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Was going to say the same. Surely you’d look at grounds as close to Wales as possible.

Apparently the armed police are from the anti terrorist squad. Not sure if that’s because it actually is an anti terror incident or if that’s just who was available.

Not the most inspiring draw. Unlikely to win and unlikely to be on TV. Watch it be moved to Friday night or Saturday lunchtime just to make it worse

Isn’t the Leicester game the one they always boasted was a guaranteed sell out? Shame they don't give you a number for away supporters.

Has the bloke that was taking over changed his mind already? Surely the junior teams are self sufficient and could continue?

Reading that I'm not sure on what basis they should be exempt from the rules, what am I missing?

On the basis that every other pandemic in history hasn't lasted for ever at some point they will no longer be of any use.

We absolutely should be promoting a healthy lifestyle and helping people achieve that. If you look at pretty much any report on long term health poverty is a huge factor. Of course there is also an element of picking and choosing the advise. The video posted included advise to eliminate...

Why do people jump to the conclusion that a player being a game means a move is imminent? My first thought, forgetting Marosi was there, was that he knew someone who was playing. Can't be that odd for a footballer to go a match.

Worth pointing out that yellow card is self reporting so wise to not take all reported side effects as fact. There's people who have reported on the yellow card system that they have become pregnant as a result of having the vaccine :ROFLMAO:

I love that ones that no matter how many times you call are always 'experiencing a high volume of calls', if you've permanently got more calls than you can answer you haven't got enough staff!

Have you got data for the rate of fully vaccinated obese people in hospital and ICU compared to non-obese people? I've looked for this data more than once and can't find it.

Can you explain how locking away obese people would help the NHS? 64% of the population is overweight and its far from an equal spread among all demographics. Do you think it would help the NHS to lose a big percentage of their employees as they'd been 'locked away'? Unlike covid positive...

I was sceptical when a new series was announced after a 6 or 7 year gap but 3 episodes in I think Toast of Tinseltown might be even better than Toast of London.

Councils statement worked then :ROFLMAO:

Nobody is saying there will be zero hospitalisations. Its simple maths, lower percentage hospitalised but increased transmission can still lead to increased hospitalisations overall...

You absolutely can say that and most people would hope that was correct. What you can't do is jump from hoping that is the case to being so certain it is that all restrictions are removed. There's still unknowns, and people keep forgetting that a reduction in hospitalisations is not the same...

Knew it would be something like this. Which of course means if we listen to 'just let them leave' the replacements will be on more so they will have in effect given the pay rise anyway but spent months without drivers while they recruit.

Would I believe the Mail? Not as a general rule tbh. Interesting that 'experts say' equates to two professors from the University of East Anglia who, a quick google reveals, put their name to the Great Barrington Declaration and have been saying we should just 'let it rip' and have no...

Isn't this how it works for every vaccine? If you're not up to date according to the required vaccine schedule you're not considered vaccinated. I'm pretty sure we should be using a system at least as robust as the one required by my dog to go to daycare.