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Johnson yesterday was "really sorry" about the number of deaths. Today he's already setting provisional dates for ending lockdown.

I got mine from the Christmas Market in Manchester, think it was about £40 or something. Agreed, they're a lot better than the tacky crap peddled by the official club shop etc.

Indeed

Well given that we've got a finite list of players who each play in a finite number of positions, it isn't that difficult to work out.

He hasn't been fit all season tbf

I've got that picture that's your avatar on my landing, did you break in?

I think they mean a few tins of Dulux tbh mate

SBT logic - we must play player who we otherwise think is not up to the standard of the league below because we believe in the myth that two strikers is the only way to score goals.

More interesting than the Walsh rumour is Bristol City's accounts Their wage bill is £33.5m - that is at a best guess estimate 4 times our current wage bill. They've managed to sell some players for big money in recent years but have otherwise accrued huge losses Income minus Costs is basically...

"Well, it's got a lawnmower, can't get more cutting edge than that"

Only if the reason for the flounce isn't to attend to something that relates to addressing the supply issue

I agree but it doesn't make it right.

No necessarily - if the contract is just based on best endeavours then they're paying £300m for that. It'd be interesting to see the contract.

I get the feeling that the UK isn't immune from their supply issues either.

The EU's contractual dispute with them does not mean that AZ shouldn't honour its contract with the UK. Two wrongs don't make a right. Threatening to use the law to ban exports to third countries is Trumpian, let's be honest.

It is a coincidence, the UK was under the jurisdiction of the European Medicines Agency when it approved the vaccine.

Agreed, he was a hard worker as well

Yeah. He's 29 now.

No, was poor against us. Not what we need really, we want somebody far more mobile.

My view on the EU is 1. They’ve every right to chase AZ to meet their contractual obligations 2. They would be completely wrong to enact any ban of exports from the EU to third countries (not just the UK but this includes a lot of very poor 3rd world countries) 3. Aggregated buying at EU level...