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The sorta sci-fi shoot ‘em up ‘24 Hours To Live’ starring Ethan Hawke shot its way onto VOD this week 5 years ago. 🔫☠️💉

“𝙸 𝚔𝚒𝚕𝚕 𝚙𝚎𝚘𝚙𝚕𝚎 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚖𝚘𝚗𝚎𝚢, 𝚓𝚞𝚜𝚝 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎 𝚢𝚘𝚞, 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚔𝚗𝚘𝚠 𝚠𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚒𝚝 𝚐𝚘𝚝 𝚖𝚎? 𝙽𝚘𝚝𝚑𝚒𝚗𝚐.”

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Inicia la producción de la segunda temporada de “One Piece”

¡Está sucediendo!, nuestros Sombreros de Paja se han reunido para comenzar a filmar la segunda temporada!, y no hay mejor lugar para comenzar este viaje que la cubierta del Going Merry con Iñaki Godoy (Monkey D. Luffy), Arata Mackenyu (Zoro), Emily Rudd (Nami), Jacob Romero Gibson (Usopp) y Taz Skylar (Sanji).

Los nuevos miembros del elenco: · David Dastmalchian como Mr. 3. · Camrus Johnson como Mr. 5. · Daniel Lasker como Mr. 9. · Jazzara Jaslyn como Miss Valentine. · Callum Kerr como Smoker. · Julia Rehwald como Tashigi. · Rob Colletti como Wapol. · Tyrone Keogh como Dalton. · Clive Russell como Crocus. · Werner Coetser como Dorry. · Brendan Murray como Brogy. · Katey Sagal como Dr. Kureha. · Mark Harelik como Dr. Hiriluk. · Charithra Chandran como Nefertari Vivi. · Sendhil Ramamurthy como Nefertari Cobra. · Lera Abova como Miss All-Sunday. · Joe Manganiello como Mr. 0.

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Declan Rice and Tyrone Mings in the gym at St George's Park | 14.06.2023

📸 by Eddie Keogh - The FA/The FA via Getty Images

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Bad movie I have 24 Hours to Live 2017

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out in the sun!🌞 pt.2

photo dump part 19/?

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24 Hours to Live (2017)

24 Hours to Live (2017) #Critique #24HourstoLive #EthanHawke

Résumé : Un assassin cherche la rédemption après avoir reçu une seconde chance à la vie.

Critique :

Depuis sa sortie, le film d’action John Wick s’est mis à engendrer des répliques de qualité plus ou moins honorable. Des clones qui transforment le moindre acteur en vedette du cinéma d’action. Cette fois-ci, les producteurs de la trilogie John Wick ont décidé de métamorphoser Ethan Hawkeen tueur à…

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Championship play-off final ratings: John McGinn stars for Aston Villa

Aston Villa secured promotion to the Premier League on Monday by beating Derby County in the Championship play-off final at Wembley.

Anwar El-Ghazi headed Villa in front just before half time with his sixth goal of the season. John McGinn then capped a star-man performance with a scrappy second for Villa, before substitutes Jack Marriott and Martyn Waghorn combined to give Derby hope.

Marriott got a slight touch on a Waghorn shot which found the net to set up a frantic final 10 minutes, but Villa hero on a deserved victory.

Sportsmail's ROBERT SUMMERSCALES has rated the performances of the two sets of players below.

Aston Villa beat Derby County 2-1 in Monday's Championship playoff final at Wembley

Aston Villa

Jed Steer – 6

Was Villa's hero in the semi-final, but merely a spectator for much of the day at Wembley. Had one save to make and hero on well.

Ahmed El Mohamady – 7

Served up a fine cross to help Villa take the lead at the end of a tight first half

Tyrone Mings – 7

Working with John Terry seems to have helped him massively. Was an assured presence at center back but injured himself making a tackle moments before Derby made it 2-1.

Tyrone Mings put on a commanding display at center back but left the field with an injury

Axel Tuanzebe – 5.5

Allowed Mason Bennett to get the better of him a couple of times. But seemed to benefit from the influence of Mings alongside him. Excellent in the air.

Neil Taylor – 6

Barely put a foot wrong at left back. Looks ready to resume his Premier League career, after leaving Swansea in 2017.

Conor Hourihane – 7

Definitely ready to make the step up from the Championship. May 1945 slipped under the radar but everything was done in style.

A lbert Adomah – 6

Known more for his attacking talents , but aided the Villa cause with his tireless defensive work.

