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There were no preconditions when the Council sold to Wasps, that's why we ended up in Brum. It was just a load of bullshit and hot air so that the lying, incompetent, fuckers running the council could pretend that they were protecting the club when they voted it through. The idea that the...

Because we were over a barrel when negotiating maybe, and it suited Wasps to offer a deal they could easily break? Or alternatively because SISU wanted an agreement they could easily break, either to keep some pressure on Wasps or to be able to move to Stadium Nowhere (tm) at a point that...

Goodbye and good riddance too. The slimy bastard has milked the city for years, and still will with his pension and settlement no doubt. All in all not a bad couple of months with both Wasps and that twat out of the city. I suppose it's too much to hope that Maton fucks off too. It boils my...

Way beyond delusional, anyone who believed that load of rubbish is in the middle of a psychotic break of some kind. I suspect they dress as Napoleon and try not to listen to the voices coming out of the plug sockets telling them to do bad things.

The sort of fucking idiot that sends money to Nigerian Princes who email him out of the blue, no doubt.

I'm not saying you're wrong mate, but that is a very high bar. 😄

Ok, so you've moved away from the nuclear being safer than renewable argument, which was always a bit thin tbh, but you're now positing technology as the saviour against humans doing dumb things whilst ignoring the fact that the technology is controlled and designed by humans. The technology...

Not an entirely fair example, imho. A plane crash kills a few hundred people all at once, and you can clear up the mess in a few weeks. A nuclear accident has the potential, as demonstrated by Chernobyl, to kill or injure thousands of people and take decades if not centuries to clean up...

I'm a bit pushed today, but how on earth can Nuclear be classed as safer than renewables if we're counting deaths and side effects due to Chernobyl? Now you could argue that the technology has moved on since then, but any process capable of this level of devastation in a single incident can...

Finally!

Pah. Would just give us a chance to prove that our Scandi-striker is better than their Scandi striker. 3-1 to the real sky blues... 😁

I suspect that he's that tight I could see him doing it! That said, there are some things that you probably don't want to save money on. As a slight aside, whenever I go on one of those fairground rides that involves high velocities and/or great heights, I find myself looking intently at the...

That was really very, very naughty. He was obviously concussed, and a second concussion whilst in that state is supposed to be particularly dangerous. That said, I thought it was very decent of us not to try to take advantage, by actually attacking or sticking anything in the box whilst he was...

I'd politely disagree with this too mate. I do love footie, but I hate the endless shithousing that's crept into the game and is becoming classed as "gamesmanship". It adds nothing in reality, imho. I can see how having how a pantomime villain or two gets the crowd going, but for all of that...

Completely fair point mate, there's definitely still room for abuse, but I think just from a player safety stuff it's something that needs to happen for head injuries. If it also stops a bit of dicking about to waste time, so much the better.

The reset scrum thing needs sorting for sure, but I think the ref is able to award a free kick if teams are obviously taking the mickey in their line out approach. I just wish they'd do it more often.

I'm all for at least a trial of stopping the clock, things are just getting silly now. The other thing I'd say is that refs aren't obliged to stop the game for every injury. I'd clarify it so that for other than a serious contact injury, or a head injury, the game goes on. Players can...

I can't help but feel that there are a lot of people missing a key point here: There is a world of difference between lawful behaviour, and ethical behaviour. There are set standards for the behaviour expected of local councillors, the Nolan Principles. The judicial review did not consider...

Uh oh. Just as we were getting along so well. :) I work in data too, and GDPR is a real pain in the arse but I'm 100% in favour of it. The key is the ability the opt-out of your personal data being processed, which in some cases is very much the smart thing to do. There's nothing more...

Hmm. Hope you got a decent price on your cryogenics. :)