The announcers for the Jacksonville Jaguars Week 1 matchup have been revealed.
The Jaguars will open the 2026 regular season at home against the Cleveland Browns. Kickoff on Sunday, Sept. 13, will be at 1:00 PM ET.
The game will be aired on CBS, with Rom McCarthy, Robert Turbin, and Tiffany Blackmon on the call.
Entering Year 2 of the James Gladstone and Liam Coen era, the Jaguars are looking to build upon what was a successful first season.
Jacksonville finished the 2025 season with a 13-4 record and were winners of the AFC South. Over the team's eight-game winning streak, both the offense and defense were two of the more productive units in football.

#sunday

The way that we dress often reflects how we feel – and vice versa, what we wear can impact our mood, too. It's why we often turn to jogging bottoms and hoodies when we're depressed, or dressing fabulously when we're happy. Indeed, many of us dress for how we want to feel, with the dopamine-inducing effects of clothes becoming a popular sartorial philosophy. This is certainly the case for 58-year-old Canadian singer Celine Dion, who has debuted a series of frivolous and fun looks ahead of her comeback concert on September 12.
Celine Dion chats with fans as she leaves her apartment before heading to rehearsals for her Paris concerts - Didier Ferey/Shutterstock
The singer – known for hit Nineties power ballads including My Heart Will Go On and It's All Coming Back To Me – will perform 10 shows over five weeks at the Paris La Défense Arena, after taking a six-year break due to ill health. She suffers from a rare neurological condition, Stiff Person Syndrome, which causes stiff muscles in the arms, legs and torso, and can be extremely painful. At one point, the syndrome made it difficult for Dion to sing.
Following years of treatment, Dion is now ready to perform again. And her attitude to fashion proves it, as she's showcased a variety of different sartorial personalities in the run up – from tailoring with jeans, to the classic "little black dress".
Dion wore a chic Alaïa trench coat and cut-out books to greet fans as she arrived in Paris - Marc Piasecki/GC Images

#often #feel

Average home goals predicted: 2.25
Average away goals predicted: 0.25
Confidence of Roker Report's writers: 6.25/10
Predicting a win for the Lads: 100%
Score prediction: Sunderland 2 Hull 0

#average #lads #score #hull

With the college football season underway, the Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly one of 17 teams in attendance at the LSU vs. Clemson game on Sept. 5.
ESPN's Jordan Reid did not specify who from the Jaguars is in attendance, although James Gladstone was not among the GMs listed.
Scouts and/or personnel executives attending college football games in person is common practice in the NFL. It is a regular part of the evaluation process.
Chances are, this wasn't the only game on Saturday that the Jaguars had representatives at, as the team builds towards the 2027 NFL draft.
With help from PFF's big board, here are the top 2026 NFL draft prospects from LSU and Clemson.

#college #attendance #draft #jordan

Sunderland boss Regis le Bris, speaking to BBC Sport: "I was really happy and pleased with our first half. It was probably one of our best first halves in the Premier League so far because Brentford are a really good team at home. But you have to be clinical.
"We dominated the ball and had a good bit of possession. It's a bit of a shame to concede the goal when we di. But the lads stayed connected. It was good for the substitutes because when they came on they were good and gave us extra drive."
On Dan Ballard's disallowed goal: "It's always tough. We respect the decision."
On Wilson Isidor's contribution after coming on: "The depth of the squad is getting better, we can feel it. It is positive for the future."
On Kevin Danso's debut: "He brings authority and physicality. In this league, if you don't have this quality, it's hard to manage long **** ."

#goal #regis

West Bromwich Albion left-back Callum Styles has said he has taken on more of a leadership role in the side after the departures of several experienced players and the arrival of younger talent during the summer transfer window.
Seven new arrivals at The Hawthorns were aged 23 or younger, while three players aged over 30 made their exits this summer alongside Karlan Grant and Kristian Bielik, both 28, and 27-year-old Josh Maja.
The plan to bring more youth into the team means Styles, 26, is one of the older members of the squad.
"I think that's natural [to step into leadership] when you've played a lot of games in the Championship and you're getting older season by season," Styles told BBC Radio WM.
"Quite a few of us that were here last year feel like it's our role to then get the new lads adjusted to the league, to the team and to the physicality as quickly as possible.

