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Only 2 games in for Rooney. Birmingham City aren't at Zola levels - yet. Remember this? https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39624187 Gianfranco Zola: Birmingham City manager resigns after four months Gianfranco Zola has resigned as Birmingham City manager following Monday's home defeat by fellow Championship strugglers Burton Albion. The 50-year-old Italian was in charge for just four months, during which time the team won only twice in 24 games. Their 2-0 loss to Burton left them 20th in the Championship table, just three points above the relegation places with three games remaining. "I sacked myself. I decided to give in my resignation," said Zola. "I am sorry because I came to Birmingham with huge expectations. Unfortunately, the results have not been good and I take full responsibility. "It is not that I like quitting, but Birmingham deserves better. If I feel I cannot help the players, why stay? If I cannot help the team, it is better I leave and let someone else do that. "I feel very bad and very sorry. We worked with a lot of meaning, but unfortunately it didn't produce the results. It is all very disappointing."

'Bard' by Google has a lot to sat about that comment! Yes, it is possible that the thread was generated by AI. AI language models are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and they are now able to generate text that is very similar to human-written text. However, there are still some telltale signs that can indicate that a piece of text was generated by AI. One sign is that the text may be grammatically correct but semantically nonsensical. This is because AI language models are trained on massive datasets of text, but they do not have the same understanding of the meaning of words as humans do. As a result, they may be able to string together words and phrases in a grammatically correct way, but the overall meaning of the text may not make sense. Another sign is that the text may be repetitive or formulaic. This is because AI language models are often trained on a specific type of text, such as news articles or code. As a result, they may learn to generate text that is similar to the text they were trained on. This can lead to repetitive or formulaic text, especially when the AI language model is asked to generate text on a topic that it is not familiar with. Finally, AI language models may have difficulty generating text that is creative or original. This is because AI language models are trained on a dataset of existing text, and they do not have the ability to come up with new ideas or concepts. As a result, AI-generated text may often be derivative or unoriginal. In the case of the thread you mentioned, there are a few things that make me think that it may have been generated by AI. First, the text is grammatically correct, but it is a bit repetitive and formulaic. Second, the text does not seem to be particularly creative or original. Third, the text does not seem to have a clear point or purpose. Overall, I think it is possible that the thread was generated by AI. However, it is also possible that it was written by a human who is not a very good writer. It is difficult to say for sure without more information.

No apology necessary, Dave. Your insight was great.

We'll beat them? Do I win a prize?

When Ringo replaced Pete Best?

Josef Fritzl has previously specialised in the basement.

'Kin hell?

Reminds me of the following lyrics to one of my all-time favourite songs, mate.... Not 'alf! Alcatraz is like a home sweet home I'm so wanted and I'm never alone San Quentin is the place to be I'm so happy I don't wanna be free So happy I don't wanna be free So happy I don't wanna be free So happy I don't wanna be free Yeah

Barton was a great fan of the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, but which of these quotes best describes the ex-Rovers Manager? To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering. ... He who has a why to live can bear almost any how. ... Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. ... That which does not kill us makes us stronger.

4 or 5 door?

He praises Tom Rawcliffe and infers that positive conversations have taken place this week with him and Gavin Marshall. Plus, no change to the squad for tomorrow night's clash. And same again Saturday too, although Nahki is making progress. For this and more take a look...

Some people on here are never app.y

Magic Johnson, surely?

His Latin name is Biggus Dickus.

Rotherham had to vacate their old Millmoor home due to flooding. That's one Don that won't do them a favour.

Dickie Naesmith charging the enemy machine gun nest.

No stream, just an overflowing river.

The Netherlands are currently ranked below Afghanistan in the latest ODI rankings ICC Men's ODI Team Rankings | ICC (icc-cricket.com) Every cloud...

My apologies. It was this game. Tottenham Hotspur vs Bristol City Goalkeeper Pat Jennings of Spurs dives to save the penalty kick from Tony Ford of Bristol City as Alan Mullery and Mike England of Spurs look on during their FA Cup Fifth round match on 11 March 1967 at the White Hart Lane stadium, London, United Kingdom. The save was disallowed as Jennings was judged to have moved and the retaken penalty kick went wide. (Photo by Central Press/Hulton Archive/Getty Images).

Is Gordon in this photo, which is taken from the second leg, not as quoted? Tottenham Hotspur 2 v Bristol City 0 - 1970 English League Cup Semi Final First leg match at White Hart lane. Tottenham Hotspur 2 v Bristol City 0. (Spurs win 3-1 on aggregate). Martin Chivers (9) is hugged by teammate Martin Peters after scoring Spurs first goal. December 1970 . (Photo by Mirrorpix via Getty Images)

Just spotted this...

You're right of course. And I should have said that I omitted countries like Italy and Brazil because they won the World Cup.

Compare that to a season ticket at the London Stadium. On a recent flight to Tenerife a West Ham fan told me he paid the princely sum of £320.