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Ultimately don't think so. Russia will fight much harder (and longer,) for Crimea. Don't think the external support for Ukraine will stomach a protracted fight over Crimea.

Love the aggressive declaration on day one of a Test. Something you just don't see happen and it paid off nicely

Away leg was pure mayhem. I was 12 and went down with granddad and a load of his mates from work. Travelled down in a beat up old minibus. It never stopped throughout the game, before and after the game it was kicking off in pockets everywhere. Had a friend ( much later on) who said that night...

For those of us of an age the beautiful Raquel Welch RIP. A certain poster that adorned many a teenager boy's bedroom wall.

Like Hurts. Good QB etc but 2 of those TDs are out and out O line scores. Eagles IOL is as good as it gets. Btw highly recommend the Kelce brothers podcast. Both teams showed the value of having good O lines but equally (if not more) the value of having a mobile QB.

Their own. They make no apology for using it to fund their economic expansion. It's not their war much as Europe ignores so many African conflicts. It's stil a hardline Nationalist Govt running things there atm

Don't see any "nice" solutions. 1. Ukraine retakes territory but at a huge cost. Possibly some but not all in particular the Crimea. 2. Russia manages to hold territory - again at a huge cost to both sides. Then you have "an aggressive, confident" Russia that will strengthen its military before...

Ukraine may not. NATO is the West and that means they will stand for it because of trade. Harsh but true. Been ignoring all sorts of Chinese wrongdoings for years in exchange for profit - at Govt and ground level. Everyone can go through their belongings and find a multitude of "made in China"...

Russia can't afford to find the meat grinder for years. They're about to throw in a load of conscripts and that hasn't been going well for them. Large casualties there will increase domestic pressure. Negotiations mean giving up territory which sets a bad precedent for other countries (as well...

Great game. Even with 2 great O lines the value of mobile QBs shone through. All the game stats pointed to Eagles win but every now and again it's not about stats. Eagles will be back in contention next year Chiefs have areas they can improve on - WR,etc but their drafting last couple of...

For Sweden to give up years of neutrality would suggest they agree. Finland rush to join NATO again suggests similar fears. Would Putin leave any territorial gains demilitarised ? Thus closing the physical gap between Russia and NATO - one of the very things he claims he is trying to prevent...

same. Maybe Utd having a load of dodgy CFs just been holding him back?

sadly forthe parents that's a number that's going to increase considerably over next few weeks.

Wouldn't trust on the field personnel to use it properly. They don't get a good enough overview. You'd need an analyst in the stands much like in the NFL.

Spoke to a friend here in Budapest. If you're working remotely (but still getting paid in UK and not making money from Hungarian sources) for less than 90 days out 180 then it's fine in terms of visas and tax. Digital nomad visa for those that want to stay longer but Hungary's only valid for 12...

China watching on closely. Outcome will define their policy on Taiwan and other disputed areas. Sanctions also different for China - far more damaging for them.

His days are numbered. Upset too many people inside Russia.

Exactly. What's the capacity 10-11k? Limited hospitality and sponsorship. Worcester couldn't make it work without Duckworth's large resources - and that was for the local team. Bet london-based Wasps fans are thrilled with the prospect of M25/M40 to watch games.

Other issue is scale. Ukraine is territorially massive and obviously has a large population. Poland aside rest of eastern Europe is small. Russia could theoretically take any of the Baltic States in 48 hours (once Ukraine war is concluded).

Not going to do it now. But success in Ukraine would cement the mindset of "might is right," and they can do what they want. Russian mindset is success against Ukraine is success against NATO and the West. They could just pick off eastern Europe one at a time - maybe Lithuania next to link to...