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For now... 😉

I have no idea if this is going to work. But neither does Mark Robins so that's okay.

I'm intentionally not replying to save myself for the match thread.

You would if you were me 😉

I mean, there are too many if anything! And they are not properly regulated. Leading to daft news sites. I'm guessing matey meant legitimate alternatives to stuff like the BBC / The Daily Mail etc? I used to read that Media Lens a bit, which analysed news stories etc. But again, who regulates...

Bapaga and Eccles? McFadzean up front?

He certainly did. He was the much maligned Walsh for his first 10 games or so.

I just wish his errors could be a little less glaringly obvious. Because other than that he is really good!

Please don't, you are my favourite.

Personally, I think it's been a convenient time for them to try and push this through. As per my understanding (I might be wrong) some aspects of it will be remain permanent (noise limits, one person protests etc)

They don't need to put in a great performance, they're playing us.

Okay thanks 😉

Either you didn't read what I put, or you're struggling with the concept of the police as an organisation? I have a close family member who is in the police. We get on well. Doesn't mean I have to like who he works for or what he has to do.

I think it's more to do with the fact that things are overlooked within the police for serving officers and associated management, that for regular folk, would result in convictions or other consequences.

They do get away with it. A lot.

Protest piggybacking off a murder then, whatever floats your boat. So what you're saying is police can just do whatever they want? I've seen many videos. None of which needed to happen if it wasn't for this bill. It's simple, the police just need to learn how to behave and how to...

This should apply to police officers more-so, given their relative position of power. Obviously there are numerous examples where this has not been the case. Crimes committed in and outside of work with little or no responsibility / action. Poorly instructed, trained and equipped to deal with...

If the police turn up to that particular vigil (as they did), and you can't see how that might escalate a situation, then I can't help you.

Not at all, it's within the context of the protest and what it's about and what is happening. Do I think it would be acceptable to murder an unarmed police officer at one of these protests? Of course not. People in most cases aren't protesting because it's "what they want to do". That's a very...

My point is, it doesn't really matter what they do, you've already picked your side and if the police set dogs on them and use excessive force, you reckon that's okay. It isn't.