#players

Anton Harrison spent most of training camp at left tackle for the Jacksonville Jaguars, and that is where he will stay.
This move from right tackle to left was a product of Cole Van Lanen being sidelined on the PUP list for much of camp.
Nearly every one of Harrison's regular season snaps in his first three NFL seasons have come at right tackle. So how has the transition to the left side of the line gone for him?
"I think that he is naturally someone who fits the bill for the left tackle spot," GM James Gladstone said. "And I think he would tell you that as well. It's where he's most comfortable, naturally. And I don't think anybody would say that they're concerned or have some sense of questioning whether or not he can perform at a high level there or any different than he did at right tackle."
Gladstone also mentioned that he believes right tackle best suits Van Lanen. Once he is a full-go, that is where he will be lining up.

#right #camp #naturally #anton

Celtic have signed goalkeeper, Sam Johnstone, on a season-long loan from Wolves, subject to international clearance.
The 33-year-old England internationalist will supplement Celtic's goalkeeping squad, joining Viljami Sinisalo and Ross Doohan, and he brings a wealth of experience garnered in English football over the past few years since he began his career with Manchester United back in 2011.
He has spent the past two seasons at Wolves, and made 17 appearances for the club last season. He has also gained four caps for England, and kept a clean sheet in all four of those international games.
Speaking to CelticPlayer after signing for Celtic, Sam Johnstone said: "It's a great feeling, I'm buzzing to be here and I'm excited to get going.
"I didn't need convincing by anyone, but Joe Hart rang me the other day just to reiterate what a place this is, what a great group of lads and how the fans are unbelievable.

#celtic #wolves

One of the surprise decisions during roster cutdown day for the Jacksonville Jaguars was the team's decision to release cornerback Jabbar Muhammad.
Dating back to offseason programs, Muhammad was often a standout performer. This included coming away with a game-winning pass breakup in the preseason opener against New Orleans.
However, instead of rostering Muhammad, the Jaguars chose to keep Christian Braswell, who, at least defensively, didn't seem to stand out as frequently.
So what was the reasoning behind this decision? Well, as GM James Gladstone explained on Tuesday, Braswell's ability to contribute on special teams was a differentiator.
"I think there's tough dynamics with a lot of these decisions," Gladstone said. "Christian's been there, done that. Has a notable role on special teams come game day and you talk about actives versus inactives and what it is that is going to differentiate guys."

#muhammad #jacksonville

Nordi Mukiele was simply incredible.
I'm not sure if I just haven't seen him at centre half for a while and forgot that that's what he always does, but he didn't give Fulham a sniff.
Strong, fast, incisive and an incredible leader…it's great to see him back in arguably his best position (he's just great everywhere).
A rare criticism that I think could've been levelled at the lads last week was their overall application.
It's hard to say whether it was tiredness or attitude, but I'm happy to say that this wasn't the case yesterday.

#mukiele #strong #simply #sure

In the heat of rural Leicestershire, the Samba Stars are chasing their dream.
Head coach Freddie Okyere has just finished a shooting exercise and allows the squad to catch their breath.
The teenagers from the Ghanaian academy, which is backed by former West Ham and Nottingham Forest forward Michail Antonio, have spent two and a half months in England with one goal - impressing clubs and earning a contract.
While scouts do visit west Africa, it is rare for academies to travel to the UK to put their players directly in front of professional clubs.
"The talent the lads have is incredible," said Antonio.

#antonio #stars #okyere #ghanaian

Roster cutdown day is Sunday for the Jacksonville Jaguars and the rest of the NFL. The next day, teams will be able to submit waiver claims on recently released players.
Admittedly, given the construction of the Jaguars roster, there aren't many obvious positions where an addition could be made. So realistically, we may not see Jacksonville dabble on the waiver wire.
That said, GM James Gladstone has shown us repeatedly that he is always looking to make roster tweaks as he sees fit. Here are three positions that could potentially use a boost from the post-cutdown waiver wire.
We know who the top four cornerbacks are, and Jabbar Muhammad is likely to be the fifth on the depth chart. The Jaguars could go into the season with only five cornerbacks rostered, but that would leave them a bit thin at this position. Many teams will carry six cornerbacks on the 53-man.
As of now, Christian Braswell may be the front-runner for that sixth spot, but he's had an up-and-down training camp, which could lead to the Jaguars looking elsewhere.

