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  1. Robbie Savage gave Posh a bit of new manager bounce and beat Leicester. Leicester had 70% possession, 20 shots. Lost 3-1. Heard a stat, Chelsea haven't played outside of London yet this season. Looked it up, it's true.
  2. Got a nice record shop near me. First it was a smallish shop inside a lifestyle centre which housed trinkets and odds and ends. It wasn't very big but I found so many records in there which I was discovering online and trying to find physical copies. The building got bought by developers, bulldozed and houses built on it. The record shop had to find a new home and luckily there was space in a local garden centre. They started off with one room, then they took over the room next door. Then they took the larger space on next to that. Now they've got over 200,000 records, 25,000 CDs and now tapes as well. The majority are used but started to do a few new ones. They've got their own area just for Beatles records. The other day they counted up 104 copies of Rubber Soul in store. Last year, Financial Times put out the top 15 Record Shops around the world. And somehow it got on the list. They appeared on one of those BBC celebrity antiques shows, where Phil Daniels & Leslie Ash visited. https://www.uptownvinylrecords.co.uk/ If you keep walking through there's also a comic book, action figure shop. They've got quite an extensive collection of WWF, WCW & PWI magazines.
  3. Got my niece a turntable for her 18th birthday and went with the same Audio Technica bluetooth model. Speakers I got were these: Edifier R1280DBs - comes with a remote and can control bass and treble through them. Can also connect them wired & Bluetooth. Look quite snazzy and sounded pretty good for a £250 all in turntable setup.
  4. Decent match but the Miracle Violence Connection could have been so much more. They weren't very miraculous and they weren't very violent for two 300lb guys. Their aura outshone their ability. In this match, Doc clearly doesn't know the finish as he's fiddle fucking about with the ref in the corner for the penultimate spot. Then when Windham goes for the winning cover after Rhodes' bulldog he just stands on the apron watching. They had another match previously which was dreadful and also the Beach Blast match where they went to the 30 minute time limit with the Steiners wasn't much. It was the main event for the PPV and they crowd didn't react at all. They probably just wanted to go home by this point. Their style of lobbing around Japanese blokes in Japan didn't translate to the US and the pair didn't have the ability to alter styles to make it work. So off the went back to Japan after 4 months.
  5. Final episode of the series was Zach Gowen, Against All Odds. Crazy how someone only in WWE for 3 months got themselves hooked on pain pills. Sounds like he rubbed the wrestlers up the wrong way and then that worked itself to the office and he was quickly done. Notable bits, WWE saw him wrestle for TNA and wanted to sign him. They went to Talent Relations who said he was already in the WWE developmental system. Turns out WWE had signed the wrong one legged wrestler! Was only 19 when he got this WWE debut so was too young to get served when out with the wrestlers. Told the bar staff, that he was a WWE Superstar so they had got to serve him. When he had a few matches at TNA. After the tapings he found himself in the hotels penthouse at a party. He went up to Jeff Jarrett and asked him where he could score coke! TNA future got cancelled. This guy was a talking head halfway through. Just couldn't place who he was. It's Charlie Haas.
  6. Last few albums have been crap. The production sounds rubbish. Stopped listening after Be More Kind. He did that terrible album where all the songs were about notable women in history, which bombed. He does some good stuff, supporting grass roots venues. Does a charity in Sierra Leone to get them musical equipment. But he just comes across as a bit of try hard prat. I don't know if it's the punk rock ethos. But knowing he's a publicly admitted Tory and went to Eton school. (it was in a scholarship so doesn't count according to him) He got quite a backlash when his mini festival he does ever year around different cities. This year he's doing it in Dallas. A lot were worried about getting into the country. Ironically Dallas is also near Austin where his new girlfriend is from. The one he got with whilst he was cheating on his wife. You're not too far off with "'you're offended? Well deal with it!'" line. When people found out he cheated on his wife. His Instagram comments where full of his upsets fans who believed his "be more kind" / "don't be a dick" ethos. Turner's response was basically it's my life I will do what I want. Noone got hurt. (ex wife probably thought differently) If you like my music, good. If not, not my problem.
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