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Connor found himself on a Twitter hill on Saturday night, and so looks to debate if getting dumped out of the cup by Mansfield is in fact our worst ever defeat, as Chris and Bomber give their respective take on the situation ahead of the Fleetwood match that has little meaning and the return to League action next Saturday. - You can listen for FREE on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, & YouTube - get stuck in! - What are we talking about?So, in hindsight yet again, just how poor was our performance on Saturday?Do the cups actually matter, and if they do.. Why should they matter? What should be our overall aim in these competitions besides the obvious...The Youth Debate; Does it matter which young lad gets a look in if the managers tactics are identical?Power and Dobson; Just what is going on there?The dreaded PPG; Is it something we need to think about... carefully?All this and much more! Stay safe and as usual, thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Was the Jets defense any good in not giving up a touch down? How was the second half offense so terrible? Would the Jets be favored over the Cowboys? Does New York need Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields? A football frenzy. Should the Giants make Golden Tate available? Is it ridiculous that they are not shopping Evan Engram? How exciting was the World Series on Saturday? Do you have a problem with Margot trying to steal home?

A football frenzy. Should the Giants make Golden Tate available? Is it ridiculous that they are not shopping Evan Engram? How exciting was the World Series on Saturday? Do you have a problem with Margot trying to steal home?

“All Aboard the Good Ship Legitimism” [Episode 4] Have you, friend, found yourself tired of the political status quo in the West? Have you found yourself disappointed in a civic culture that praises corruption and compromise as moderation, gives you election cycles resembling nothing so much as regularly scheduled backyard dog fights, and has set up a party system that encourages you to hate your neighbor on Monday’s and Tuesday’s but call them bosom companions every other Saturday? Do you find yourself frightened at the TRUE nature of revolution and terrified of what that nature portends for you and your family? If you answered, or more likely thought, “yes”, to any of the above points then this episode is critical for you. It is truly vital because here Unmasking the Revolution offers you an interview the new executive officer of the Fleur de Lys Club—M³. His journey is of the first importance to any soul in 2019: it is a journey which teaches how one can reach the Good Ship Legitimism from the shores of chaos and discord...you see, there are lifeboats available. For more information, please visit our website at: www.fleurdelys-club.org. Cover art photo provided by Valentin Salja on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@valentinsalja

When marriage is stale, it’s not fun for anyone. We all know what it’s like when your marriage gets into a rut. So how do we keep our marriage from getting there? How do you know when your marriage is getting stale? Afton: My husband loves routine. When things are out of whack that’s when he’s most miserable and makes him anxious. CJ: I would agree—we have a routine in our marriage. But when we’re stuck in that routine too long or start skipping things that are usually in our marriage routine we get in a rut. Ted: For us it’s when we’re too busy and haven’t had any fun. When we got married we wanted to have a great, full marriage. Then life happens. There’s work, home, kids, differences. Married people get serious and things get more complicated and often people don’t think to work on their marriage unless it’s broken. Replace the word marriage with something else First, the word ‘marriage’ often comes with baggage. What if we replaced the word ‘marriage’ with ‘love’? And what does that have to do with keeping our marriage from getting stale? The reputation of marriage is that it is stale. But what would it look like if we went back to what we wanted before we got married? Your one simple thing this week: For the next seven days, do one small loving thing for them each day… or just pick one and do that. You may have your own ideas, if not, here are a few to get you started: Monday: Leave a love note your spouse will find when you are not around Tuesday: Ask your spouse, “What is one thing I can do to help you today?” Then do it Wednesday: Pay your spouse a compliment Thursday: Buy them a small gift Friday: Say something great about your spouse in front of someone else Saturday: Do one chore your spouse normally does Sunday: Make a list of five things that make your spouse great Warning: Believe it or not, these things can start a fight—especially if you do it expecting them to reciprocate. Do it because you are committed and not because you expect anything back. Show Closing We’d love to know what you decided to do for your spouse – let us know on Instagram or Facebook! This episode was brought to you by the Married People Membership—an affordable, monthly subscription that provides married couples like you a ton of great resources every month to help you do marriage better. That means new date nights, videos, eBooks, messages, and more available to you when you need it - all in one place at one low price.