#cornerbacks #many #positions

Training camp practices have now wrapped up for the Jacksonville Jaguars. All that remains is the preseason finale on Friday with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Then on Sunday, it's roster cutdown day. By 6:00 PM ET, GM James Gladstone must whittle his roster down to just 53 players.
The final preseason game presents several players who are on the roster bubble one last opportunity to give their stock a boost.
Here is how you can watch this matchup.
Stream Jaguars v. Bucs (free trial)

#roster #training

Well, that was a bit of a damp squib of a "match one", wasn't it?
It was always going to be a bit "meh" for me, to be honest – I erroneously made arrangements to have lunch with some old friends on Saturday (family pals, not footy mates), which I was really looking forward to and enjoyed a lot, but I knew would probably overrun. Before a ball was kicked, I'd settled for maybe seeing some of the second half, and hopefully seeing us do well.
As it transpired, I failed as a so-called "fan" to greater depths than the lads did – I couldn't get any visibility of the match until about ten minutes from the end, when a family member shared a rather dodgy internet link. By the time that got working, I watched Jack Clarke bend it into the bottom corner (as we have seen him do so many times), and that was that.
After only seeing the tail end and watching us lose to an "ex", the whole weekend took a bit of a nosedive in terms of football feelings for me. I still haven't watched the highlights even now (Tuesday morning as I draft this), such has been the underlying indifference around the fixture and my disappointment.
But when I woke up yesterday morning, I thought I'd take a look at what this may mean based on last season's first matches… and while it's a bit of a mixed bag, it's far from the Armageddon some online bed-wetters have already made it out to be.

#match #jack #clarke

What a dominant showing from start to finish: our Red Bulls celebrated a thoroughly deserved 3–0 win over Mjällby on home turf to secure their spot in the UEFA Europa League's league phase. After a dominant but goalless first half, our lads were rewarded after the break with a brace from Konate and an additional strike from Haris Tabakovic.
After a cautious start, our lads steadily upped the tempo and created their first big chance in the twelfth minute. Tabakovic intercepted a misplaced pass from the Swedes, kept his composure, and played a sharp, low ball across the box—Eddi Baidoo missed connecting with it in the centre by just an inch or two. With possession hovering around 70 percent at times and clear dominance in terms of shots on goal, our Red Bulls took control of the match early on.
Mjällby tried to disrupt our flow of play with aggressive tackling, picking up their first two yellow cards after just twenty minutes. Following a heavy challenge by Granath on Nikolas Veratschnig, our right-back - clearly in pain - even called for a VAR check, though none was forthcoming. While the visitors offered absolutely nothing in attack, they made life difficult for our lads through sheer physicality.
In the final fifteen minutes of the first half, we carved out further opportunities to take the lead against the Swedes' deep defensive block. First, Abubakr Barry unleashed a well-placed long-range shot following a counter-attack (32'). Shortly after, Mjällby's tight man-marking prevented a goal when Baidoo played a ball across to Tabakovic. Just before the half-time whistle, Veratschnig curled a dangerous free-kick towards the corner of the target, but Mjällby goalkeeper Wallinder was equal to it with a strong save. The first half ended goalless.
After the restart, Haris Tabakovic and Konate initially missed chances from promising positions in the center of the box (57') before the breakthrough finally came. Following a long-range shot from Redzic, Wallinder could only parry the ball forward, and Konate reacted quickest to tap in a deserved opening goal (61').

#llby

Tesco Ireland has signed a three-year, €45m ($52.5m) agreement with Freshways to supply sandwiches, wraps, salads and pasta dishes for its meal deal range.
The deal builds on a supplier relationship between the two companies spanning more than two decades.
Headquartered in Finglas, Dublin, Freshways provides more than 40 product lines to the meal deal range under its Crust & Co brand, covering sandwiches, wraps, salads and pasta dishes.
Tesco Ireland fresh category director John Brennan said: "Freshways has been a trusted and valued supplier to Tesco Ireland for many years, consistently delivering high-quality products that our customers love. Their commitment to innovation, quality, and service has helped us build the strongest meal deal offerings in the market."
The contract comes after Freshways put €8m into its Finglas production site, adding "high-care" manufacturing **** e, increasing storage capacity and upgrading refrigeration systems.

