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The point was they didn't say to ignore because it was scaremongering, they said ignore it to 'calm the markets' (although how exactly the general pubic ignoring it will do so I don't know - perhaps the people they should tell to ignore it are the traders)

I see the White House is using the virus as another means to have a go at the media. I think it is being sensationalised a bit but it is important. They want people to ignore the media. Why? Because it's scaremongering and nothing to worry about? No. To 'calm the markets'. Ah yes, who cares...

He was doing a coach but with all the rain he's had to change it to a boat. Luckily its free drinks though (as long as you put your head over the side into the water)

Not saying it isn't, just the choice to use that phrase when we're getting record rainfall didn't seem appropriate. Did she actually say anything about WHAT the plan is to combat it, or was it just the usual be angry at older people for it?

I think they're letting his contract run down and he wants his main CB's to be getting more meaningful games on loan. So he's filling in and they don't think the academy players are ready/able to step up. He'll be released in the summer.

Poor choice of words by Greta saying she won't stand by while the worlds on fire when she's in a region massively affected by flooding at the moment,

This is all hypothetical from me but high deaths in youngsters are usually due to them not having yet built up a natural resistance/antibodies leaving them susceptible. With this being so new even adults don't have that natural resistance so it's a more even playing field. Possibility also that...

MR has got a bit 'lucky' with his injuries hasn't he? L2 the injury to Jones resulted in a formation changed that saw us improve massively, this time the injury to Jobello saw the change to 3-4-2-1. Of course he still deserves credit for picking an effective new system.

On the whole the ones that aren't thick as fuck don't carry firearms and want better gun control laws.

Willis has the speed to recover from errors, McFadzean is taller and probably a bit stronger. McFadzean is the organiser of the back line, but Willis was captain while he was here. Willis is also be younger but does seem to get recurrent injuries from time to time. It's a close run thing but as...

Dunno how people find the time to trawl through other teams forums. Just reading this one takes up far more of my time than is healthy.

Why do you have flavoured deodorant?

So chicken, chips and a saveloy then

Him and Allen for me. Let O'Hare get at them for the last half hour. Ideally bringing on Giles for 20-25 minutes and Biamou to keep them on their toes as well.

Although this is pedantic, I hate that people are using the term the Earth is round. That doesn't say it isn't flat - a circle is both round and flat.

His advisors are extreme socialists! Look at the guy that had to resign last week - if that's an extreme socialist I'd hate to see him surrounded by conservatives! However I do agree he doesn't give a toss about conservatism - he doesn't give a toss about anything other than himself and what he...

If we start getting tariffs involved we've potentially got tariffs on imports of raw materials coming in to make stuff, then tariffs on finished products exported resulting in price increase and reduced demand. Of course the same is true the other way but the UK market is far smaller than those...

So you're saying Johnson isn't in it for the position of PM? Or that he accepted the EU's original deal that May rejected and Johnson himself said no PM could accept? I'm just looking at what he's done thus far to forecast what he's likely to do in the future.

The fact that he can propose anything and Parliament will agree could be a boon for the EU. They aren't stupid - they know for Johnson it's all about being PM for him. If he doesn't get a deal he looks terrible and his play to Leavers is on thin ground. His popularity and staying PM mean far...

If you want to discuss the future you must use the past as a predictive measure. And where in Alexander's history has he shown he makes a good deal? When he bought those water cannons for £300k despite being told they couldn't legally be used? When he spent millions on a garden bridge that...