We are indoors, with the air conditioner blasting right now. The high today will be 95 degrees, but 93 feels like 106, keeps me inside. Luckily we have the England Championship Play Offs, at Wembley Stadium this afternoon.
Brentford, who haven’t been in the top league for 70 years, are playing Fulham, who were in the Premier League a couple of years ago. I said the ‘top league’ because 70 years ago there was no such thing as the Premier League.
Brentford have beaten Fulham 3 out of the past 5 matches, and drawn the other 2. It looks very unlikely that Fulham will go up, with these statistics, but they do know how to play Premier Division football.
This is a West London Derby, so neither hubby or I, will be unhappy with the result. I have always liked Fulham, and have no idea why. Has that ever happened to you? You like a team in any sport, and have no idea why?
Brave new toasty world.
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I’ve lived much of my life in Denver’s metro àrea. Consequently I’ll root for them broncos etc. They don’t always win. Eek.
I walked 106°F in Lincoln Nebraska…glad you’ve indoors and a/c!!! The worst I’ve felt was ok ok,’s 112°F WITH humidity… Yikes.
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Global warming.
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Las Vegas walking the strip in August. Passed out in the heat.
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Craven Cottage is one of the most picturesque surroundings in the Premier League. So, as a neutral (because my team got relegated), it’ll be pretty cool to see that stadium more next season.
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I came close in Lincoln so dehydrated I had to take 20 minute breaks to get the last blocks…and that was nothing on Georgia
Sorry you bought it from heat. Yucky.
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Yep.
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I agree. Delighted for Arsenal ⚽️
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This was years ago.
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I visited Lincoln in 2008 ;). I was evacuated from the haymen fire in 2001 etc. Etc wink. I’ve memories too!
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I bet
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