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I thrust of his speech was basically that the medical profession is inordinately influenced by industry interests, he argued that drug vendors should be subject to independent verification of their results. Anyway you do as you see fit and I shall do as I see fit.

Do you consider yourself scientifically literate then?

The Guardian article is of course a bit of a hit piece, this is a video of his speech, which I guess you will ignore.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12381369/

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12381369/

Ok ok, the link didn't copy right I fixed it now.

A spokesperson for Cancer Research UK said: “There is no good evidence of a link between the Covid-19 vaccine and cancer risk. The vaccine is a safe and effective way to protect against the infection and prevent serious symptoms.” Then there is this recent Italian study of 300,000 people in...

Was it Barnes Wallis?

Yep then probably back out on loan again if a fee can't be agreed elsewhere.

8 mins added time and the BBC live text say he made a cross for a headed chance. Sounds like a short but not unpromising debut.

Lawson was a right fattie while he was an MP he lost the weight quite late in life and lived to be 91, Wilson died aged 79 and was never substantially overweight. Anyway my point is that citing a 'report' is insufficient reason to assume any correlation never mind causation.

Tell that to Harold Wilson (dementia is said caused his premature retirement from politics) and Nigel Lawson (razor sharp till the end). 🤭

I don't think there is any standard, could mean almost anything.

He's probably just written a piece about DK's thin squad comment at the Diamond club and added a hint of speculation.😁

Turn 360° and you'll be all dizzy. 😁

Says someone who has seemingly fixed and largely conventional views on most things, is intolerant of people holding different world views and often makes wrong judgements. 🤭

1. Cyrille Regis-strong 2. Highfield Road- memories 3. Sisu-disasterous 4. Sky Blues Talk-draining 5. Club Crest-symbolic 6. Kyle McFadzean-gone 7. Mark Robins-gone 8. The EFL Championship-competitive 9. Jimmy Hill-flawed 10. Biggest Rival-Leicester 11. Cathedral-unimportant 12. FA cup-success...

Ding, ding, your ITK points are stacking up nicely. 😁

Yeah I know and at that time he was still under contract to Preston but I present the thought as a warning about spending wisely and doing your homework properly. My recollection on Bassette's signing was that although everyone got excited about signing the 'next big thing' the business seemed...

For the sort of money that could have covered free transfer Emile Riis's contract for 3 years.