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Juninho

Folks I need your help! As best man for an up and coming wedding I have the given task of planning the stag do. The wedding was originally scheduled for last year and as such I booked up for Frankfurt,Germany. That had to be cancelled as restrictions came into place, and now with foreign travel...

It's staggering how so many people on here turn positives into negatives. Receive good news with humility and open mindedness, especially if it doesn't come from your favoured political party.

The majority of the comments on their board are actually decent enough and they do see us as rivals, albeit not as big as the rivalry with Newcastle (which is understandable).

Brilliant news!!!

Regardless of anybody's political agenda, surely the investment declared yesterday into Teesside can only be viewed as fantastic news. The chancellor is damned if he does invest and damned if he doesn't.

...he hates Geordies (especially the Port of Tyne)! 😁 ✔Teesport ✔Offshore Wind Power ✔The Treasury relocation. What a day for our area. All on the back of three points last night too! There's a lot of excitement around today and rightly so. Up the Teesside and Darlington! Neil Warnock...

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The effort is there but their defenders are just finding it so easy.

I think he's been poor recently and has deserved criticism, but he wasn't to blame whatsoever tonight. Singling him out tonight is irrational.

Isn't it amazing how the result on a Saturday can set up your mood for the week? I woke up today and I have that extra spring in my step that I don't seem to have when we lose. I know I'll spend the next few days trawling the internet for reaction on our win. I do wonder, does football mean...

Their Chief Executive said "with that in mind, and having concluded an extensive search for a new manager, we believe Jonathan is the best candidate to lead the team..." Now where have we heard that before?!

Fletcher is exactly what we've been missing.

I couldn't split them. I read 'Into Thin Air' first, then 'Buried in the Sky', so I'd probably recommend that order. Like I've said though, both books offer so much more than the main climbs they document. You will learn about two separate mountain ranges, their history, high altitude...

Ahhh, you won't regret buying it! I'm excited for you! Both 'Into Thin Air' and 'Buried in the Sky' also give a brilliant insight into the local geography of their mountains and the history of summit attempts, which is really interesting to learn about. You're right about Messner, and he's...