John McGinn – 8

Villa's efforts to suffocate Jack Grealish often left McGinn in space. Showed some excellent touches and applied the pressure which caused Kelle Roos to blunder. Also made four tackles.

Scottish star John McGinn scored Villas second goal and the clear man of the match

Jack Grealish – 6

Not a particularly memorable performance from Villa's main man, but impressed in flashes and worked well off the ball. A little too unselfish.

Anwar El-Ghazi – 7.5

Booked for pulling Jayden Bogle's shirt after some clever skill, but gained revenge by beating the teenager to the ball for the opening goal.

T ammy Abraham – 6

Often isolated, but used his body well and showed navy footwork when he did get on the ball.

Manager Dean Smith – 8

The former center back tactics stifled Derby but Villa also outplayed them. A lifelong Villa fan, he was visibly emotional at the final whistle.

Subs

Andre Green (on for Adomah at 73 mins) – 6

Kortney Hause (on for Mings on 86 mins) – n / a

Villa manager Dean Smith beamed with delight as he posed with a banner after Monday's final

Derby

Kelle Roos – 4

Lucky not to be punished for a sloppy miskick in the first half. That wasn't the only occasion his feet played him into trouble. Horrible handling error to gift second goal to McGinn.

Jayden Bogle – 5

At fault for El-Ghazi's goal after letting the winger sneak in front of him at the far post

Richard Keogh – 6

Produced a superbly-timed slide tackle to stop El-Ghazi in the penalty area. But was slow to react at times.

Derby goalkeeper Kelle Roos messed up for McGinn's goal as a handling error cost him dearly

Fikayo Tomori – 5.5

Had more touches of the ball than any other play but his positioning was unconvincing. Saw yellow for a clumsy foul on McGinn.

Ashley Cole – 6

Barely entered the final third, but was dependable and provided experience in a Derby side full of youngsters .

Bradley Johnson – 6

Still fit as ever at 32 but lacked the guile or some of midfielders around him.

Tom Huddlestone – 6

Playing at the base of Derby's midfield, the former Spurs man screened the back four well and displayed a fine range of passing before being subbed around the hour.

Harry Wilson – 5

The £ 25million-rated Liverpool loan was unable to leave his mark on the game and disappointed with his set pieces.

Harry Wilson looked dejected as he stood with his hands on his knees after Derby's defeat

Mason Mount – 5.5

Showed good vision to pick one navy pass which set up a chance for Bogle , but did not impact the game half as much as he would have hoped to.

Tom Lawrence – 5

Invisible for much of the afternoon. Rightly tasks off to make way for Florian Joseph son with Derby chasing the game.

Mason Bennett – 6

Battled well but booked for a poor tackle on Abraham. Hooked after 69 minutes.

Manager Frank Lampard – 6

Opted to start with a narrower formation, which allowed Villa more space out wide. Good use of sub gift Derby hope.

Frank Lampard applauded the Derby fans who had come to north London to support them

Subs:

Jack Marriott (for Huddlestone on 63 mins) – 6.5

Martyn Waghorn (for Mason Bennett at 69 mins) – 6.5

Florian Jozefzoon (on for Tom Lawrence on 73 mins) – 5.5

Referee Paul Tierney – 7

Used his cards when he had to but also ruled with common sense and did not disrupt the flow of the game.

Referee Paul Tierney finished five yellow cards and controlled the game well at Wembley

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Royal Irish Regiment soldiers who died on 19th October

1914

2nd Bn

10766 Private Dempsey. Interred Rue-Petillon Military Cemetery, Fleurbaix, France.

10824 Private John O'Neill, New Ross, Co. Wexford. Interred Vieille-Chapelle New Military Cemetery, Lacouture, France.

6999 Bandsman David Kelly, Kirkbride, Cumberland. Commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial, Belgium. An unusual commemoration this, as Kelly’s date of death seems to be uncertain. 19 October 1914 appears to be the last date on which he was known to be alive. Quite why he is commemorated on the Menin Gate rather than Le Touret Memorial is a mystery.

Interred Bailleul Road East Cemetery, St. Laurent-Blangy, France.

6645 Private Patrick Sweeney, Lismore, Co. Waterford.

10896 Private Edward Byrne, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

10888 Private Daniel Cronin, Cullen, Co. Cork.

8804 Private John Murphy, Birkenhead, Cheshire.

Interred Cabaret-Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez, France.

10941 Private William Roberts, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

6388 Private Robert Morrissey, Freshford, Co. Kilkenny.

5938 Private Doyle, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny.

Interred Caudry Old Communal Cemetery, France.

