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Exactly this, they were more than happy to sit back with everyone behind the ball while we tapped it around. Not like their keeper was making world class save after world class save. They had a plan, exactly the plan most people would have expected from a visiting team in the 1st leg, and...

Seen a few people having a go at Wilson for this, pretty sure most of them would also be criticising him if he’d stayed on his line and just let the forward pick his spot

One of the biggest criticisms of the jabs has been the cost to the taxpayer if they were given to everyone who met the NICE guidelines, which is very much not people who want to use a few pounds but people who have multiple obesity related conditions. New research seems to question that and...

Think a lot will rest on how Sunderland setup. If they decide they're happy to put 10 men behind the ball and defend a one goal lead then I fear we will approach the game the same way given Lampard's post match comments. If we do saw nothing yesterday, or in the other games where teams have been...

This is what annoyed me tbh. It was like Sunderland had pulled off some tactical masterstroke but pretty much everyone could have worked out what they were going to do in advance, and even if they couldn't 10-15 minutes in it was obvious. Why did we have no plan for this or do the fake injury...

For Sunderland it would be

Loving the new series, best cast in a while.

Sounds great 🤪

They have no recourse to public funds. They will pay income tax and the NHS surcharge.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cyvqv247gd7o

Its designed for temporary workers and is the same agreement with have with many other countries that nobody seems to have had a problem with up until now. The idea is if you work for an, in this instance, Indian company and they sent you to the UK for 6 months you keep paying whatever their...

But aren't there people who are building their points up by buying tickets to games they can't go to and passing them to others?

Bingo, this is also a large part in why young people are reluctant to take jobs with shit pay & conditions. They think what's the point in killing myself for a job I'll hate when I still won't be able to afford a decent standard of living and that then feeds in to the high level of mental health...

Given that mental health services are on their knees after years of austerity how do you propose we establish who needs to 'get over themselves' and who has genuine issues.

Just got back from Romania, pretty much all the service workers there were Romanian. If the native population is prepared to do the jobs you're less reliant on immigrants Having said that one of our clients used to be a chain of luxary hotels (we're talking £400+ a night). The workers were...

You don't challenge the supreme court judgement, case law is more pertinent. If and when a case reaches court it will be for that court to decide how to interpret and apply the judgement. That then becomes the reference for future cases. What they are saying is that the wording of the judgement...

The part missing here though is we need immigrants for certain jobs that the British population just does not want to do. I see friends kids complaining they can't get any work while I see places in the service or care sectors unable to fill vacancies. We either get the people already here...

guess they've spent the last couple of years watching as Israel try to wipe the Palestinians out with little consequence and thought why not have a go at that ourselves.

Have a friend who is a lawyer who specialises in safeguarding. Works on some very high profile cases taking the government and other large organisations to court over safeguarding failures. They've spent the last couple of weeks studying every detail of the verdict and say its so badly worded...

When you order online it says its being added to your card. You then get a confirmation email which has information about how to print your ticket. And they wonder why people get confused!