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If you've already offered 5K over and they're messing about I'd be tempted to walk away as much as you might want it. Unless you think they've undervalued it and it is genuinely worth more.

This any help? https://www.nhsinform.scot/covid-19-vaccine/invitations-and-appointments/missing-appointment-details

Pretty much the opposite for me. Years of shit and a seemingly never-ending downward spiral ground me down. Now when we lose I move on as soon as the match is over where before it would put me in a bad mood for days. Not to say I don't get pissed off, I like a moan as much as anyone!

How many kids are in school anyway under the essential worker rules? There's people where I work who are working from home but have their kids in school as their partners are eligible. Have also noticed its gone quiet at work this week and then realised its half term so seems there's enough...

Poor performance from England and a great win for India but questions about the pitch. Not for a minute saying England didn't deserve to lose or it was down to the pitch but it can't be ignored. Agnew sums it up pretty well. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/56061842

Its a huge group. My surgery seems to be doing the 65-69 first but not sure if that's something they've decided or something mandated by NHS England. They did have to stop vaccinating for a while before starting the 65-69s at the weekend which they have said was down to NHS England.

Is it really going that badly for Starmer that he's calling Mandelson in? https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/starmer-calls-in-mandelson-to-inject-a-dose-of-new-labours-winning-mentality-wr0w25jpb

Regular overtime is still a thing. Can’t remember the last time I had a week where I only worked my 8am-6pm hours. Don't get paid for it though, as I’m salaried I’m just expected to out the extra hours in to get the work done while cuts are made to the workforce.

Ignoring the practicalities how would this even help the border issue? You've still got to have a border somewhere.

Had enough of our game. Flicked over to Sky Sports News and the first thing I see is a Lee Burge own goal :ROFLMAO:

Think I've seen enough for today. Must be able to find something better than this to watch on Netflix.

That's definitely game over now. Doubt even the biggest optimist can see us pulling two goals back.

With no commentary thought that wasn't going to be given offside for a minute!

Jinxed it.

They were talking about schools on the radio today, 7:25 into this if you're interested. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000s3wv

Has he actually had it or just booked it? I noticed when I booked my Mums that there was nothing stopping anyone booking a slot but they say you have to show your invitation letter when you go to the appointment and if you don't have it you'll be turned away. So down to if that is being enforced...

https://www.thecricketer.com/Topics/news/sharing_sports_equipment_presents_low_risk_covid_19_transmission,_research_suggests.html

At least they've admitted they messed up and given England the review back. Thankfully it won't make any difference to the game but it was a bit of a shocker to say the least. Especially as Root pointed out the mistake straight away and they got it wrong again, checking the LBW instead of what...

Posted in the covid thread but basically they've been gradually opening up for weeks now. Changes in rules came too late for them to sort out the logistical side for the 1st test. The region has a population size virtually identical to the UK but cases are under 500 a day and deaths in single...

The level we're at financially most signings will have an element of risk, if that risk wasn't there players would be going elsewhere for a lot more money. He's obviously got some raw talent in there somewhere. He's a Dutch youth international at U19, U20 and U21 level. The biggest problem...