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I don't particularly like politics either - certainly not in its current form as I believe there's very few that have the best interests of the country top of mind and are simply in politics to further their careers. Hence why voting in the general election for me, as I'm sure it was for many...

Well it is an answer because you're claiming I've said something I haven't? How do you know he hasn't challenged them? Are you in the Corba meetings? If you'd actually read my post instead of going on yet another one of your rants that reek of illusory superiority, you would have seen I've...

No and neither have I said that.

What are you on about now

My head is up my own arse? Bit rich coming from you...

I've never said he was unable to oppose. But realistically a prime minister ought to have an element of faith in his Chief Advisor and Chief Scientific Advisor otherwise why are they in the positions that they're in? Perhaps the fault of Boris was placing too much faith into his advisors and...

Granted I'll agree that Boris' hesitancy to act in implementing draconian measures sooner will inevitably cost lives but to solely blame him for pushing herd immunity is questionable to say the least. Surely the blame for that ridiculous battle plan against the virus should be against Patrick...

Hermann Hreidarsson

He pretty much accepted that it's open to abuse

I wouldn't speak too soon as there are fears that the South is now at risk of becoming the next hotspot.

Kilbane - 35 (LB) Carsley - 36 (second time) (CM)

The OECD has said it'll take years for the economy to recover and that currently the economic shock caused by Covid-19 is worse than what followed during the financial crisis of 2008. Wake up, we're already in one.

Yeah I saw it yesterday. Ironically most of the ones that were interviewed looked ill.

Younger Adults Make Up Big Portion of Coronavirus Hospitalizations in U.S. Interesting that the US are pushing this story. Perhaps something to do with countless 'college' students still going on spring break despite the repeated warnings? Equally, I wonder if the country's obesity problem has...

Yeah I agree - personally I don't think a total lockdown is the answer as realistically it would have to last for possibly over a month in order to be effective and from then on strict social distancing / mass testing would still have to be implemented for several weeks. So by that point you're...

Yes just stay home.

That article was also published 18 days ago.

I haven't found or read anything that suggests the WHO have confirmed it. All the reports of no new cases are coming directly out of China which is why I'm not believing a word of it until an independent source such as the WHO confirms it themselves. To what extent are the draconian measures...

Realistically he's stated that to buy time and reduce panic. When pressed on how he thought the country would be able to get on top of it by a journalist in such a relatively short time period he deflected the question completely, reiterated soundbites and then just tried to shove it off to...

I feel this will cause a significant amount of problems amongst clubs personally. Obviously a huge factor will depend on who guarantees playing time but realistically will Premier League clubs send their best and brightest to the likes of a struggling AFC Wimbledon over a promotion-chasing...