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Yep. It'd be a three year deal i reckon

Bit different when they're under contract to us and around the place. Sheaf had gone back to Arsenal to look at his injury so I doubt he'd have come back at all if the deal wasn't happening. He'd have stayed down there.

Can't imagine he'd have come back to look around the Arena and play in the last game if the deal wasn't definitely going through.

I agree how frustrating it is to not have it all in one place,for the left hand to know what the right hand is doing and to have some sense of efficiency between everything. Not sure I agree on the Orwellian govt though (even though we do seem to be getting some frightening similarities).

Nah. Think he's just got a deal with Milky Way Magic Stars.

I don't think it's as a makeweight. It's just CM would have a lot of competition if we sign Walsh as well. I think the consensus would more be to not sign Sheaf in favour of Walsh. There would be the option to switch to Walsh instead of James as a target but I think the experience the latter has...

Read the title and thought 'why would there be a club for people who used to support us but don't any more?'

Which would be fine if it wasn't going to cost billions to implement and reducing the likelihood of people bothering to vote. A democracy should be encouraging voting, not putting in measures to put people off. Perhaps we should start legislation now to prevent people with jetpacks from...

Nice bit of fan fiction there.

In the context of doing stuff like this purely to be antagonistic I agree. But what about just to question what they believe, point out the holes in their arguments or the bits that just don't make sense? This is intellectual debate, but would lead to the more fervent believers being offended...

Surely not! The leftie, woke BBC? And that paragon of impartiality that is LK?

Someone ought to tell the government.

Isn't that how cancel culture works though? You start with protesting these speakers until such point as venues don't even bother to book them because of the hassle they'll get around it. Thus they are eventually silenced, or 'cancelled'. What is a 'popular protest'? Does a few hundred, or...

https://news.sky.com/story/english-schools-told-not-to-use-anti-capitalist-material-for-teaching-12084043

FPTP is fine, as long as it isn't the only way we have democratically elected parliament. We need a PR style upper house as well to oversee this rather than a heriditary system or one whereby the party in govt can elect new people to the upper chamber to gain control. For me the benefit of FPTP...

How fucking posh is that first bloke! Got a hexi-barrelled surname.

I'm sure we'll be putting some sort of deal on the table, dependent on the injury. Having not played a year and that injury may well put some off and his time here will give us a bit of a boost above others, so I reckon we'd have a good chance. It's more to do with the players we have in that...

It's the medical profession's job to err on the side of caution with health issues. It counterpoints Boris-lads 'let the bodies pile up in the streets' point of view of just do whatever people want as long as I look popular.

I'm with grendel on this. Always felt before they'd jumped the gun, infections and deaths would go up and we'd end up back where we started. This time i think the vaccinations are a game changer that will keep things going at roughly the expected pace. I expect it will still be passed around but...

I know it hurts but heroin is not the answer.