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More of a treat, or a dessert at a push.

I didn't say I had a better idea. Maybe lump them in with other less attractive fixtures so if you buy for the really high demand game you have to buy one for a low demand? Of course there are problems with that in people needing to be available for two dates etc.

As I've said before, stop the clock and arseing about getting the ball back into play becomes less of an issue. I was wondering if you could make it so that the player nearest the ball has to take throw-ins and they get a yellow if they try and walk/run away. Of course without further rules it...

I think we'll lose sooner rather than later (I think it'll be the Shef U game personally) but we'd have to be extremely poor and the other team exceptional for us to get tonked. It's not beyond the realms of possibility that our clinical finishing thus far deserts us in a game, or that Rushworth...

International law would still apply though and due to the proximity to France there are no international waters to 'push' these boats back into. So France could just as easily record us forcing boats into their waters in contravention of international law, or just turn them straight back round...

But we've seen two many times in the past where we've rushed players back in (often through necessity) and it's eventually led to them having severe long term injury problems. When we've got a team doing well and have the luxury of not having to do that, then why would you? Give him the chance...

So your fix-all is to get rid of the ECHR when all the main parts of it are in English law anyway? So getting rid of the ECHR won't make the blindest bit of difference as the laws will still be there. That's my point. It's the fact that it's got 'European' in the title that makes it this...

Because there are more threats to them (many more likely to affect them day to day) than violent criminals that human rights legislation protects them from. And rewriting/amending the ECHR and putting into UK legislation isn't the same thing as getting rid off it. The hardliners talking of...

And IF that's the case it suggests the mainstream of people don't understand that the ECHR also protects them and they'd lose a lot of legal protections if we got rid of it.

So you do read what's written, you just choose to ignore facts.

If the team is playing well and winning then ease him back in with sub appearances. Assuming we get no further injuries and everybody carries on playing to the standard they are, as it stands Rudoni would replace EMC.

If we want to retain any hope of getting him permanently (or possibly even not being recalled in Jan) we need this to be bullshit

I was wondering whether Woolf might be a good one to play against Moore, but Kitching and/or Thomas should be capable of larging coping with threat he poses.

Apart from on the previous page to this where i specifically state these are issues and talk about what many would consider a draconian measure to keep those coming in on the straight and narrow or get deported. How about reading what's actually written, not what you think or want to have been...

It's economics and commercialism. Decency has no part to play undortunately.

I suspect Farage will end up exactly the same as the likes of Starmer and Sunak before him. Should he actually get into no.10 he won't be able to do the things the public actually want, and those that his does will lead to easily foreseeable problems elsewhere such as a lack of workers in...

There is almost certainly an element of Hamas being deliberately problematic, but can you not see there could be major problems in them being able to return the remains of hostages. Of course those hostages should never have been taken, let alone murdered, in the first place but we've had tens...

It's demand based. There's more likely to be a higher demand for a game on boxing day, so you can set a higher price. Some teams, such as local derbies, are likely to attract more demand than ones from further afield. So again higher prices. It's not about putting teams on a pedestal and...

Depends on what kind of mood Simms is in. When he's fired up he's as much of a handful as anyone and someone you'd hate playing against. But when he's being timid and playing within himself he's infuriating. Give the age of the two I'd still rather persevere with Simms.