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Why would you play a high line in that case?

The line was absolutely all over the place, exactly as it was the other night. Shambolic

Allen caught on it in midfield and Kitching I think gave it away

The high line working well again

Godden scores again for Charlton, he's on fire

I know, but at least it was Leicester on the end of it

Get in

Was only 20 when he joined Cov

Next week it'll be "thinking about it"

The quality of this game is really really poor for two premier league teams

His answer has gone from "just training" to "we'll see"

Sounds quite positive to be fair, you would just say no if it wasn't happening.

It's all a bit weird, as I said earlier the sequencing of events is falling apart and it feels like they're trying to maintain the illusion that monetary policy is controlling inflation. Underlying it all imo is that the UK needs to get control of its energy supply, the current market provision...

He's shot right up the table which probably says that his performance levels are better than 4th place

Consumer demand (confidence) hasn't suddenly collapsed

I'd have some difficulty believing it tbf

You're essentially saying that the household gains from lower interest rates will be offset by the 'soft labour market'. Great.

How abysmal colleagues are at reading and or comprehension. It's like dealing with idiots.

From a personal point of view, my current mortgage fixed rate deal ends in April. The best available deal from my current provider is £98 more per month than I pay currently. We shall have to see how quickly these interest rate changes filter through if they do at all. Sent from my Pixel 7...

They really ought to get their story straight. Previously it was that interest rates must go up to counter energy price induced inflation. Now even with the prospect of energy price induced inflation they're going to come down. Hopefully this is a realisation that their previous policy was...