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The EU definitely appear to have made a bit of a pigs ear about vaccines and this row doesn't look good for them on first glance. Certainly if it were the UK looking to restrict exports they'd be up in arms about it.

Really? So if a company had made the decisions and shown the H&S breaches and corruption this govt has there wouldn't be a massive case of corporate negligence to be answered? Mistakes I can handle. This was always going to be a very difficult task given our global reach. But it WHY those...

But they have the right to refuse. Difference between 3 year and 2+1 could be enough between them signing at all or not, esp for overseas players who will have a lot of upheaval and feel its gives them time to settle in and that the club has confidence on you. Might even be a case they'd accept...

But at the time of their injury crisis they hadn't and the chances of a recall in Jan must have been quite high, regardless of any assurances given because situations change. Even so, they was still the entirely forseeable outcome of Giles being recalled for lack of game time leaving us with a...

Got another one for those further South. No Wessex Please, We're British

I recommend he wears longer shorts then.

The problem with Mason isn't necessarily ability. It's that he is very defensive and only suited to being a LB. If we're playing WB he's a bit of a fish out of water. Like Dabo in reverse - can be phenomenal as a wing back but looks ordinary when utilised solely as a defender. In a different...

At the moment my main thought is Hamer pushing up to assist O'hare. He's got the passing ability to thread through balls and allow O'Hare to play the more dynamic AM role. Plus he's got a good shot on him.

It's amazing we're relying on our defenders to create chances for them and not our attacking midfielders.

Yep. Pleased with the vaccine rollout but that little voice in my head says this govt can and will find a way to fuck it up. They always do. In this case I can see them focus on getting more people a first jab than ensuring the most vulnerable are given full protection by ensuring second jabs...

But this situation was more than likely if MR wasn't picking him and in the lat game left him out altogether. He should have forseen that Wolves would want to recall him if he wasn't playing and given him more game time, esp in games against teams of a similar standard to us where we should be...

Typical bloke response.

He is apparently very good with the JSB/Community projects etc and at ease with meeting fans and talking to them. Not that that's reason enough to offer him a new deal as a player.

As I've said above I know why they don't do that - people are greedy and bigger prizes = more sales. But in terms of reality it makes far more sense to have smaller but still significant prizes going to more people. For a lot of people mediocreville is an aspiration - simple things like not...

Bring images of the Billy Connolly sketch back to my mind.

We'll always have THAT run and cross.

To ensure he ends up here than risk a bidding war on wages in the summer when he might have more options? Might make Bristol more likely to let him go rather than hold on and offer him a new contract? Can't see us doing it unless he's already fit - we've signed enough crocks on the...

Well those pro-remain have a slogan already NO MERCIA.

It'd only happen if we had someone else coming in to replace him, and even then they'd be a low-cost punt from lower/non-league.

Not a surprise given how little he's played lately and missing out on the squad last game due to the 5 loanees rule. Think it might have been a mistake by MR not to alternate Sam and Giles more often depending on opposition and attempting to attack some of the teams around more, especially at...