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There was a bit of an argument among my family with me. My grandparents wanted me to go to Bablake or Henry's, my mum wanted me to go to comprehensive. In the end my mum won and I went to Woodlands. I don't doubt I would have seen many personal advantages had it been the other way way round, in...

I think it's a case of succession planning, with the player brought in starting as back-up.

After a rethink I think it was actually M T Hancock, as I recall referring to them as M T Head.

J T Hancock? or something like that?

Which takes us to 30th August....

https://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/2024/august/12/coventry-city-under-21s-fixtures-confirmed/

Am I the only one that thought he made some very poor decisions last night and didnt get a cross/shot away? As well as a couple of careless passes that resulted in Oxford breaking? Even with the goals I'd only give him a 7.5 Anticipation and finish for the second was brilliant though.

Why is Binks a hostage in the reveal photo? Was he responsible for the leak? I reckon about 20 seconds after the photo he had his ear cut off.

I was going to call you something, but you know what that is already don't you?

Then work smarter ;)

I agree, but knowing someone who runs a HAF programme they say so much food is wasted as so many kids refuse to eat it and just chuck it away. And it's not bad food either.

Obviously it would be rolled out among large employers, certainly to begin with anyway.

Covering part of the cost of their retirement is with pension contributions. Why? Doesn't benefit the company is any way shape or form. Only thing is does is protect employees later in life who, some would argue, if they were sensible should be able to set aside enough for their own retirement...

Not if the law says it isn't... It could be considered a right, just like a break during long working hours.

For me, yes. There are others worthy of a mention such as Borrows, Thomas and Coop, but I think Nilsson was just a class above. Made the game look easy.

I we played Eccles, Rudoni, Torp I think I'd have Torp as the mot advanced of the three.

Was Kitching the Hamer replacement?

I assume you mean employers, but I didn't say it would be a choice. A similar argument was used when compulsory inclusion to pension schemes was introduced. And with that the employers gets nothing in return. Paying for healthcare you get a healthier, more productive workforce.

I get there are potential problems, as employers would be less inclined to employ/retain an employee with chronic/severe health issues. But if we want to get the burden down then who else pays it. There would also be benefits to employers, as it should reduce sick days and potentially improve...