#ireland #deal #finglas #pasta

Wendy's chief executive Bob Wright outlined a five-point turnaround strategy on Monday, saying the burger chain sacrificed ingredient quality for cost savings and became too dependent on discounts — factors he said contributed to Wendy's losing its long-held position as the country's second-largest burger chain by U.S. sales.
Wright told The Wall Street Journal that Burger King seized that position by overhauling its Whopper sandwich and modernizing its restaurant fleet. "We have made some decisions around quality that were rooted in efficiency and cost savings," Wright said. "We have let our value equation erode."
Wright, 58, took the helm as permanent president and CEO in May. His turnaround plan covers five areas: food quality and value, operations, store upgrades, marketing, and digital sales. Wright said a comprehensive menu overhaul is needed, working from individual ingredients through finished items and across every major category, including hamburgers, chicken, salads, and the Frosty-anchored dessert lineup.
As part of the leadership overhaul, Wright said Tariq Hassan, a former McDonald's executive, has joined Wendy's in the newly created role of chief marketing and customer growth officer. The current head of U.S. marketing is set to leave the company within weeks. Wright noted that the chain's marketing spending amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars annually, and said both the creative messaging and the way that money is placed across media channels require a rethink.
On the question of store count, Wright acknowledged that net unit losses have accumulated over the last year, with more closures anticipated, and framed those shutdowns as a deliberate mechanism for helping individual franchisees bring greater financial health to their restaurant holdings.

#quality #chief #executive

Fans aren't the only ones rolling their eyes at Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster's public displays of affection. His ex-wife, Deborra-Lee Furness, has been too, a source tells Globe.
The couple got roasted for their "cringey" duet at a benefit gala on Monday, August 3 in Ogunquit, Maine, where they sang The Greatest Showman's "A Million Dreams."
"The cheese is just too much!" a Facebook user commented on a video posted to Stage Scene Now.
Furness, 70, "knows how much Hugh thrives on attention," says the source. "He's all about the cameras and putting on a show, so she doesn't see these big public displays as any sort of evidence that he's madly in love. She says it's just Hugh doing his usual over-the-top performative schtick."
At the end of the day, "it's going to take more than Hugh and Sutton singing love ballads to each other for her to believe this is the real deal or some match made in heaven that's going to last forever," the source reveals.

#source #furness #going #fans

We've arrived and it's our first opposition preview of the 2026-27 season! The Lads are off to Portman Road to take on newly-promoted Ipswich Town and Chris gets a chance to meet up with a good friend of our very own Nick Barnes, as he's joined by Brenner Woolley from BBC Radio Suffolk for a catch up on The Tractor Boys! On today's show:
What was Brenner's journey from Berwick to Ipswich?
Holidays with Barnesy…
Is there life after McKenna?
Have they used Sunderland as a blueprint?

#lads #town #nick

Sunderland boss Regis le Bris has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premier League game against newly promoted Ipswich at Portman Road (kick-off 15:00 BST).
Here are the key lines from his news conference:
On the upcoming campaign, which will feature European football in the Europa League: "I am excited. We are going into one of the most exiting seasons in 52 years. It will be challenging but a big boost for the club and the lads last season earned it."
On team news: "All of our player are available expect Simon [Adingra]. We will see about the game time because they [all the players] are not the same fitness-wise."
Asked how important the first game of the season is, Le Bris replied: "It is important to start well because you build the momentum, but you still have an opponent. And you can lose - that is possible. The only thing we have under control is us and after that, you will see the results."

#game #sunderland #ipswich #portman

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers (RRGB) is undergoing a turnaround, with strong technical momentum and a recent Trend Seeker "Buy" signal.
RRGB has surged nearly 60% over the past year and recently hit a 2-year high.
Shares maintain a 100% "Buy" technical opinion from Barchart.
Analyst sentiment is bullish with multiple "Strong Buy" ratings and price targets up to $14.50, suggesting further upside potential.
Valued at $200 million, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers (RRGB) is a full-service casual dining restaurant chain that serves an ******* orted range of burgers. It offers burgers, various appetizers, salads, soups, seafood, and other entrees as well as desserts, milkshakes, alcoholic and non-alcoholic specialty drinks, ******* tails, wine, and beers.

#rrgb

With both clubs finishing the previous season in mid-table and level on the same number of points, Derby County and Sunderland's 1951/1952 opener seemed like it could be an intriguing affair between two evenly matched sides.
It was the second season running that the Lads were facing the Rams in their first fixture and they went into the game hoping to repeat their 1-0 Roker Park victory of a year before.
In the meantime, the teams had also played out a cracker in December 1950 that ended with the hosts winning 6-5, giving Bill Murray's men a painful memory to avenge, whilst there was a friendly rivalry between ex-teammates to be considered as well, with former Sunderland man Ken Oliver coming up against his old pals including Tommy McLain, who he had first encountered when they served in the RAF together in Sri Lanka during World War II.
Oliver proved to be one of Derby's stronger performers in the end, although McLain came away the happiest, scoring what was to be his only goal in Sunderland colours — and a beauty at that.
Whereas it was a rare strike for the half-back, it was one of several in the match itself as another end-to-end affair ensued, and it brought the visitors level following a lightning start from County that had initially caught their opponents cold.

