Written by Frankie Rudland (@RudlandFrankie) An inspired display by David Silva was just enough to edge out a much improved Bournemouth in a thrilling affair at the Etihad. The Spaniards superb free-kick gave City the lead after just five minutes…
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Written by Carlo Simone (@CSimonejourno) Bournemouth stayed in the fight for Premier League survival after recording an impressive 4-1 win over fourth-placed Leicester City. It had initially looked like the Cherries would continue their winless run after Jamie Vardy had…
Written by Sam Greasley-Machin (@Greasley_Machin) The Championship play-offs, the world’s richest game – with a chance to enter the promised land of Premier League wealth. To say there is plenty at stake is an understatement: it’s the be all and…
Written by Josh Buck (@joshbuckf1) Following the rapid spread of COVID-19, Formula One was forced to cancel the first race of the season back in March after a McLaren team member tested positive for the virus. Since then, we have…
Written by Toby Foster (@TobyFost) Winger Ryan Fraser will leave AFC Bournemouth within the next fortnight after the club announced he had declined a short-term contract extension offer. The 26-year-old Scottish international’s current deal is due to expire at the…
As there have been so many amazing movies in the last 20 years, I haven’t had the chance to see all of them, Nonetheless, before I count down my final top 10, here are just a few of my honorable…
20 – Little Miss Sunshine (2006, Valerie Faris & Johnathan Dayton) (Little Miss Sunshine Poster) After 8 tremendously well written articles, we’ve finally reached my top 20. Starting us off at number 20 is a two time Oscar winning dysfunctional…
30 – The One I Love (2014, Charlie McDowell) (Elizabeth Moss) We’re reached part 8 out of 10 and kicking off this next batch of 10 is yet another Mark Duplass mumble core film entitled The One I Love. Mark…
40 – Synecdoche, New York (2008, Charlie Kaufman) (Charlie Kaufman at Fantastic Fest 2015) Continuing us on at number 40 is the first appearance to this list from one of my favorite filmmakers ever, Charlie Kaufman. Synecdoche, New York tells…
The cinema is dead! Odeon, Cineworld and Picturehouse cinemas have all closed their doors for the foreseeable future, but what finally did it? Was it Television? VOD? Hell, did DVD’s make a comeback all of a sudden? The answer is…