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Latitude looks fab this year, I’m sure you’ll be in for a great weekend. I rather fancied Shindig but feel like I’ve left it too late now. I may have to look at what’s on in the UK and Europe later on in summer to whet my appetite gigs/festivals wise. On a separate note, the Clipper tea is really lovely. Money well spent for me. Also a top tip - when I signed up for my Coop card they gave me £1 off, which I used on the Clipper tea purchase. -
Can strongly recommend everyone who attends this year to spend your Sunday night on the festival watching Editors. -
The last 7 years of fergies reign was perhaps his finest, especially as they were not great teams. 5 league titles, the other 2 seasons finishing 2nd. One of those utd lost on goal difference and the other by 1 point. Also add in 3 Champions league finals and it was in Glazers reign and selling the worlds best player and buying Michael Owen and Valencia to replace him. Also Chelsea and City getting billionaires and fergie took on the challenge, rather than moaning about the injustice of it all. -
Has anyone used these from Decathlon? I struggle to get up off floor these days so thought this might work for me better -
I'll pre-face this by saying all 5 are very good, but the nerdy sample size person has their own queries. I'd agree with Pep and Ancelotti tbf - both excellent. Fergie is an interesting one - last 10-15 years (so going back to 2009) rules out most of his best work as a sample size, even if a pair of Premier League titles is nothing to be sniffed at. Indeed last week was the anniversary of his last title win and Man Utd in 2012/13 were remarkable. Mourinho has had an exceptional career, but his form since leaving Real Madrid in 2013 has been erratic imo. Still has a decent trophy haul in that time, but I don't think its included his best work either, and he's certainly now in an odd place given Roma have done much better since getting rid. Zidane is an underrated manager imo so he's a great shout for a top ten. Whether I'd place him above Klopp, I don't actually know - La Liga is less competitive than Prem, but equally, you're not a chump if you win 3 Champions League titles. Certainly I feel like we'll get more of a sample when Zidane manages a club not called Real Madrid. But I could just be splitting hairs.
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