Oh, it's the l at the end.

Did you see that ludicrous display last night?

>>8867
As a Bi-lad I am offended by women thinking that only they're allowed to be offended by men and lesbians talking about football.

>>8875
In a healthy office culture you have a balance of men and women, it stops being a problem, the men talk about football and the women talk about love island or soaps or whatever and they all banter with each other quite happily.
It becomes a problem when you have one or two women in an office full of men, and also when you have one or two men in an office full of women.
Banning people from talking about sports in the office is just sticking a plaster over the underlying problem.

>>8882

Your sexuality has to be in the LGBT community to have your opinions taken seriously.

>>8882
>It becomes a problem when you have one or two women in an office full of men, and also when you have one or two men in an office full of women.
I mean, this is just a nightmare scenario either way. I used to travel a lot doing IT work out of a bunch of different offices and the most unpleasant/dysfunctional were always one extreme or the other.

On topic, this woman is stupid and her suggestions are unhelpful. You can't stop people from talking about their hobbies, and any attempt to do so would have a profoundly negative effect on most workplaces.

Probably need to go for a few sessions at your local boxing gym.

>>8841
It's quite a shock though - Joshua must wake up this morning gutted about it.

>>8843
♪ So many times, it happens too fast
You trade your passion for glory ♪

>>8835
Same tier as Ossett United, then.

MODS ARE ASLEEP. POST OSSETT.

>>8835
>they're also a long way from the bottom

but they're definitely shit?

ffs you didn't go to Imberhorne did you?

>>8838

nah, we both went to a school in dartford

>>8839

There's no quim likes to party, like the quim down in Darty

>>8800

I'm good friends with a yank cyclist woman who recently had fanny surgery to reduce the size of her flaps. They were causing serious problems for her racing and training on the bike, it sounded awful.

I had always thought that was exactly why women's saddles often have a huge cutaway in them, but apparently that only helps so much. I can't really imagine the saddle that solves this issue, though, I don't think it can really exist, due to the way pro riders are positioned on their bikes.

>>8803

It depends on the size of your flaps. Most women get on just fine with an ISM Adamo or a Bontrager Hilo, even in a hyper-aggressive TT position. Most male cyclists use a saddle with a fairly substantial cutaway or dip these days, because it takes the pressure off your taint and eliminates the risk of numb cock.

If you've got a minge like a dropped kebab, all bets are off. There's only so much you can do to avoid friction if the inside of your bibshorts look like a butcher's bin.

>>8804

>If you've got a minge like a dropped kebab, all bets are off.

That was her issue, she was quite candid about her meaty flaps.

My missus is a cyclist too and her much neater fadge has no issue at all, she doesn't even have a cutout, it's just a solid Fizik jobbie.

This tickled me.

>>9898
If he had stunt pegs on he could've ground the rail. They need to get vert BMX Going in the middle of the velodrome

u wot m8?

>>8748
I am struggling with this one.

>>8750

All I can see in the image is a chisel in dire need of a proper sharpening, but why the hell would someone post that in /spo/?

Is axe grinding an Olympic sport yet? Maybe he's starting out small to practice.

Did I get banned too? I cited the incident where a KOMO news helicopter took off from its rooftop landing pad in Seattle in 2014 and instantly nosedived, and it lead to a Fox affiliate news station accidentally showing a cock photo on air, which gave the story way more coverage. I added a link to the Str8UpGayPorn blog story about it, hit post, and went to look at another website.

When I came back here my post was nowhere to be seen so I don't know if I triggered some sort of spam filter or something.

>>8740

I guess I'm not banned.

>>8741

I might have just cocked up posting somehow.

>>8742

This must have been what happened, as there's no deleted post of yours that I can see.

>>8733
Rich football club owners are in the main a bunch of cunts. Look at Abramovitch, Ashley, Tan, Oyston, etc. This guy was apparently very different. He was an all-round nice guy by all accounts. He genuinely cared for the club and everyone involved, which is why staff, players and fans have been singing his praises.

