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But also maybe an indication of their anger. Protesting in this manner with a deadly virus they're more prone to suffer seriously from suggests it's something they consider more important than their own health.

Don't think he'd fit into the system we now play.

Which would support the case it wasn't overvalued because the danger at the time was admin that thus drove the price down then to avoid it.

I'm certainly moving more towards 2. I was mainly making a point that those are the only possible explanations for what has happened and neither of them make them look good.

Why so negative! I wonder if there may have been something that occurred in the past week or so that made people just think 'fuck it' to the rules? Or maybe someone eased the rules despite not meeting any of the metrics they set themselves to allow it and made an absolute pigs ear of explaining...

So by doing things using a system they're unfamiliar with in circumstances very different to the norm, this will take more time and effort to do. Ergo they have to work harder than normal.

Are you on a wind up? Remote teaching (from scratch in a few weeks without expertise in it). Others having to be in school for key worker kids. Setting and planning work for kids off and at school. Just because they're not in the school doesn't mean they aren't working. It's not like a...

That have backed themselves into a bit of a corner though, because they've left the public with two options. 1. They attempted to shield people from the virus and got it so massively wrong they're clearly totally incompetent and unfit to govern. 2. They have no intention of doing so and always...

To be fair, the main thing taking attention off Cummings is a massive anti-racism protest in the US that is now global. There's no way the Tories cooked that one up. Just them once again getting very very lucky with the timing.

Trouble with that is the teams they're contracted to include them in development stages and why would they pay a huge amount to a driver who may not even get in their car race day? Could only be done via central contracts and then issue is how much do you pay them? Still prefer the reverse...

Problem with that being he'd have been the one that delegated it to incompetent fools in the first place.

So they either lied before saying Johnson was in control or they're lying now saying he's taking control because he already has it?

Just for a laugh I'd love the EFL to say we'll do the idea but we don't think 3 years is correct, so we'll do it for 5 or whatever which again sees Tranmere go down. Love to see them tying themselves in knots as to why that shouldn't be done

....at which point they could bid for it. But to back up their own argument they'd have to offer significantly more than Wasps did in order not to undermine their legal argument of it being undervalued. Which then puts paid to their strategy of trying to get it on the cheap like they did with...

A fridge inside a fridge inside a fridge. There's an inception style comedy sketch in there somewhere......

I hope they do bring that in in F1. Been suggesting it for years. Not sure they would because they'd lose income from the qualifying.

Will provide a lot of pressure onto the NHS as well. Social distancing not being adhered to anywhere near as much so add alcohol into the mix and you've going to have huge amounts of people just not giving a fuck. Far too many won't be able to control themselves, drink way too much and A&E's...

That is part of the swings-and-roundabouts of their entire argument. Even if they did win their court case all that's going to do is push the price of the stadium up. They can't argue it was undervalued if they then offer a similar amount for it. Totally undermines their case.

I've just got images of Trump in his pants like some sort of crystal meth den.

Mixed in with a little hydroxychloroquine sulphate for good measure.