#county

Hark back to the era where teams 'gelling' was a thing. This can only be good news for us as a side, as this will be their first pre-season together.
I know, it's not always as straightforward as that, but I'm holding out hope that some of the young lads will kick on this season and become important members of the squad.
Would it be mad of me to say we should be aiming for the top ten again? I don't think so. If we do indeed improve as a team, we'll be a force to be reckoned with and if we bring some kids through doing it, even better!
I'm looking forward to our FA Cup quarter-final away tie the most.
Personally, I'd still like us to push for another top ten finish. Of course, our current depth may not allow for it but once we have the predicted four to five 'precise' signings in.

#back #thing #only #side

We're now only a matter of days away from the proper stuff starting in the Premier League, so we thought we'd grab a chat with our marra from the Sunderland Echo, Phil Smith! On today's show:
The Lads chat about Sunderland's performance against Rennes, and how it should set us up nicely for the week ahead…
Has Chris Rigg forced himself into the reckoning?
We chat about the Dayann Methalie deal that seems close to getting across the line, and what Sunderland's next priority in the transfer window should be…
Ipswich on Saturday… are we feeling confident?

#smith

TikTok, 9:00 pm ET Amanda Serrano vs Lucrecia Manzur
From Temecula, California, for Serrano's WBO and WBA featherweight ***** les. This is a first time thing, with Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions putting a live card on TikTok rather than a more conventional broadcaster or streamer. Supporting action includes Jahmal Harvey, Avious Griffin against former Top Rank undercard staple Jackson Marinez, plus Keno Marley and Nelvie Tiafack.
From Hackney Wick, England, for the vacant European middleweight ***** le. Liddard already holds (held?) the British and Commonwealth ***** les at middleweight, but those obviously can't be on the line against the Italian Morello. Morello is 26-1 (4 KO), with his only pro loss coming back in 2019 by wide decision. He fights outside of his native Italy for the first time as a professional.
ON THE UNDERCARD: Maybe Liddard dropped at least one of his other belts? Jimmy Sains appears to be fighting for the now-vacant Commonwealth ***** le that Liddard defended his last time out. Emmanuel ***** igieg and PA Gordon also square off for the vacant English middleweight ***** le. So, lots of vacant domestic belts at middleweight are up for grabs on this show!
From Las Vegas, Nevada, for Romero's WBA welterweight ***** le. Romero is the champion and the A-side, thanks to his big decision win over Ryan Garcia in May of 2025 on that less-than-thrilling Times Square card. Lopez enters fresh off a January loss to Shakur Stevenson, and moves up to welterweight here for the first time. No idea how to take this one… At his best, Lopez is an aggressive fighter, and Romero's best ***** et is his power, so there could be fireworks if the lads decide to really mix it up. But both have brought yawns in recent outings and they're also quite close as friends, which generally makes for a lousy fight. Fingers crossed, I suppose. It'll cost you $79.99 as a standalone PPV, if that's how you consume your big fights these days.

#first

A wild European Cup evening in Cyprus: after a see-saw battle, our Red Bulls drew 3-3 with Pafos, securing their place in the UEFA Europa League play-offs. We've summarised four key points from the match.
It was every bit as tough as predicted. Pafos had already demonstrated their formidable home strength against Hajduk Split, overturning the first-leg result. Against us, the Cypriots, spurred on by a boisterous crowd in the sweltering heat, were poised to put on a spectacular performance. The fact that the port city team is a force to be reckoned with in front of their own fans was already evident last season: in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League group stage, they earned seven of their nine points at home. It's all the more impressive, then, that our lads managed to defy this cauldron of noise after falling 0-2 down.
Haris Tabakovic is doing exactly what he was signed to do. While his build-up play isn't always glamorous, the striker knows precisely where the opponent's goal is. In only his fourth game for Red Bull, he scored his first hat-trick for us – and a perfect one at that! Such accuracy cannot be taken for granted, even for an experienced goalscorer: for the 32-year-old, it was the seventh time in his professional career that he had scored three or more goals in a single match
Although he didn't appear on the scoresheet, Damir Redzic played a crucial role in our comeback in the second half. The Hungarian initiated our first and third goals with strong dribbling, delivering the ball dangerously into the box. While he wasn't credited with an ****** ist, his contributions to the team were in no way less valuable.
Late winners in the first leg and in the home league opener against TSV Hartberg – and now another strong comeback after falling behind. Our team is already demonstrating remarkable resilience at this early stage of the season.

