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7-10 days with the grade that the tear was. Probably too soon tonight, potentially back Saturday.

Are they allowing photos now? Just remember an article saying they weren't doing fan interaction before games at the moment due to covid. (Realise rules are non-existent now) but not sure if the club are still enforcing it just for awareness!

Weird thing to knock Robins for given you don't know the injury? If it's muscular/ligaments and he was left on you may have a point if its impact based then him staying on the pitch likely won't have affected it?

Just for info, these are just standard training packages, it's an exercise we run same time every year. Nothing special probably just more noticeable given everything that is going on for people.

I agree, reality is if you want confirmed info it really needs to be coming from verified sources. There was this story all over social media last couples days of some Ukrainian 'ace' who shot down 6 russian jets in one day, which given aircraft armament limitations is basically impossible...

No it's not okay. Its a ridiculous way to stop players. I would hate for us to act like that and my posting history will back that up.

No it's not football. It's quite literally against the rules. It's gamesmanship plain and simple.

Poor first half, after a brightish start.

Early bookings for 2 defenders here, need to take advantage of that

Yes because wars that happened decades ago are comparable to 2022. I look forward to when American forces permanently based across American European bases, just uproot and leave overnight. Not to mention, the example already given.

The real answer is exactly what we do already with Russian military aircraft. We will respond with our QRA assets. It would then be down to the individual circumstances on how we handle that aircraft, but it would be a lot of high level people deciding based on already agreed potential actions.

So no is the answer then.

Is that all your ridiculous statement is based on? Or is there actually some informed knowledge behind it? Given the military integration of western allies, it is inconceivable that they wouldn't get involved.

Reading just posted losses of 35 million.

Why there is an relevance to the UN I don't know. A body formed by the winners of a war 80 years ago with nations that are so dramatically opposed that they can just veto each other as seen. Completely and utterly irrelevant in the modern day in its current guise.

Not really surprising unfortunately given they have never signed up to the convention not to use them. Although not have the US unfortunately. Completely unnecessary weapon used to inflict more suffering than actually achieve a tactical effect.

As are the Americans and the UK. It's been extremely busy of late

That won't be unexpected for the Russians. Russian capabilities as an offensive force are dated, and their military strength comes from sheer numbers rather than capability. As you say, it's good news on the face of it but russian acceptable level of loss is far far higher than it would be for us.

Well I'm glad he wasn't in the stands.

Maatsen back at AM then. Sheaf was out on his arse on Saturday so seems sensible to let him rest tonight. Fingers crossed for a result