7412 Private Edward Rielly, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny.

8121 Private Thomas O'Neill, Kilmanagh, Co. Kilkenny.

Commemorated on Le Touret Memorial, France.

Captain Alexander Knox

Second Lieutenant Alan Anderson, Dublin.

Second Lieutenant Henry Moore, Delgany, Co. Wicklow.

Second Lieutenant Donald Smyth, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.

Second Lieutenant John Smyth, Ardmore, Derry.

2523 Sergeant William Barry, Kilkenny.

6570 Sergeant Charles Beatty, Gosport, Hampshire.

5493 Sergeant Andrew Brien, Kilmore, Co. Wexford.

9270 Sergeant Michael Forkin, Hull, Yorkshire.

9724 Sergeant Frederick Hill, Woodford Green, Essex.

6833 Sergeant William Turnbull, Newcastle On Tyne.

3990 Lance Sergeant William Grace , Kilkenny.

9301 Corporal Jeremiah Dowd , Wexford.

5981 Corporal Stephen Horrigan, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.

10745 Corporal Edmund Ryan, Knocklong, Co. Limerick.

9870 Corporal Edward Ryan, London.

6952 Lance Corporal John Brien, Wexford.

9363 Lance Corporal Michael Denny, Fethard, Co. Tipperary.

10815 Lance Corporal James Duggan , Midleton, Co. Cork.

5917 Lance Corporal Patrick Fahey, Carrick On Suir, Co. Tipperary.

10518 Lance Corporal Robert Fernie , Tramore, Co. Waterford.

4463 Lance Corporal Charles Hale, Fermoy, Co. Cork.

6186 Private William Aylward, Knocktopher, Co. Kilkenny.

6017 Private Daniel Barrett, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

7253 Private Thomas Berry, Tullow, Co. Carlow.

6237 Private James Biggane, Mitchelstown, Co. Cork.

6615 Private David Brien, Waterford.

6599 Private John Brooks , Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.

4574 Private John Burke, Urlingford, Co. Kilkenny.

6266 Private John Burke , Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

6536 Private Cornelius Burke , Cork.

4391 Private Philip Butler, Newtownbarry, Co. Kilkenny.

5723 Private James Cahill, Waterford.

7667 Private Matthew Canavan, Ballon, Co. Carlow.

6690 Private Michael Carberry, Waterford.

4380 Private Patrick Cardiff, Taghmon, Co. Wexford.

6767 Private John Carey, Cashel, Co. Tipperary.

10641 Private Richard Carroll, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.

6123 Private Christopher Casey, Tipperary.

4376 Private Patrick Casey, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary.

6616 Private Charles Churchill, Dublin.

10831 Private John Clifford, Limerick.

8761 Private Joseph Climpson, Chesham, Buckinghamshire.

6347 Private Stephen Collins, age 16. From Waterford. One of six brothers who served, four of whom were killed.

4711 Private Thomas Condon , Doneraile, Co. Cork.

7755 Private William Connolly, Waterford.

6341 Private Michael Connors, Waterford.

5432 Private James Copeland, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.

4803 Private John Coughlan, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

5775 Private James Cullen, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary.

4347 Private James Dempsey, Ballycogley, Wexford.

6622 Private William Dillon, Waterford.

5928 Private Thomas Donovan, Golden, Co. Tipperary

3965 Private Patrick Doyle , Ferns, Co. Wexford.

7471 Private John Dunne, Tyrone.

10864 Private Denis Dwyer, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.

4555 Private Richard Fahey, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary.

6712 Private Peter Farrell, Ferns, Co. Wexford.

5917 Private John Fitzgerald, Limerick.

8535 Private Patrick Fitzpatrick, Ballacolla, Co. Laois

6543 Private James Fleming, Dublin.

6524 Private James Flynn, Waterford.

6870 Private Thomas Flynn, Galway.

6130 Private Patrick Flynn, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.

7067 Private Harry Foat , Liverpool.

5612 Private Frederick Forsey, Waterford.

6775 Private Thomas Furlong , Waterford.

7455 Private William Gagan, London.

4072 Private James Green, Waterford.

4853 Private James Griffin, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

6212 Private Michael Griffin, Tramore, Co. Waterford.

6682 Private Michael Halley, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

5079 Private William Halloran, Galbally, Co. Tipperary.

8237 Private Thomas Halpin, Liverpool.

6637 Private James Hayden, Ferns, Co. Wexford.

8054 Private David Higgins, Cork.

