It does always feel like it goes too far though sometimes, like ages ago I go in on my way home from work, full office gear, full beard and a few grey hairs if you look close enough. Do a 90 quid food shop in which there is a small red wine (enough for a lasagne) and I get asked for ID. It reminds me of that inbetweeners scene in the off licence.

You sir are either someone who grinds my gears, or served by someone who grinds my gears. It shouldn't be physically possible to pack your bags at the till, Aldi staff used to be demi-gods with level 99 swipe speed. At my local Aldi the checkout assistant was having a chat with the customer whilst scanning, I almost went and gave him an application form for Sainsburys.

That's acceptable. However if the customer wins that's a sign that staff standards have slipped and leads nicely to another bug bear that Aldi isn't what it used to be. How it should work is that the checkout assistant should be throwing it through at such a speed that only two thirds of the items are actually scanning and the customer should be literally sweeping items into their trolley just to keep up. By the time the amount to pay comes up the customer should be on the floor in a pool of their own sweat.

People who swap "lend" and "borrow" "Can I lend a pen" "That pen I borrowed you, can I have it back?"

People in aldi who try and pack their bags at the checkout.

It's insufferable isn't it because after a win if you said "I still want Mowbray out" you get met with "we've just won, what more can he do, there's no pleasing some people."

My the looks of it, this result has turned even the happy clappy crew on Facebook.

Surely a sackable offence this?

I've already fallen for this once today!

Lucky there I thought, pretty shite corner.

How have we not made a sub?

Running with the ball / running at someone he's class but I have no expectation that he'll do anything with it. He either over thinks and holds onto it far too long or fluffs a shot or cross. Few years off yet but when his pace goes he's finished

Does anyone actually get excited when Sterling is on the ball?

"This tournament has come too early for this squad" has been said before every tournament since 2014 then two years later some players have dropped off and some more talent has emerged. So I'm hoping that only having a 1 year gap between euros and World Cup may give us half a chance of keeping the same group of players together and firing.

He's one of Southgate favourites. If he's keeps it up at West ham he'll be in the squad.

Walkers not had a lot of game time for England recently, I think he's more likely to start trippier. He said he knows his 11 for Croatia and tournament experience is a key which points toward trippier or walker but walker has been in and out the squad. Obviously Henderson depends on fitness and I think grealish won't start, doesn't seem to be the go to choice for Southgate. Lingard will start if he's still fit and firing by then.

Their goalkeeper has made a few decent saves this match.

Can't believe they were playing out from the back to start with

Probably an unpopular opinion but sterling is shite.

I am worried this season is going to let me down. Last season was probably the climax for me and they could have ended it slightly differently rounding off the whole show so part of me is worried that we could be getting into the dragging it out stage. That said, yesterday's episode was great and still some loose ends to tie off that didn't get cleared up at the end of the last series.

I love those kind of programmes 'You' and 'Dexter' I really liked but you find yourself rooting for the bad guys.

Surely Dacks career ruined now?

Blocks Dack off, sends him flying, didnt get the ball. Penalty

No booking for a foul on gallagher as he was breaking because the ref realised that as it was Gallagher it wasnt going to lead to a chance.

Never a pen