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Reading between the lines I'd be surprised to see Kitching back as that felt like a message to him or maybe Binks: Stay fit, train well.

He's going to get into trouble with the boss as he seemed to refer to himself as a manager there

Rudoni takes set pieces mind you

What a load of bollocks

Eccles looks like he needs a rest as much as MVE does.

I'm stunned

How could you collect tax before spending you idiot

Numbers are meaningless without including the share of the wealth those rich people have, I would guarantee it is far greater proportion of wealth than it is tax paid. Anyway, it's irrelevant anyway because public spending is not dependent on tax.

Public debt is private surplus, why would you want to reduce it? It just represents all the money created that hasn't yet been taxed out of existence. It is nothing like private debt. If you're that bothered about debt to GDP, it's not even high by historical standards. In the post war period...

Trees along streets look nice. They only become a mess due to poor maintenance imo.

From last season's Championship 4 of the 6 teams with the highest xG for finished in the top 6. West Brom outperformed their xG rank (11) as did Norwich (8). Cov underperformed our xG rank (7). In the xG against again 4 of the top 6 had the lowest xG against. It's all obviously just...

It's just a statistical representation of how well a team is perceived to have played. If your team makes chances most people would say they "played well" and xG just reflects the underlying stats behind that.

Rudoni has probably been the best one to be fair but has been too hit and miss.

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I think he means first job involved in a real football club rather than a fairly abstract role in a governing body

In a parliamentary democracy where photo ID is not mandatory or provided free of charge, it is unreasonable to make voting contingent on photo ID.

Utter nonsense - they're both still in our top 3 players but their performances have declined and as a result, so as the whole team.

It is a must win and the players should start treating games that way. It feels a bit like they believe that things will turn a corner but don't necessarily think it needs a bit more effort and guile to get there.

I am aware of that. My point was about last night, the second goal killed us completely. I drew the comparison with that Bournemouth game as it was away from home, and we'd gone 2-0 down with less than a third of the game left. Bournemouth had a strong team that season and were promoted yet we...

No, wouldn't agree with either but just checking