4158 Private Patrick Higgins, Kilkenny.

7395 Private Thomas Holton, Dublin.

10643 Private John Humphreys, Gorey, Co. Wexford.

10750 Private William Hunt, Waterford.

3489 Private Thomas Kavanagh, Kilkenny. His brothers Edward and James also died in the war.

10711 Private Michael Kelly, Dublin.

5870 Private Mark Kelly, Tagoat, Co. Wexford.

5177 Private Michael Kelly, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary.

5532 Private Patrick Kelly, Athlone, Co. Westmeath. Served in the Tirah Campaign, 1897-8.

3880 Private Edward Kennedy, Gorey, Co. Wexford.

4120 Private William Keogh, Callan, Co. Kilkenny.

8186 Private James Kiely, Waterford.

6073 Private James Kinsella , Waterford.

6533 Private John Lacey, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.

6396 Private Thomas Lawless, Tramore, Co. Waterford.

4551 Private John Lawlor, Killinick, Co. Wexford.

9079 Private William Love, Canterbury.

5940 Private Michael Lukeman, Cashel, Co. Tipperary.

10692 Private Patrick Maddock, Portlaw, Co. Waterford.

7643 Private Martin Maher, Two Mile Borris,  Co. Tipperary.

10589 Private Patrick Mahoney, Youghal, Co. Cork.

5993 Private Michael Malone, Waterford.

6286 Private John Manning, Charleville, Co. Cork.

10599 Private John Martin, Dublin.

4226 Private Peter McCarthy, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary.

5925 Private John McGrath, Waterford.

4381 Private William Mernagh, New Ross, Co. Wexford

4174 Private Patrick Minihan, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary.

7555 Private Matthew Moore, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford

6486 Private James Moran, Kilkenny.

5873 Private Michael Moran, Waterford.

4706 Private William Morrissey, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary.

8191 Private Martin Morrissey, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.

5089 Private Cornelius Moynihan, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

8156 Private James Murphy, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow.

4068 Private Matthew Murphy, Wexford.

4316 Private Patrick Murphy, New Ross, Co. Wexford.

5406 Private Richard Nolan

4438 Private John O'Brien, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

8490 Private John O'Brien, Limerick.

9316 Private Thomas O'Brien

4931 Private William O'Grady

8059 Private Timothy O'Leary, Cork.

8410 Private Patrick Phelan, Kilmacthomas, Co. Waterford.

6463 Private William Power

6061 Private Edward Power

6573 Private Maurice Power

6291 Private Michael Power

2796 Private Andrew Reeves, Mallow, Co. Cork.

6493 Private John Rochford

5972 Private John Ryan, Thurles, Co. Tipperary

6674 Private John Shaw

6259 Private Stephen Sinnott

8299 Private John Slavin

6679 Private Thomas Spillard

4906 Private John Stephens

5971 Private James Swift, Waterford.

6579 Private William Toole, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.

267 Private William Treacy, Naas, Co. Kildare

6156 Private Edward Wall

4693 Private Joseph Walsh

5427 Private Patrick Walsh

3093 Private Patrick Walshe, Kilkenny.

7389 Private Michael Whelan, New Ross, Co. Wexford.

8917 Private Michael Whelan

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Accident - movie trailer: https://teaser-trailer.com/movie/accident/

already available on VOD, on BluRay: March 19, 2019.

starring Stephanie Schildknecht, Roxane Hayward, and Tyrone Keogh

#accident #accidentmovie #StephanieSchildknecht #RoxaneHayward #TyroneKeogh

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Asahi Super Dry - Enter Asahi from altvfx on Vimeo.

A world of giant squids, robot geisha, fierce warriors and loyal salary men take over screens in our latest campaign for Asahi Super Dry….

Agency: The Monkeys Melbourne CEO: Paul McMillan CCO: Ant Keogh Creative Director: Wayne Ching Art Director: Joe Sibley

Production Company: In The Thicket Director: Marco Prestini @DivisionSydney Executive Producer: Genevieve Triquet Producer: Nick Simkins D.O.P: Stefan Duscio Production Design: Michael Iacono Costume Designer: Joanna Mae Park

VFX & Post Production: Alt.vfx VFX Supervisor: David Edwards Executive Producer: Tyrone Estephan VFX Producer: Adrianna Spanos Colourist: Edel Rafferty

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Asahi Super Dry - Enter Asahi from altvfx on Vimeo.