#home #team

It isn't harsh to say that Calvin Phillips' time at Manchester City has not been a success. After signing for City from Leeds United in the summer of 2022, the England international only made 32 appearances for Pep Guardiola's side. He spent the second half of the 2023-24 season out on loan at West Ham. Following that move, Phillips moved to Ipswich Town on loan for the 2024-25 season. From there, Phillips made one appearance for Pep Guardiola's side last season before going out on loan to Sheffield United. He made three appearances for the Blades before a knee injury ended his season.
Kalvin Phillips has now gone out on loan to Sheffield United for the 2026-27 season. All you can hope for at this point is that Phillips can play regularly and enjoy himself at Sheffield United.
Manchester City have confirmed that Kalvin Phillips will spend the 2026-27 season out on loan at Sheffield United. There was little to no chance of Phillips resurrecting his City career under Enzo Maresca.
Sheffield United have confirmed the loan signing of Kalvin Phillips on their official website. Speaking after his loan move to Sheffield United was confirmed, Phillips revealed that he has returned to the club he wanted to play for. He explained: "This was the move I wanted. My time was spoiled by my last game and the injury after that so I'm here to put that right."
"The squad is similar to what it was last year, I'm happy to see everyone and I'm looking forward to coming back fighting fit. It is a good feeling to walk back through the doors in Shirecliffe, I see that the pre-season has been tough and the lads have come out flying so I'm happy to start training and get involved."

#season #city #made

The '80s were one of the biggest decades of all time, literally and figuratively. From ultra-teased hair to an endless rotation of power ballads playing on radio stations, there was no such thing as too much during this time. Although there was no social media back then, celebrity culture was huge, and folks loved reading about juicy gossip in the tabloids. That was our gateway into their glamorous lives and their love lives. People loved reading about which stars had hooked up, broken up, and made up.
Some romances of the decade stood the test of time and remain Hollywood's success story. Others have fizzled out with a dramatic bang, but are still among those relationships that fans look back on fondly. And it's not just fans who reminisce about their fave celebs' brief romantic stint. Some famous faces have even opened up about their past lovers years later, proving that these were meaningful connections. The '80s were totally tubular in all the right ways, and these couples will go down in history as some of the best romances of the period.
Read more: All The Things Taylor Swift's Exes Have Spilled About Her
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Talk about a love that was meant to be. Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell first met in 1966 on the set of "The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band," but the "Tombstone" actor wasn't even legal. Fast forward 17 years, and the two reconnected while filming "Swing Shift" and have been together since. After welcoming their son Wyatt together in 1986, Hawn and Russell proved that their on-screen chemistry was as strong as ever while filming "Overboard" a year later. Hawn later shared on "The Late Late Show with James Corden" in 2017 that rewatching the hit comedy with her longtime partner brought all the feels. "You know how sometimes you forget why you fell in love? I remembered everything, and why I fell in love. It was really something to be able to watch that," she gushed.

#reading

1500 of Sunderland's finest are heading to the north-east of France today to watch the Lads take on RC Lens of Ligue 1, who won a cup last season and qualified for the Champions League, so it should be a good test. Join Gav, James and Michael as they get together for today's show!
Is this where pre-season really gets going?!
With four more first teamers back, we've got a strong squad to select from – so how will Regis Le Bris split his squad?
What would we like to see out of today's games?
All this and more! Get subscribed to Haway The Podcast so you never miss another episode of our free daily show.

#season

Shell is set to invest in the next phase of Arrow Energy's Surat Gas Project in Queensland, Australia, to secure ongoing gas supply for both domestic customers and its Queensland Curtis liquefied natural gas (QCLNG) export terminal.
Arrow Energy is an incorporated joint venture (JV) equally owned by Shell and PetroChina.
Shell confirmed that production from the new phase, known as Surat Gas Project Central, is expected to begin in 2028.
The development comprises 143 backfill wells, designed to deliver around 79 million standard cubic feet, or approximately 84 terajoules, of gas per day at peak output.
Gas will be supplied to the Australian domestic market as well as international liquefied natural gas (LNG) clients through the QCLNG facility, operated by Shell on Curtis Island near Gladstone.

#project #qclng #domestic