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don't worry, the government are on the case: Theresa May still hasn't appointed a new social mobility advisor after 4 months

Looks as though Boris has been telling porkies again. If he hasn't then Porton Down have. If only someone had suggested collecting all the evidence before jumping to conclusions!!

less likely to get shot, yes. Stabbings and bad beatings were common place. I actually got shot in Spon End, albeit with an air rifle, but it stung like hell!

how is proper process working is a separate question. But justice can't be ad hoc. Like I said earlier, i'd be quite happy for the kurds to deal with them but that's an emotive response. A civilised society has to be built on a bit more.

Do you think Cov is more dangerous now then when we were growing up? I honestly think it was an absolute madhouse back then? And I loved growing up in those times, there was never a dull moment but I don't think things are as bad now, just my take on it.

he had a very languid style and those sort of players usually get stick off the city support who like to see people running around like maniacs even if they're not actually achieving much.

The missus would love to try it but me and the kids are proper City dwellers. The 2 left at home would flip if we tried to take them to the sticks but they won't be at home a lot longer so I reckon it's something we'll try one day.

i don't think the London murder rate has increased too much where as New Yorks has fallen sharply but in London now there does seem to be a proliferation of a certain type of murder related to young gang members. I wouldn't want to be bring my kids up in that environment.

CD is right to be fair, the authorities have to do things correctly, they can't act on emotion as we are doing. I've just heard on the radio that a 78 year old man has killed a burglar and has been arrested, my reaction was good, fair play to the old fella. But the authorities can't feel like...

I'm not saying they don't commit crime but are they responsible for an increase? The immigrant population has been increasing in London as crime has gone down in recent years. This increase coincides with cuts to the police. The immigrant population has been increasing in New York but crime has...

I wouldn't be bothered if he did it for Saturday with Bayliss on the bench. It's worked OK against the better sides and Bayliss does look as though he needs a rest.

was purely referring to their forward play. Lots of pace which can get you results in this division. I've just got up and have relapsed back into a state of shock.

what don't you get, it was a response to Grendel. Nothing to do with you. You're quite within your right to reply but I don't know why you think it's about you, it's about the Guardian. I have absolutely no idea why you would think it was aimed at you. That's my last word on it.

that post wasn't aimed at you so I have no idea what you are on about. Unless you write for the Guardian.

Agreed. They've had a couple of decent results recently, I though they looked decent going forward and had we been on our game they still would have caused us some problems.

I'm not sure what you're on about to be honest. Grendel made a post about the Guardian having anti Corbyn articles. I was merely pointing out it happens more than people realise from particular journalists. My post was in no way directed at you.

No. The Guardian is considered a very pro Corbyn paper by people on the right. It isn't the case, it does have pro Corbyn journalists but it has anti Corbyn journalists as well. Just correcting a misconception.

save that GIF for next weeks play offs thread!

that's a great goal, though Max had won a great initial header though but looks as though he was unchallenged

but New York is as much an immigrant city as London and their crime is reducing so that doesn't stack up. Then you get somewhere like Glasgow whose fairly appalling violent crime figures have reduced as it has become more diverse, I don't think there is a correlation there either.