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It's like saying somebody who died from being hit by a bus 3 months after the end of ww2... Died because of ww2... This is basically what's happening today No it's not because there's no causal link. If someone dies of the flu because thier lungs can't absorb as much oxygen because they were...

Prob a bit young still but certainly one I'm sure we're keeping an eye on in case he becomes available in a year or two. Decided to have a quick look at his Man U profile and while doing so noticed they literally have Sideshow Bob in theri youth team...

I wouldn't expect any politician to be honest about a decision like that though. Not just political suicide but would make you a pariah

Agree overall but not convinced about CL to Spon St. Unless you remove TJ Hughes and make the route into Spon St far more obvious from the Lower Precinct side. Like a lot of places in the city centre route legibility is terrible. The demolition of Coventry Point is making a big difference to the...

IMO this is Johnson saying "we're doing it anyway". It's got to a point where they've decided the economic impact is too big so if people have to die so be it.

Is this going to become part of the pre-match interviews. MR giving updates followed by Shipley giving his views and opinions on what will happen in the game - the Shipperz Forecast.

Do people do a lot of prospecting for gold in their gardens? Or do certain postcodes get the privilege of being allowed to criticise the council?

Problem with the RR is the trunk roads and sliproads - that's where the bottlenecks are. It was a design fault that almost all traffic that wants to cross the city are forced towards the centre and the RR. For a city the size of Coventry the traffic around its centre is very small - we're a very...

Currently the same, but Liverpool played more games.

I'm clueless as to how next season may go. We've got good things like momentum, squad unity. Bad are probably a low budget compared to most. Then there's the long gap which could go either way and the stadum situation regarding money/pitch and if crowds will be allowed in. So if in doubt, 17th.

But what if Covid damaged their lungs and they died of a different respiratory illness months later they'd have survived but for the damage? It remains Covid related.

That should be brought up straight away. It's an outright lie that will be in Hansard as well as having on video. How on earth they think they can get away with these blatant lies is unfathomable. Maybe we need a points system whereby conduct and providing untrue/misleading info etc can result...

Yep. Just there to deflect. Technically almost no-one has died of AIDS. Usually end up dying of pneumonia. Same with cancer - what finishes most off is an infection the body is too weak to fight. Even if it doesn't kill them Covid could be the difference between someone dying and someone not...

Trouble is which is the one that gets the final say...

I had to do that shit for free! It was called household chores. Didn't get pocket money for it either.

Surely you're little more than a whipper-snapper?

Also the problem with Coventry's heritage is that it's very spread out due to the bits that were demolished either by bombing and post war development. There's no critical mass of buildings to create that sense of history and others are hidden away behind modern development or fake facades...

I did an outline idea a few years ago I called 'the Station to the Basin' which connected the train station across the city centre to the Canal Basin. Was heavily influenced by Brindley Place and very much relied on the Canal Basin becoming a regular visitor destination using dining and...

Nothing provided they're in the right place. Say for example around the spires etc and it's used as a historic tourist attraction. But the canal basin isn't going to do that esp in Cov where it's disconnected from the city centre by the RR. Should have used Brindley Place as a blueprint -...

Triplet with Paul.