Tim Healys Chutney Spoon

I'm wondering if they are building to FTR, Kenny, Hangman v Bucks, Okada, Perry for Blood and Guts?

The thing is, you have EVPs running around doing whatever they want you need the boss to come in and take control in some way to put them back down to their place. So yes TK isn't great on screen but in a 'real' sense he needs to be seen to be trying to assert his authority. I see Jay Lethal put in an appearance....hoping that JJ will be back on screen soon as I miss him on Dynamite

Even more so if Danielson made it clear it would likely be his last match too... Speaking personally I didn't love the SS match from in the stadium as a lot of the backstage/out of sight stuff was not seen,.but watching it back on TV where they could jump from skirmish to skirmish made it much better.

Cole has done a few 'Story time' skits like some old fashioned Jackanory type scene but definitely not been wrestling. Certainly haven't seen him in the ring for a little while and it seems to be focused around RODDDEERRRICCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKK

Jinder Mahal, Veer Mahan, Sanga, Xie Lee and Xyon Quinn all fired

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-68829156 Horrible little man assaulting multiple women and getting away with it seemingly

It's not bumping it, it's merely saying that we've done an incredible job and seeing the kids out selling tickets and raising over £1000 is amazing. Sorry for posting positivity about young people.

Just an update, with 1 week to go, we are on course for around £1300 raised. Less costs and the Squadron will be better off to the tune of about £1200

Agreed. Tony S is brilliant and says what so many are thinking. He KNOWS how to push a storyline without taking away the focus from the people involved. Plus I quite liked the stuff of him behind the scenes on the AEW All Access series whereby you got to see how respected he is by everyone backstage.

Just for giggles now

But how do you spin Christian into the mix for that?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68769000 Sir Paul Fox the executive who approved Dad's Army, Parkinson and The Two Ronnie's amongst many other programmes aged 98

Also I think that's Aaron Solo in the back row too?