#jamie and the leaning

[everyday-is-uncle-day]

If Jamie’s hands are not wrapped up in his jerseys or tucked in his pockets - he’s using them to lean on other people. Jamie’s leaning on Sam 😍

He doesn’t even let go of Sam when he reaches out to touch Nate!

Jamie leaning on Moe 🤩

I adore these Richmond himbos❣️😜

[poirott]

A HAUNTING IN VENICE (2023) teaser trailer

Inspired by Agatha Christie's novel Hallowe'en Party, and directed by and starring Oscar winner Kenneth Branagh as famed detective Hercule Poirot. A Haunting in Venice is set in eerie, post-World War II Venice on All Hallows’ Eve and is a terrifying mystery featuring the return of the celebrated sleuth, Hercule Poirot. Now retired and living in self-imposed exile in the world’s most glamorous city, Poirot reluctantly attends a séance at a decaying, haunted palazzo. When one of the guests is murdered, the detective is thrust into a sinister world of shadows and secrets.

In theatres September 15 2023.

[nufc-carraville]

THE?SUBTLE?LEAN?IN?IS?SO?NATURAL?

Anyway, I love Gary cheering my club on so much

[kvetchinglyneurotic]

My hot take is that it should have been Rebecca, not Ted, who talked to Jamie about his father in 3x11. Here are my reasons:

1. So much of Rebecca's arc is about recovering from an abusive relationship while her abuser is still, somewhat unavoidably, part of her life. Her experience with Rupert and Jamie's experience with his father aren't identical, but she knows better than anyone else at Richmond how it feels to have someone like that turn up at her place of work, and how stressful their planned encounters are, even when they're just in the same large stadium and don't need to directly interact.

2. As the owner of the club, Rebecca almost certainly knows what happened at Wembley, and she's not only well-placed to make practical arrangements like getting James banned from the match (since none of them knew he wouldn't be there) but also, as of 3x10, has come to terms with with her relationship with Rupert — both the good parts and the many, many bad parts — in a way that enables her to interact with him when necessary without massive emotional distress, while also keeping very firm boundaries in place. Basically, she, unlike Ted, could offer advice based on relevant personal experience.

3. Jamie could finally find out that Ted didn't have him sent back to Man City — while it would be nice for Ted to say it, Rebecca is better placed to give the full story, and she and Jamie have a lot in common when it comes to expressing their hurt in a way that leaves a lot of collateral damage.

4. Explains why they're hugging in the finale.

[the-oracle-of-the-lost]

ok so i did catch the clip where the War Chief is "revealed" to be the Master from the new colorized edition of the War Games and imo, something in the incidental music does not count as a confirmation. i haven't seen the full episode (and probably can't find it even if i was looking to watch it) so maybe there's more to it but as it stands? i don't think it's meant to be a surprise canon reveal. like iirc there's an EU novel that goes with the idea of the Master as the War Chief and another novel that has the War Chief as a distinct character so i think it hasn't been elevated beyond fan theory with dubious EU evidence for and against it.

[duranian]

I’m making a Jamie plushie, what costume should he wear?

[hawleywilby]

[crossbackpoke-check]

Looks like that video is about a month & a half after The Trade and trevors broken ankle 😣

re: this video… anon 😭 i had suspicions but it is so much worse to have them confirmed that really was like. trevor’s first Public Appearance without jamie AND post-broken ankle which is traumatic in and of itself no wonder every beat reporter was like ‘oh yeah trevor’s just devastated’

wouldn’t you be miserable too if your best friend just got traded and your body betrayed you and what if it was maybe all your fault!!!

[afro-elf]

Do you find Hozier’s statement disappointing regarding 🇵🇸?

if you're talking about the thing he just said on ig, it's far more liberal/two-state solution-y than previous things he's said about palestine and that annoys me!!! don't get me wrong it Does annoy me!!! but i don't find it devastatingly disappointing. moreso just..... careful. and based on just the pure heartburn and insomnia this genocide has caused me, i wouldn't have been careful, personally!!!! like i think the bit about hamas at the start and the generic bits about "peace" were definitely just preemptive answers to zionist "criticism" even if i don't like his phrasing of calling the bombardment on gaza a "disproportionate" action (because no action under apartheid would have been proportionate, it's just not possible). other than that i don't have reason to believe he's not pro-palestinian based on prior things he's said likening palestine to the irish struggle and his photographer ruth has been very outspokenly pro-palestinian so i can only hope these are fully fleshed out conversations he's having outside of very polished and careful social media statements. i can also send him my copy of the wretched of the earth, i don't mind doing that

