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It's pretty clear why the story about Cummings visiting Barnard Castle was leaked now isn't it

They're already cooked

Can't stand City or the overhyped Pep. Mahrez £60m [emoji23][emoji23][emoji1787][emoji1787] Mount is some player, makes the game look easy

I think they'll probably do OK. If Toney makes the step up they'll be fine but if he doesn't then they'll struggle.

Just got there by virtue of a good back line I think. Got some decent players mind

They weren't, their average gate was below 30k until they got back to the top flight. It's a myth, their support in the 80s and 90s was way lower than United

Come on Chelsea

Bartlett looked a long way off in the very brief view I had of him

Similar numbers to what we're seeing now

There is no denying these numbers are going in the wrong direction, especially as hospitalisations lag cases and deaths lag those. Let's just hope it's a bump in the road and the vaccines stop it becoming wave 3:

I understand the point you're making but cases are not irrelevant, they are less relevant but still an indicator. If once upon a time the proportion of hospitalisations to cases was say 1:5, it might be 1:15 now on the whole but still represents a big number of potential hospitalisations, For...

No it isn't

The point is that those jabbed twice are a minority in the general population (42% of adults) in Bolton's case. Therefore given Bolton has a population of 317k registered patients (probably higher actual population) then there are a significant number of at risk people still around.

I'd suggest they know a lot better than you what significant numbers means in relation to their capacity. If they've got from 0-2 admissions a day to 6+ that is a significant uplift.

Cities are going to be facing more demand as they have a younger population. I'm not really sure how they've factored that into the way the vaccines are allocated to CCGs. I've a feeling they've just done it on this sort if basis patients registered with practice / total patients in England *...

It isn't, it's in Hillingdon albeit you travel to it via Hounslow on the tube

He chose Villa because they were a much better prospect than Blackburn. They were top of the league whereas Blackburn were relegated that season.

It is pretty irresponsible of Sky to report the news that way, based on a family comment. The story infers that it's only part of the story.

The furlough scheme has cost nothing, govt debt actually reduced to pay for it. Do some reading.

Edit, i'm wrong