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They need to put some thought into continuing once fans are back in. There's plenty of people who can't get to games in person who would happily pay so not doing it is just lost revenue. The cost of making it available domestically must be minimal given they're already producing the feed for...

Great finish. Thought Sheaf had messed around too much and the chance was gone.

Why would you dive in like that there? So frustrating.

Someone tell the linesman there's no VAR and he can flag.

Completely agree with this. My degree was bloody hard work, had lectures as early as 7am and finishing as late as 9pm thats a world away from a lot of courses available today. Mate of mine's daughter is doing some sort of media studies degree, before lockdown she had 4 hours of lectures a week...

The commentary on ifollow incredibly quiet for anyone else?

Saw someone in a Cov shirt at a WWE show in Miami back in 2012. Was going to say hello but the wife, now ex-wife, was with me and thought it was weird! Also saw a tent with SISU Out written on it at Reading Fest a few years back.

Does anyone really see them going through with the threat to block exports. Imagine you're the country whose order is blocked because the EU want to jump the queue, are you just going to shrug your shoulders and say OK. Look what happened when there was even a rumour that India was planning to...

Its not even just down to shit employers, its down to parents who can't be bothered to look after their own kids. We had a team meeting yesterday and several people who are working from home 100% of the time spoke about how their kids were in nursery or school as they'd managed to get their...

I don't think anyone is shocked at that. Every country is of course acting in their best interests. But every country is struggling to get the amount of doses they ordered and they aren't all storming into manufacturing facilities or trying to block doses reaching other countries.

Same with offices. Way more people in than last time. There's an article on the BBC site about this today. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55843506

This is from twitter so no guarantees to its accuracy but it seems this comes under Belgian law and they have a thing called inspanningsverplichting which says best efforts shall not constitute an obligation or guarantee commitment and there is no liability.

That was going to be my question. Obviously I'm not a lawyer but I can't see where that says they can jump the queue ahead of those who ordered months before them.

From a legal standpoint how would best effort but the EU at the head of the queue when demand worldwide far outstrips supply? You would assume everyone else who placed orders, in some cases many months before the EU did, didn't sign up to be pushed down the queue if the EU finally got round to...

You would imagine if they did that then supplies from non-EU production that were intended for the EU won't be delivered and will be diverted elsewhere. Assume EU produced vaccine should be delivered around the world not just to the UK. That's a lot of countries that will be very unhappy with...

Looks like hospital admissions is now starting to drop, behind the drop in new cases as would be expected. Lets hope the death figure starts to drop as well. Of course they're still all very high so a long way to go but at least its going in the right direction.

If you click through to the testing page and then onto data it gives you this

I think I must be reading a different forum as I'm seeing people on here criticising the EU over their vaccine stance.

https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-worlds-first-airport-flying-19711976

I think the lease was on the basis of the hotel being built. Presumably if they don't build the hotel the lease stays with the council and they've found an alternative use for it. Would actually be a good move from the council if this is something that is realistically going to happen. There's...