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Operating by establishment rules? What, society? Nice to see you acknowledge that the Tories lie, seeing as establishment and fair play are two of the things they bang on about all the time (but obviously don't truly believe in) So as people don't operate by establishment rules, I guess we...

A cynic might suggest that it's doing exactly what it's supposed to do...

Not at all. I think we've seem some supposedly 'patriotic' news outlets be far more forgiving of Russia's invasion. The point was that you always need multiple sources to compare to see what is being said and highlight any potential bias. Anyway, stop deflecting from the fact you said someone...

Yeah. At the very least he'd use Russian.

Yes, he owns the Independent. So what? As you well know you have to get a wide cross-section of sources as all of them will, at some point, have an element of bias. As for political party, again irrelevant. Just because he's cross-bench doesn't mean he isn't a political figure or doesn't wield...

I just think that a wider view of the game overall can help those on the touchline if they're in contact with them. Sometimes you see things that you'd can't at eye-level. Although MR can be a bit too quiet on the touchlines IMO and won't change things when everyone can see what's coming, I...

I've no idea what the fuck you even mean by that. And anyway the point you made was he isn't a political figure. Are you now accepting he is and trying to deflect by some of your classic 'whataboutery'?

I always felt there should be someone from the tactical team in the stands watching the game from a higher angle to get a better overall look of the game to relay to the bench. Maybe they do have someone up in the posh seats doing just that?

Although Grendel won't believe it, sounds very reminiscent of Germany approaching Russia WWII. I don't think at this stage Putin would be crazy enough to make them an enemy if he was rebuffed but given how completely mad his actions over the past few months have become it's a niggling doubt...

Think we need to be more worried about the not-zero agenda. If anything this has shown we need better energy independence and we're perfectly situated to make the more of zero-carbon, renewable energy which would not only solve that issue pretty much forever but also put us at the forefront of...

You could with 30minutes halves. Works out about the same amount of time the ball is in play.

He's not a political figure! He's in the House of Lords FFS!

That annexation may have been acceptable to Putin (and Putin alone) for five minutes. Then, emboldened by that win he pushes his agents further in and does the same again. And again. And again. Until someone stops him. The fact that you think he'd just accept that and stop is just...

Had a feeling he'd be like Favre and reverse his decision. Maybe seeing Ronaldo at the weekend made him realise there's life in the old GOAT yet. Or maybe he just wanted to enjoy seeing what everyone said about him when he retired?

Stop the clock when ball isn't in play. Then only goalkeepers holding onto the ball for ages is a problem.

Reminded me of the Schumacher challenge

You could argue the same of Tavares. We keep on saying that we never have games where we can bring young players on when the game is won or there's nothing to play for. Here was a perfect opportunity to give a youngster time against a defence his attributes should have been perfect to exploit...

Same side again please. Now watch us stuff up the opportunity.

I thought Gyokeres' hit his hand and maybe should've been saved and CoH's first was quite a weak save to turn it onto the post.