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We sang that against Bradford. Last PL game. 0-0. Absolute shitefest.

I think we'll unfortunately continue to see an upward trend for a while because we've got new cases coming in but the old ones are still ongoing (there's very few 'cured' cases in the stats although I'm sure many have been moved from ICU onto general wards etc to recuperate once out of danger)...

Players who were fond of a jar or three: Noel Whelan Kevin Thornton Kenny Sansom

Don't know the wife's name or how well endowed she was.

Maybe we need a cut off as to what is 'exceptionally' tall - shall we say 6'3''/6'4''?

Just looked him up. Born Glenrothes, Scotland. He was brought up in Yorkshire though which would explain the accent.

We all know he's a bumbling idiot.

Has anyone considered he was being responsible? He was social distancing and the only place in the car two metres away from him was the boot....

Only to those who don't understand what it takes to play them well.

Sure he's Scottish

I think there might be a red herring in the picture. I was also going to say pull your socks up, but he's only wearing one.

Looking more closely at the bird it could be bald as a coot.

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But as has been said it largely depends on how much of the virus you pick up on transmission, but then depends on individual factors like the strength of the immune system etc.. If it's only a very small amount then your body will notice it and start fighting it when it hasn't got that much of...

City players that were really tall. Imagine this will be quite keeper heavy. Corey Addai (6'8'') Steve Ogrizovic (6'5'') Morten Hyldgaard (6'6'') Marton Fulop (6'6'') Chris Kirkland (6'6'') EDIT: GK: Addai (6'8'') LB RB CB Davenport (6'4'') CB Dann (6'5'') LW RW Peter Vincenti (6'4'') * height...

City players born in Yorkshire Noel Whelan Richard Wood Leigh Jenkinson EDIT: GK: David Stockdale RB: CB: Richard Wood CB: Kyle McFadzean LB: Mickey Adams (player-manager) RM: CM CM Robert Betts LM:Leigh Jenkinson ST: Noel Whelan ST: Keith Houchen

It's called biological warfare and has been done before. Banned under Geneva (though how you'd actually stop it I don't know - I guess it gets tried quite often and gets foiled and not mentioned to maintain public order - can you imagine people if they got told x amount of plots have been foiled...

It's to do with classification. As the outbreaks are regional rather than global they're classified as epidemics rather than pandemics. Not that the way we look at it as largely 'not our problem' is palatable, but we do contribute towards it via foreign aid and the UN. There is also an issue...

I wasn't arguing about the rights or wrongs of it - if that's what people want and it gets them out of bed in the morning then fine. My issue is with the term of it 'bettering yourself'. Maybe it's semantics but having all this stuff may well make life easier, more enjoyable, which can easily...

But that is part of the fear. The virus will still be present when restrictions are lifted and everyone wanting to go out to things like the football will result in a second wave. I'll be avoiding massively crowded events for a while even after restrictions are lifted.