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Only option for Villa is to quietly delete the tweet, pretend it never happened and just wait for the next 24 hours to bring something equally or more ludicrous to distract us. The cycle always delivers and everyone gets one mulligan. This is theirs.

Obviously none of us are completely self-aware, but I am mesmerised by the idea Unai Emery might think it was a good idea to go to Manchester United. Couldn't really navigate the politics at PSG. Couldn't manage a similar, but less-bad inheritance at Arsenal. Succeeded at Valencia, Villa, Sevilla.

CBC → In a statement on Wednesday, a Competition Bureau official said the case against the Canadian telecom giant alleged that it "engaged in deceptive marketing by advertising its Infinite wireless plans as offering unlimited data despite a significant reduction in speed after using a set amount."

Rogers hit with $15M fine over 'deceptive' marketing of 'Infinite' phone plan | CBC News

Rogers Communications has been ordered to pay a $15-million fine by Canada's Competition Bureau related to an "Infinite" cell phone plan.

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Dean Henderson set to return for Palace against Fulham in the Carabao Cup tomorrow. Club captain hasn't played since the Premier League match between the two teams due to an ankle injury but Pierre Sage says he will play. Ismaila Sarr still struggling with his groin injury though. #CPFC

Dean Henderson set for Crystal Palace return, Ismaila Sarr a doubt

Henderson has been absent since September 5 due to an ankle injury sustained during pre-season.

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