A world of giant squids, robot geisha, fierce warriors and loyal salary men take over screens in our latest campaign for Asahi Super Dry….

Agency: The Monkeys Melbourne CEO: Paul McMillan CCO: Ant Keogh Creative Director: Wayne Ching Art Director: Joe Sibley

Production Company: In The Thicket Director: Marco Prestini @DivisionSydney Executive Producer: Genevieve Triquet Producer: Nick Simkins D.O.P: Stefan Duscio Production Design: Michael Iacono Costume Designer: Joanna Mae Park

VFX & Post Production: Alt.vfx VFX Supervisor: David Edwards Executive Producer: Tyrone Estephan VFX Producer: Adrianna Spanos Colourist: Edel Rafferty

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Asahi Super Dry - Enter Asahi from altvfx on Vimeo.

A world of giant squids, robot geisha, fierce warriors and loyal salary men take over screens in our latest campaign for Asahi Super Dry….

Agency: The Monkeys Melbourne CEO: Paul McMillan CCO: Ant Keogh Creative Director: Wayne Ching Art Director: Joe Sibley

Production Company: In The Thicket Director: Marco Prestini @DivisionSydney Executive Producer: Genevieve Triquet Producer: Nick Simkins D.O.P: Stefan Duscio Production Design: Michael Iacono Costume Designer: Joanna Mae Park

VFX & Post Production: Alt.vfx VFX Supervisor: David Edwards Executive Producer: Tyrone Estephan VFX Producer: Adrianna Spanos Colourist: Edel Rafferty

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West Brom v Derby: Rams to come unstuck against Gayle-force Baggies

(New post on FreeBetAlerts.com) - https://freebetalerts.com/2018/10/23/west-brom-v-derby-rams-to-come-unstuck-against-gayle-force-baggies/ #Football, #Freebets, #Tips

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Promotion-chasing West Brom and Derby lock horns on Wednesday night for a mouthwatering Championship match-up at The Hawthorns. Mark O’Haire takes a look at the best betting opportunities… “The hosts boast an exceptional 69% Expected Goals ratio when welcoming Championship opposition to their Black Country base”

West Brom v DerbyWednesday October 24, 20:00Live on Sky Sports

West Brom aiming to bounce back

A point or more on Saturday would have seen West Brom regain their position at the top of the Championship table but the Baggies saw their seven-game unbeaten steak ended at Wigan as they failed to score in the league for only the second time this season.

Only a string of fine saves from Sam Johnstone prevented Albion by losing by more than a 1-0 goal margin. Ahmed Hegazi’s header hit the side netting late on but Darren Moore’s men managed a solitary on-target effort at the DW Stadium and a dismal afternoon turned sour late on when Jake Livermore was sent off.

Livermore is now banned for the midweek match and with Gareth Barry also struggling, Sam Field may be called upon in midfield. Tosin Adarabioyo could come into the defence after Craig Dawson hobbled off on Saturday, whilst Tyrone Mears should keep his place in West Brom’s 3-4-1-2 system with Matt Phillips absent.

Derby end winless streak

A goal after 19 seconds helped Derby deny Sheffield United the chance to go top of the Championship, as the Rams overcame the high-flying Blades 2-1 at Pride Park on Saturday. County striker Jack Marriott’s clever, flicked finish with 13 minutes to play proved decisive after Craig Bryson had opened the scoring.

Victory was the first for Frank Lampard’s men since their League Cup triumph over Manchester United in September on penalties, and their sixth success of the Championship campaign has pushed Derby to within four points of the automatic promotion places.

Lampard is rumoured to be pondering a switch to a three-man defence for Wednesday’s trip to The Hawthorns with Curtis Davies joining Richard Keogh and Fikayo Tomori at centre-half. Bradley Johnson could be in line for a recall in place of the doubtful Bryson, whilst, Tom Lawrence is pushing for a start ahead of Martyn Waghorn, who failed to make an impact against the Blades.

West Brom [2.04] have lost just once in their last 14 league meetings with Derby at The Hawthorns (W9-D4-L1) with their most recent reverse against the Rams arriving way back in 1994. Since their shock opening day defeat against Bolton here, the Baggies have won five on the spin as hosts, their best run since 2010.

Four of those five Albion triumphs have been achieved by a margin of two goals or more, whilst overall the hosts boast an exceptional 69% Expected Goals ratio when welcoming Championship opposition to their Black Country base.

