded a single traffic fatality in the past 12 months, city and police officials confirmed this week.”

City engineer credits lower speed limits and smart design.

I agree. #Helsinki #VisionZero

Crystal Palace at CAS: What could club argue as they try to win back Europa League spot? Analysing the points last season's FA Cup winners might put forward in seeking to salvage the place since stripped from them by UEFA

A look at Crystal Palace’s CAS appeal against UEFA etc. A textbook case of spirit vs letter of the law, which often seems daft, but it’s hard to run competitions based on the spirit of the law. CAS would be very busy. Palace will travel more in hope than expectation.

www.nytimes.com/athletic/650...

The Daily Mail’s front page there, celebrating a England footballer of Ghanaian descent while also telling migrants to get out of England. Truly, you couldn’t make their shit up.

Yeah it is Nick Godwin

Meet Innes FitzGerald, the ‘Greta Thunberg of sport’ who is determined to make a difference British running's rising star has had to compromise her principles on air travel but remains as committed as ever to the environmental cause

Interview with 19yo runner Innes FitzGerald, whose career is burgeoning

• Smashing European U20 5K record
• Late arrival into running – 16!
• Her profound "guilt" at flying during climate crisis
• Pride/hope trying to change athletics' contribution to climate change

www.nytimes.com/athletic/651...

Meet Innes FitzGerald, the ‘Greta Thunberg of sport’ who is determined to make a difference British running's rising star has had to compromise her principles on air travel but remains as committed as ever to the environmental cause

@juppopovic.bsky.social you might like this

www.nytimes.com/athletic/651...

Oliver Glasner taking time out for pictures with fans after the final whistle #CPFC

Full-time: Crawley Town 0-3 Palace

A very easy win for Palace. First half was very intense, some lovely play and looked sharper than you might expect. Tailed off in the second but only one save I can remember from Henderson or Benitez #CPFC

Jack Roles has a great chance to score against his former team but drills his shot over the bar instead #CPFC

Jesurun Rak-Sakyi has gone off injured with a couple of minutes to go after taking a heavy hit from a challenge which I thought was a foul but wasn't given.

Kaden Rodney his replacement #CPFC

I don't but Jack Roles came on and he is ex Palace U23s so maybe that's who was meant?

Nah sorry I used the wrong term, feed is what I really meant

I'm yet to see it close up but don't think it'll change my mind considerably