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To be fair most of the posters on here are as well :D

Christ, I'd forgotten how terrible this presenter was the other week. Also does anyone know how many divisions apart us and Bournemouth were last season? Sky haven't mentioned it.

Owned by Michael Eisner who was Disney CEO. He's worth about $1bn but doesn't seem like he's prepared to just chuck money at it.

Wonder what state their accounts are in? They bailed out on being fan owned when they were struggling to get promoted running the club at break even. To be fair given the size of their crowds they should have a bigger budget than most in the league even without chucking money in. Surely after...

Presumably if they're so skint they're going cap in hand to the government they can forget spending money on the Ricoh 'masterplan' the Telegraph were on about the other day or a new training ground.

Literally the same person speaking to the same journalist from the same paper two days ago saying everything was fine financially:

Did I miss us getting promoted to the Prem?

Don't think Murdoch has any involvement these days. Sky has been owned by Comcast since 2018.

WTF is wrong with people. Seems everyone in parliament thinks the rules don't apply to them.

If, as has been reported, Hope Hicks has tested positive and kept travelling with him then there's a good chance he has it. However its not a surprise people are suspicious. First debate was a disaster and now they're looking to change the format so he can't talk over Biden and has to answer...

Struggling to believe she's worth anywhere near that amount. If she was worth that much, and as someone who admits to having no interest in football when SISU invested in CCFC, why would she be spending so much time getting personally involved, from court cases to meeting Robins at Combe. If...

Thought you couldn't show sports in hospitality venues at the moment as they were worried people wouldn't maintain social distancing? Edit: Found it, not allowed to show broadcasts which may encourage shouting. Look forward to them trying this and getting a nice big fine.

Don't disagree at all but that requires people to actually look past what they're being told by the likes of Johnson, Gove, Farage etc and we know that doesn't happen. They'll stand up and say Brexit would have been a fantastic success but for covid and anyone who points out the obvious flaw in...

At this point I'm assuming the only reason we're insisting on going ahead and leaving in December in the middle of a pandemic is so the government can shift the blame for as much of the negative impact of leave as possible onto covid.

Brian Johnson, Cliff Williams and Phil Rudd are back in the band and new AC/DC is on the way.

Found this slide pretty alarming in the briefing yesterday.

The first important point is to always make sure you're comparing the same source. The R number given by Imperial has been very different from the one given by the government so people need to be careful not to interchange the two. The second point is the margin of error. The headline figure is...

This is the issue I have with it. If anyone questioned that the priority of further education was profit rather than education this has proved it beyond any doubt. Kids being ordered back to university to then find out their courses are entirely online but being threatened with being kicked...

Can't see it happening as it opens up a huge, and very expensive, can of worms. Premiership Rugby has tried to position itself as second only to Premier League football. While we all know that is BS if they bail out top level rugby then they'd have to bail out every other sport. ECB for example...

Gove also said border checks were inevitable when we leave. Don't recall him saying that when he was campaigning.