DB - Comments

I've read mixed views on the Lesnar/Ambrose match.

£227k a week for a bang average player How desperate must they be over there.

Milner's gone to Liverpool.

If a foreign player acted in the same way as him he'd be crucified

I don't understand how Mayweather is a big star.

It wouldn't even be that hard to create a quality card with the wrestlers available - there's some good talent it just needs longevity in a storyline and get rid of this authority bollocks.

Could have Wyatt going up against Triple H instead of Sting who could have faced the Undertaker (I know the match would have been poor but the drawing power is superb, it's a dream match). Wyatt could have faced Triple H for control of the company or something - and unleashed a year long of hell on other wrestlers/winning the belt before losing to Undertaker at Summerslam to hand it back to someone more suited. It would put him in a good slot.

We're still yet to see Ambrose vs Rollins vs Reigns on a big stage, and Cena could FINALLY turn heel against someone like Hogan after his match against Rusev.

Then let Daniel Bryan and Dolph Ziggler wrestle for about 2 hours and no-one would complain.

Tricky where to put Lesnar, though.

I thoroughly enjoy Top Gear, or at least I used to, I'm never really around to watch it. But the support for him, when you lay out the situation objectively, is bizarre. These are the same people who argue for soldiers getting footballers wages, due to moral reasons, but can only see selfishly when it comes to their own interests. I'm sure many of the people voting on change.org are menial workers in shit jobs up and down the country, would they feel happy if someone punched them at work and was allowed to return?

I'm all for fucking about and learning from mistakes, forgiveness is a valuable part of life, but there comes a time when you have to take a stand. No one person is bigger than the ship. That's a fact in all walks of life. Bigger people have fallen on their swords for far less. Clarkson is a TV presenter, he's not General Patton.

Oman what a result that was for Australia.

Probably has a lot to do with the cost for travelling fans to get to and from Perth I'd assume.

Went to Uzbekistan vs North Korea at the weekend.

Unsurprisingly, it was shit.

Going to all the Sydney games, Australia vs Oman tomorrow.

True but there's a difference between seeming dodgy and actually being dodgy. I can see how it could be - i.e. if NYCFC were paying a players wages during a loan to City - but that doesn't seem to have happened, people just seem to be going to the reflex reaction of it seems dodgy, therefore it is. Everybody was up in arms about the Etihad deal and that was perfectly legitimate despite all the claims along the lines of "it's clearly dodgy".

Wenger claimed it was an FFP dodge. That's so vague it's virtually meaningless.

The more info coming out about Lampard's Man City deal makes things feel very salty with how Man City have somewhat manipulated the system on the sly.