[sighonaraa]

tagged by the absolutely lovely and brilliant @thirteenemeraldcats to post the last sentence i wrote so i, of course, have multiple sentences bc i shrimply can't stop yapping:

They both sit there for a moment in silence. Sam’s staring at his hands, and Jamie’s staring at him staring at his hands, and neither of them speak, and neither of them leave. What begins as an awkward, clumsy quiet soon shifts into something warmer, something softer. Something that’s easy for Sam to settle into, like an old coat that you thought wouldn’t fit anymore but does.

tagging anyone who hasn't been tagged who would like to participate!! i'm a bit late to this so i'm not sure who all has already gone aksjdf

[denimbex1986]

'The good people at the David Lean have devised a two-hour amble around Sanderstead and Riddlesdown to show off the locations that play a key part of one of the best recent British-made movies...

The David Lean Cinema crew are doing their utmost to bring films to life, and next month they are going on a special walking tour of the locations used in the making of Andrew Haigh’s acclaimed 2023 movie, All Of Us Strangers.

Haigh came to Croydon earlier this year to talk about the film, and Croydon’s role in it, which was recorded an Under The Flyover podcast. The David Lean Cinema will be screening All Of Us Strangers again next month (on Wednesday, September 11).

Now volunteers from the David Lean Cinema are offering a guided tour of the film’s locations, on Saturday September 14, from 1.45pm meeting at Riddlesdown Station.

“The tour will be stopping off at some of the main locations that were used for the filming of All of Us Strangers,��� they say.

“The tour end point will be Sanderstead Station around 4pm.”

Places are limited, with only 20 spaces available.

Caitlin Clifford describes the film as “a beautiful ode to both family and home”.

Filmed in the summer of 2022, All Of Us Strangers features not only Haigh’s old home on Purley Downs Road, but other locations around Sanderstead, including the railway station, the Recreation Ground and the high street.

It also shows bona fide stars Scott, Foy and Bell leisurely making their way through the Whitgift Centre – a shot that received laughter and cheers from the Croydon audience during the April screening at the David Lean. The guided walk won’t be extending to a shopping trip in central Croydon, though...'

[nostalgic-shamefest]

Which member of the ot3 are you watching the ted lasso finale as?

pink eye, slurping up tears or fully passed out

[manwholovescabins]

i love when sam and jamie act like best friends

[thetarttfuldickhead]

Plz tell us what you think Jamie smells like when he's not training (I'm sure he doesn't smell like lynx outside of work)

To be honest, nonny, I’m not fully convinced Jamie doesn’t smell of Lynx outside of work – and I do remain rather fond of the notion that Lynx was something he thought of as fancy when he was a poor kid and as soon as he could afford it he began to indulge, and now it’s just habit and positive connotations. (And I mean, not all Lynx scents are bad! Some are quite nice! It’s just not the luxury brand you’d expect someone constantly walking around in expensive brand clothes to pick.)

That said, I think we can count on our fashion-forward boy to have some other and actually nice scents stowed away for special occasions and such! For instance, Boss Bottled Pacific by Hugo Boss might be something he picked up this summer – it’s a warm, fairly sweet scent, with aromatic notes from the coconut and cypress layered over fresh citrus and wood. It’s playful, fun, modern and a little unusual, without getting too silly – and I think Jamie would prefer that over a very clean or masculine or classic scent. There’s some salt in there as well, mingling with the sweetness, and making it a nice match symbolically for our darling prick!

[riphimopen]

Very very tired looking thirty-two year old man holding out a piece of paper that says "two tickets for Barbie please" with one hand while begrudgingly holding the hand of his very very excited nine year old niece with the other

AUTISMUS... TIMES TWO❗❗

[mamaestapa]

halloween fic idea…

what if reader and hockey player boyfriend dressed up as anastasia and nathan from ice breaker for a team halloween party

…and they reenact a spicy scene or two from the book👀