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Given the players we've had apparently living there and their injuries should be called the Cov-Op.

To be fair he said it was someone inside the hospital. Doesn't say anything about them working there or being in the know. Could be a delivery guy, someone there having a test done or someone visiting a patient in a totally unrelated ward. have you seen the video (I think I saw it on John...

I keep spreadsheets because I'm not a techie and can't be arsed with learning database (or remembering how to use Access even) but even I know it's a far more efficient way of doing it and wouldn't dream of running a business on it, let alone a track and trace system for a deadly pandemic with...

Are we saying after relegation as as soon as relegation season ended, or as the start of the first season in Championship? I'm also not including loans. If it's the former Hartson and McSheffrey (pre-Brum) because I think they'd add the most in positions we could do with improving. If not...

Trump won't give a shit about the wreckage he leaves unless it's bad for him. If anything mentally he'd never be able to see that it's his fault let alone responsibility. In his head he always makes the right decison and never gets anything wrong. At best he'd revel in the chaos as retribution...

Us more so than the rest because our crowds won't be as high if we're playing in Brum.

Unlike our game, they had VAR to get it right. Didn't

Although I'm reluctant to get ahead of ourselves, our ability to consolidate next season would depend on the Covid situation and the stadium situation. if crowds are back in but we're still playing at St Andrews (even though I reckon we'd get slightly higher crowds given how long fans have had...

They get an awful lot of stick from pundits. Have so much heat put on them it's like a Dutch Oven and it stinks!

In which case we have to consider who would play in front of Dabo to even out the formation. When Dacosta is fit maybe him behind Dabo? Pask behind him? Also need to consider the effect it would have on the change of shape. Having people in front of them would mean losing either an CAM or DCM...

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But when we play well and batter a team deemed poorer than us we're quick to dole out 8-9's even though the standard of opposition isn't as good. Fact is there were a lot of very underpar performances against B'mouth regardless of how good they might be, If Godden scored a hat-trick against The...

Interesting. Same principle could be applied economically - using the mean average when the important bits are small clusters like the very rich and very poor.

It has to be in the thinking but O'Hare is already being targeted so if we have the front two we're either going more direct to the forwards. O'Hare can't be the creative force on his own. Perhaps Walker could play a transitional role as part CAM, part striker?

But if he's being pressed back that much how much of an outlet is he? Is it worth him getting two or three crosses in (which with only Godden in the middle aren't that likely to be converted) compared to being exposed behind him half a dozen times or more a match because he's not as strong...

Absolutely no idea why he was picked in the first place. Though Southgate does like his defensive players. Maddison meanwhile...

No-one could've forseen that people would actually want to log in to a virtual conference.

They'll probably start counting phone calls/webhits trying to get a test as tests done.

But they're working class/lower middle class football fans so inherently can't be trusted compared to, say, a plummy voiced upper middle class posho. Everyone knows that.

B'mouth were a step above but since the season started teams have been looking to expose what are the potential weaknesses our formation has. Firstly we're being pressed high and fast stopping us playing out and secondly they're looking to see if they can expose the WB's. So while we may not...