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But more of the remain predictions of immediate economic/logistical impacts etc have been far closer to the reality of what has happened immediately than those made by leave.

But it has caused mass hysteria

Last mention I heard a week ago suggested Godden could barely walk without pain.

I'm not blaming him at all for the injury. Or indeed whoever injured him. These things happen. Maybe sometimes I question our training given the number of these types of injury we seem to get. Sometimes I ask if he was brought back too quickly. But none of that matters. The end result is the...

It's dangerous. there are a lot of people who're really struggling to cope with lockdown and not seeing people and a sensationalist headline that gives the impression we may end up back at square one could be enough to tip some over the edge.

Vaccine programme going well could be part of it. Stuff is quickly forgotten. Most annoying thing for me at the moment is that it's not being called the NHS vaccination programme, but the shitfest of the Serco Test and Trace was constantly referred to as NHS Test and Trace.

And if he breaks down again we've got one less wage available for a player who could be on the pitch. That's the argument that was used for the extension last year and look how it's turned out. That solution is all favouring Jodi and the club taking all the risk.

That's his prerogative. We renewed his contract this year and he's been injured for the whole of it. So subsequently that's one player less we can have on the wage bill who could've be on the pitch making a difference.

Wasn't there a rumour years ago that a player we had on loan had 'light fingers'?

You're right about it being a long term thing, but ask yourself if that's how it was put forward in campaigning? It wasn't. It was sold as being an immediate solution to problems like immigration and also would be economically prosperous from the outset as we held all the cards and would get...

The Meridian date line is placed at wherever Gus is on the planet.

In the same bracket as Richard Shaw for me. Fondly remembered but could never be considered for a first team legend XI. More like a legends squad member due to long service record.

Gus can type 1000 words a minute as he can simultaneously type with his hands feet, nose and penis.

Wierd that said strategy didn't focus heavily on "if we reduce the chance of it becoming widespread in the community there'll be less people in hospital". It's been shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted, lived a long life in the wild and had its carcass picked clean by scavengers.

And given the similarity of the graphs I'd suggest that the country claiming it's done everything isn't being entirely truthful.

Didn't say he had to. I said that's what I'd offer him. If someone else was willing to take the risk and offered him a permanent deal and he decided to take that up fair play to him. Given he's been out for three years injured most players would be amazed at being offered a new deal at all.

New Saturday night ITV show. The Masked Wanker. People screaming OFF! OFF! OFF! OFF! at them.

Well they do put you in the corner and forget about you, occasionally coming over and offering you a drink as a token gesture.

Of course they've got time - it's one and the same to them. They're managing the pandemic with corruption as the centrepiece of their strategy.

No, that charts shows two countries who decided not to really do anything at the start to slow the virus crossing into our borders and thus make tracing infections more manageable and reducing community transmission once it inevitably got in. Then when it was here failing to bring in things like...