Here’s this week’s Guardian cartoon x theguardian.com/football/pictu…

This British hip-hop and electronic dance group formed in Clapham, London in 1985. The song 'Connected', released in 1992, is about “human beings and the lack of connection there is between anything today. It's about the way everyone tries to categorize everything. The way

Dean Windass leaving out a pipette of CBD oil and some gummies for Santa

Brighton bound #HawayTheLads

3,006 Sunderland fans away at Brighton today. 700 mile round trip 5 days away from Christmas, incredible backing. 👏

Dave Chappelle says that if he ever says “I stand with Israel,” it’s a code for “they got him,” and people should stop listening to anything he says after that. He says his greatest fear is being co-opted, as he doesn’t want the same thing to happen to him that happened to

Arsenal fans sing “feed the Scousers” and Everton put Fans Supporting Foodbanks’ logo on the screen straight away. Quality from Everton. Absolutely embarrassing from the Arsenal fans singing it. Solidarity with FANS SUPPORTING FOODBANKS #RightToFood. Hunger doesn’t wear club colours 💙❤️

What a lovely lovely man ❤️

#safc #efc #sunderland #everton

The life and soul of any room he was in. [Ian Brown] So much love x

Inject it

Difficult negotiations I’m sure

Enzo Le Fée with a beautiful volley to hand Sunderland the lead 👏

What a save from 43-year-old Craig Gordon to ensure ten-man Hearts seal the three points 🤯

Middlesbrough fan Nick has been to every competitive game, home and away, for the last 30 years 🤯 #Boro | #UTB | #BBCFootball

Hey Bayley 👋🏻#WWENewcastle

Okay so he *did* have that exact one song

Christopher Nolan has called 'SINNERS' river dance (Rocky Road to Dublin) scene "the most spectacular musical inversion since Kubrick's 'Singin in the Rain' (in Clockwork Orange)".

Roddy Piper in 2002 spotted Chris Benoit was losing his mind with the drugs and the travel, and spoke about it on his shoot interview. Wild to hear this in hindsight.