Mike Scott

A sheepdog in disguise in my bit of West Yorkshire. Well, there are #bantams everywhere.

YouTube video by Paul Hatfield Harlech ident - 1968

Well this freaky

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We've really made the most of the games at the outgrounds. A really terrific performance this one. Well done to Dom and the team.

The Pavilion, built on 1896,at Scarborough Cricket Club, taken today during the lunch interval of Yorkshire's game against Sussex.

Here's the North Bay in our Scarborough on the North Sea Coast in North Yorkshire, England. A rather lovely sky this evening and we're proud of our castnle in this part of the world.

Lined up in a row. Some canal dwellers waiting for the water bus on the Leeds Liverpool canal this morning

I thought of him too. He scored Italy's goal in the 1970 WC final and also opened the scoring in the famous 4-3 SF game against West Germany. Just like last night it looked like Italy had won the game but Karl Heinz Schnellinger equalised in the last minute. Back then tho it was Italy who won in ET

The First Lady of the Mercians, Aethelflaed, showing defying the rain just outside the chariot station in Tamworth, her capital today.

I'll bough to your judgement on this one

Now in Vancouver on my 🇨🇦 holiday & indeed on Canada Day. Sone pretty cool buildings. The Orca, the Olympic Cauldron, the twisty Vancouver House and also family some Geese sauntered across our path in Stanley Park.

Michelle, I've just spent Canada Day in Vancouver at the end of my holiday from the UK. The Digital Orca seemed chuffed about it. The Canada Place area was a sea of red this evening.

Now in Vancouver on the final leg of my #Canada tour. Som early morning harbour front shots on #canadaday.

Now in Jasper, where we see this bronze sculpture of an eagle on a sphere with words from six Indigenous languages. It's the focal point of the Jasper Indigenous Exhibit. Close by in the centre of the town, and here being enjoyed by a young visitor, is the mythical Two Brothers
Totem Pole.

Second day of my trip to Canada. On the left, a breathtaking view of the Rockies from our gondola as it took us to the top of Sulphur mountain. Banff is the town we see with the Rover Bow. On the right, the justly named Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park.

The famous Banff Springs Hotel where Marilyn Monroe & Roneet Mitchum stayed during their filming of the River of No Return in 1953.
I got a similar view yesterday at Bow Falls, Banff National Park.

I'm on my way to 🇨🇦. Just abandoned my case on a conveyor belt which 'disappeared' my luggage like an ICE agent might a gardener in Los Angeles. There was no human intervention in the procedure except my own. There's a remote possibility we might be reconciled in Calgary.

I'm still hopeful for the Puffins who've now, I think, won 4 out of their last 5 after a slow start

The little chap going to market has got himself stuck in a poke perhaps.

Indeed and going in at 7 too.
England chose Neil Mallender for the Pakistan match at Leeds in 1992 & he played only once more, in the 5th test at the Oval that summer. Mallender's selection was possibly the last time such a 'Headingley' pick worked. He got a 5 for, briefly outshining Waqar & Wasim.

Binney's match.

England would also lose to the Kiwis that summer. A few months later, England had recovered and was beating the Australians away. Losing Gooch, but there were several notable additions to this team: Small, Defreitas, Broad Senior and Botham & Gower back in favour/form. So hope yet

My grab below shows when the sub was made, after an hour when it was still 1-1.
However unlucky Graham Taylor was with England, this was a peculiar decision. After two 0-0s, we had to score another in a tight group. Had Lineker scored it, he would have been England's highest scorer with Sir Bobby.

3 wins & 9 defeats in 14 matches. Bottom of both leagues we're competing in.

Looking forward to JJ Cale welcoming the new day in, Danny.

Found this article eearching on Google in the Guyana Chronicle. Alvin was a super player and also of course notable for his place in the south Asian diaspora in Caribbean cricket

Late night version. Nice.
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It's unfair of course but at that tournament, the Lampard Gerrard debate was that one scored goals whilst the other gave them away.

Frank's opener for England should have been doubled earlier in the second half had Sir David not made a pig's ear of his penalty

Blimey, we're back to the days of Capello.
Wretched performance.

Very good, you'll need to increase the size of your template.

Just brilliant, guys. Well done!

Well said. Proves that there's always a chance if you don't give in.
The Wolves had the game won, didn't they? But this was like a golfer chipping in from the bunker, when the other chap is within three feet.