Derby [4.00] have generally been poor travellers this term. The Rams only wins were sealed in he 88th minute or later at strugglers Reading and Hull, and Lampard’s seen his side collect a solitary point from their three most recent trips to bottom-half dwellers Rotherham, Bolton and QPR.

After a free-scoring few weeks, West Brom’s weekend defeat would have acted as a timely reminder to Albion that promotion back to the Premier League will not be straightforward. The top Championship goalscorers struggled to find their rhythm in the final-third, although a return home should help here.

The Baggies’ front duo of Dwight Gayle (eight) and Jay Rodriguez (seven) have combined for 15 goals already, whilst West Brom’s tally of 20 goals in just six home league games is only one fewer than they managed in 19 Premier League outings at The Hawthorns during their relegation campaign.

Five of the six WBA encounters here have surpassed the Over 2.5 Goals [1.86] line, with Albion striking twice or more on five occasions. Derby have scored in all bar three of their matches under Frank Lampard and should be capable of joining the goals party, although the Rams have only broken the Over 2.5 Goals barrier in three of their 10 tussles since mid-August

I’m quite fond of finding a pro-West Brom and goals-based angle of attack for Wednesday night’s contest, but I’m also keen to add Dwight Gayle into any selection with the Baggies striker notching seven goals in front of his home fans already this season.

The Albion hitman is averaging 0.69 xG per-game, as well as 2.55 shots per-match – 48% of which are on-target. So if we venture into Betfair Sportsbook’s Same Game Multi we can add Dwight Gayle to score, along with West Brom double chance and Over 1.5 Goals for a handsome 2/1 offering.

Mark’s 2018/19 Profit/Loss Staked: 48.00 ptsReturned: 51.51 ptsP/L: +3.51 pts

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TG4’s Ros na Rún, Irelands only Irish language soap, celebrated the wrap of its 22nd season this week after an explosive season full of passion, deception and surprises. While the show will continue to broadcast on TG4 until the 14th of June, the cast and crew let their hair down in John Keoghs Bar & Restaurant and celebrated completing their most exhilarating season to date.

This season has seen many twists and turns in the fictional village of Ros Na Run, particularly for actor Macdara Ó Fátharta with his portrayal of Tadhg. The infamous local publican has risked everything for his childhood sweetheart Maggie (played by Mary Ryan) – but he’s in for his biggest blow yet when a long-kept secret is revealed. Deputy Editor of Irish Tatler Man, Domhnall O’Donoghue, who plays Pádraig on the soap, had his own bombshell with the return of his ex-wife Sonia and recently discovered son. Pádraig simply wants to protect his rights as a father – but it looks like Sonia ready for a battle.

On more romantic fronts, Grainne (played by Brídín Nic Dhonncha) and David (actor Seán Mistéal) have finally tied the knot, while Bernie (Fionnuala Ní Fhlatharta) and Briain (Colm Mac Gearailt) get tongues wagging with their amorous public displays of affection. Elsewhere in Ros na Rún, Mo (Marie Bheag Breathnach) bravely begins her cancer treatment journey under the watchful eyes of Úna (Yvonne Laffey) and Colm (Pol Penrose). Colm, having lost his mother to cancer is willing to help Mo in any way he can.

We were privileged to have such a committed and talented line-up of actors, directors, writers and crew on our most ground-breaking season to date. Filming might be completed, but the series continues to air until June the 14th with many tense storylines and shocking revelations yet to come for our viewers. Deirdre Ni Fhlatharta, Series Producer of Ros na Rún

The show is co-produced by Eo Teilifis and Tyrone Productions. Ros na Rún is currently the only Irish rural-set drama and broadcasts for 41 weeks of the year, with a total weekly viewership figure currently standing at a significant 150,000.

Watch the action unfold every Tuesday and Thursday at 8.30pm on TG4 with an omnibus on Sundays at 6:45pm.

For further information visit www.rosnarun.com, or connect with Ros na Rún on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook.

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#ArTeilifis: Ros na Rún wraps principal photography on season 22 TG4’s Ros na Rún, Irelands only Irish language soap, celebrated the wrap of its 22nd season this week after an explosive season full of passion, deception and surprises.

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Accident streaming

Nationalités : South Africa, France Genre : Action, Thriller Date de sortie : 1er décembre 2017 De : Dan Tondowski Avec : Stephanie Schildknecht, Roxane Hayward, Tyrone Keogh

Un groupe d’adolescents subit un terrible accident lors d’un tour de joie et se retrouve piégé au fond d’un ravin.

from Streaming VF http://streamovf.org/accident-streaming/