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At least we saved our economy 🤦‍♂️

Fair point. I live in Finham and thinking about it when things are back to normal if I was still working from home and decided I wanted to pop out for a coffee or to grab lunch unless its a pub visit then its a case of getting in the car to go somewhere. You'd hope if more people are spending...

While I was on furlough I've consistently been losing weight. A stone down roughly every six weeks. Back to work and guess what? 2 pounds back on. Literally noting has changed apart from I was off work and now I'm back. Bet the doctor still denies stress is anything to do with it :mad:

The suggestion from Hancock the other day was that we retain testing capacity in the future and use it for things like flu. A change of mindset from we must carry on no matter what to making an effort to stop things spreading around. Things like people actually staying at home if they are ill...

Completely agree with this but suspect there will be a push to go back to the old ways. We had a meeting at work where we had to go round every person in the company saying if we preferred WFH or being in the office. Literally everyone said WFH was better for them. We then got a memo with...

This was my concern as soon as the government started talking about people having to use their own sense of judgement. Seeing pictures of people queuing for hours outside Primark before it opened and pubs stretching 'substantial food' to its absolute limit hasn't eased my concerns.

German ambassador to the UK wasn't impressed.

There's been a few things coming out in this enquiry that, to say the least, don't look good.

Absolutely tragic and unforgivable. I get how people fell through the cracks when they were rushing things in but we're months down the line now and these things have been flagged up repeatedly. No excuse at this stage. Sunak was on TV the other day claiming he'd been having talks with Excluded...

I read something about this. It was to do with the US only accepting data from tests that take place in the US so it would only delay approval there. They said the timescale to approval in the EU and UK wouldn't be impacted.

In shocking news turns out he was talking bollocks again. The Chief Exec of our regulator said it makes no difference as European law still applies until January 1st.

Some of the comments on here are way over the top. The guy was a regular in two promotion campaigns for us, he can't be that bad! Lets be honest, if Robins had the money a lot of players in our squad would be reserves at best but we don't have that luxary and Robins and the coaching staff...

Its very slow and overdue but are the Republicans finally turning on him? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2020-55153918

Thats for testing. Although not sure whey we will need a large capacity testing centre once we have everyone vaccinated.

Brilliant work indeed, at the start of this it was being suggested we were talking years for a vaccine. Hopefully people don't go mad at Xmas and we can keep the downward trend in cases going.

Didn't someone say they were supposed to be delivered to Walsgrave yesterday or have I imagined that? If they were due and aren't here hope it isn't a sign of logistical issues.

The way people were going on when Marosi was injured I was expecting Wilson to be terrible but not really done anything wrong so far.

A four game unbeaten run and not leaking goals after the start to the season we had can't be seen as anything but a postive.

Poor performance but even so we had 3 decent chances, a penalty shout and a disallowed goal. Only real positive is heads didn't drop, a point is better than coming away with nothing. Needs a better performance on Saturday. Need to start and open a gap between us and the teams in a relegation...

That's more like it.