>>8204
My money's on a massive punch-up at or outside Cardiff Central when people who haven't prepared find out that they can't get home.

>>8205
It was a Saturday night in Cardiff, there's always a punch up by Central station and chip alley.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNZtibrPo0g

I don't follow boxing but this Tyson Fury guy seems like a top bloke.

>>8712

I actively support any boxer who punches himself in the face, saves time all around.

>>8712
He is alright, would buy him a pint and a curry, but he is just daft. He gave the mouth foaming mob a stick to beat him with and the other mouth foaming mob a champion of their "values" by equating homosexuality and paedophilia.

He is a great boxer, but any fight that isn't in Las Vegas will be marred by fights in the crowds as other Travellers set up matches of their own for the event.

Did you see that ludicrous display last night?

>>8317
Thing about port vale is, they just try to walk it in.

>>8318
What was Zidane thinking, bringing Bale on that early?

>Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius was suffering from concussion when he made two terrible errors in the Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid after he was hit by an elbow from Sergio Ramos.

>Karius was ordered to go for scan while on holiday in America last week as Liverpool’s medical staff were concerned about his wellbeing, where it was discovered he had indeed been concussed.

>Karius was caught in the head following a collision with Real defender Ramos in the minutes before inexplicably throwing the ball straight to Karim Benzema, who opened the scoring for the Spanish side.

>Ramos was not punished for the incident, in which he collided with the unprotected goalkeeper, although television pictures did show Karius sitting on the floor, holding his head in the aftermath of the clash, indicating to match officials that he had been elbowed in the face.

>It has since emerged that Liverpool’s medical staff were so concerned about what happened afterwards, that they feared he had taken a blow that was hard enough for him to suffer a concussion and a hospital in the USA have confirmed that was the case.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/06/04/loriskarius-sent-scan-holiday-liverpool-medical-staff-feared/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_vawqXB4xw

Croatia were robbed in the first half, but France were determined to silence the critics who would have called them cheaters.

I mean, they are, but they also have Mbappe and he opened up the Croatian defence quite well.

Does a losing finalist always get the Golden Ball? It's some kind of poison chalice.

>>8659
France have been drab all tournament. They stifle the opposition and rely on the likes of Pogba, Griezmann and Mbappe for a moment of quality.

Griezmann's celebration gets on my tits.

>>8662
What a bunch of cocks.

At least England don't leave empty-handed. Kane bagged the Golden Boot.

Netball's ace, I never realised it was all the running that made me dislike basketball, until these games. It's a shame they're taking place on the other side of the planet because it makes actually watching them a pain in the arse. I had the same problem with the Winter Olympics. I guess everywhere's the opposite side of the planet to someone though, so I can't moan too much.

>>8295
Odd that it came about from someone (allegedly) misinterpreting the rules of Basketball and yet it is somehow better.

>>8287

I was probably a spur of the moment decision, it wouldn't suprise me if they found the tape and then had the idea. In any case, if they could get away with breaking the law they wouldn't be Australians in the first place.

>>8288
It's the fact that even the captain of the team was involved - they said it was a "leadership decision". That is so not fucking on it isn't true. They will lose their careers over this.

WTF would the Aussies resort to cheating, they're the best Test team in the world. It doesn't make any sense.

Nice diagram.

>>8292

> >>5413 it may work like this.
>>>5413 or this.

Welp. Although not as humiliating as Portugal losing to the mighty Albania.

Ahahahahaha.

>>7847
Why is Scottish football so bad?

It's almost beyond a joke now. Rangers getting knocked out of the Europa League by the team who finished fourth in the Luxembourg league.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdaZ4LhFphg

They've beaten Latvia. Euro 2020 is in the bag.

It's not even going to be a contest. Mayweather is going to win this comfortably.

>>8148
I think he'll probably win it, but comfortably? The irish fella isn't going to just rollover. If I was a betting man, I would put something on him.

>>8149
Mayweather is arguably the best defensive boxer of all time.


McGregor is nowhere near the level of a professional boxer.

>>8152
It's been a year of upsets though.

One of them is a professional boxer, the other isn't.