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His name isn't Forsyth so he'll avoid getting too much stick.

If we had their entire stock of purple pills, we'd still be unable to produce any thrust up front.

FA, EFL both piss in the same pot. I'm sure a few words from an EFL official to an FA official will have some sway.

His name isn't Forsyth so he'll avoid getting too much stick.

His name isn't Forsyth so he'll avoid getting too much stick.

As shown by many of the posts it's not the kids or dogs that are the problem. The main problem is the so called responsible adults that are supposed to be in charge of them.

It won't take much to pay back the money allocated to track and trace. The government will be able recouped some of the money spent on track and trace, through the taxes paid by all the staff used to administer this wonderful scheme.
I'm sure millions of pounds wouldn't have ended up in offshore accounts via the pockets of the tory donors, who were given the job of setting up the system. Would it !?

It won't take much to pay back the money allocated to track and trace. The government will be able recouped some of the money spent on track and trace, through the taxes paid by all the staff used to administer this wonderful scheme.
I'm sure millions of pounds wouldn't have ended up in offshore accounts via the pockets of the tory donors, who were given the job of setting up the system. Would it !?

It won't take much to pay back the money allocated to track and trace. The government will be able recouped some of the money spent on track and trace, through the taxes paid by all the staff used to administer this wonderful scheme.
I'm sure millions of pounds wouldn't have ended up in offshore accounts via the pockets of the tory donors, who were given the job of setting up the system. Would it !?

Do you consider all people claiming benefits, has layabouts and scroungers or just a postion of those on benefits.
If its the latter then the money saved would be no way near the amount that could to raised by making companies like Amazon and Google pay the correct amount of tax warrented by their profits

Southgate's dithering cost us the win. He needed to make a couple of substitution in the last few minutes to see out the game. 

Well that make it three for three. Disappointed in all three kits this season. It'll be one of the pre-match warm up shirts for me this season.

Southgate's dithering cost us the win. He needed to make a couple of substitution in the last few minutes to see out the game. 

Southgate's dithering cost us the win. He needed to make a couple of substitution in the last few minutes to see out the game. 

Loved Lee Dixon's comment on the incident. That's not a yellow card, where is he suppose to put his foot. Could ask the same of Fozzie's alleged stamping, that cost him more than a yellow card.

If we still lived in a society where companies cared more about their customer's satisfaction and not just about how much profit they can make from each customer. Then  I'm sure that once you'd shown you had paid to park your car but mistakenly selected the wrong car park. A morally run company would cancel the fine. But good luck with finding one of those these days.

Not sure what your source is (please post a link) but irrespective, this entire conversation is about the run up to the election and Trump did not tell his supporters to get vaccinated before then, it was 3 or 4 months after when the real damage had been done.
Even as late as April his aides were saying according to Politico:
Former President Donald Trump’s unwillingness to pitch his voters on getting the jab has become the source of frustration for former aides, who lament the political benefits that would have come had he done so. It has also worried health officials from his own administration, who told POLITICO about a months long effort to get him to publicly take the lead; and medical experts, who say a full-throated endorsement could sway vaccine skeptics on the right and get the country closer to herd immunity.
The nub of this is, was Trump responsible for tens of thousand of deaths because he refused to wear a mask or push his supporters to get the vaccine whilst in power?
And the answer is an unequivocal yes of course he was.
And has Biden tried (and not succeeded in fairness) to reverse that?
Again the answer is yes, I've no clue what else, short of mandating vaccinations (which would never happen in the US) he could do.
Especially as Governors who wield the real power in States like DeSantis and Greg Abbott as well as Senators like Ron Johnson and the Whip, Steve Scalise are still pushing back. And they are doing so because they're all rabid Trump supporters.
A bit like the succession of Conservative radio hosts who are now dropping like flies after telling their Trump loving listeners that they didn't need the vaccine. You certainly don't to die and ignominious death that's for sure.
There's a cognitive bias called primacy effect in which people better remember and give more weight to initial information they acquire. Trump spent months telling his supporters that it was all a hoax, and then that it would go away, and then with his bizarre exit from hospital and suppression of how sick he really was (according to insiders and medical experts) tacitly suggesting that you'll be ok.
Saying on Fox News, an organisation that has haemorrhaged viewers to far right stations like OAN and Newsmax because they admitted Biden won months after he left power, is welcome, but too little and too late.  
 

So this explains why there's been nobody to man the ticket office. Mel's had all the office staff going through  the Facebook accounts of every Middlesbrough player.

So this explains why there's been nobody to man the ticket office. Mel's had all the office staff going through  the Facebook accounts of every Middlesbrough player.

What are the BBC trying to do with the best sports quiz on the TV.
Did the program's producers ask a group of none sports minded people to come up with ideas for the show?
What was with the Paddy McGuinness chat show that was inserted in the middle of the programme, while the two teams tried to come up with the answer to a question. And where was the questions in the trampoline section of the show.

What are the BBC trying to do with the best sports quiz on the TV.
Did the program's producers ask a group of none sports minded people to come up with ideas for the show?
What was with the Paddy McGuinness chat show that was inserted in the middle of the programme, while the two teams tried to come up with the answer to a question. And where was the questions in the trampoline section of the show.

Had similar occurrences in Blackburn and Reading. So is asking for a mix, chips and peas, just a Derby thing?

Why are there posters suggesting songs, with a set lyrics that may have a semblance of a connection with Derby. That are then changed to make them more Rams related before being made to fit the tune of the aforementioned song.
Isn't the whole point of the thread, the choosing of a song, that can be sung by the fans word for word as originally written. That then becomes synonymous with the club and it's fans.
I do like both suggestions of Oasis'  Stop crying your heart out and Presley's Can't help falling in love with you.

Why are there posters suggesting songs, with a set lyrics that may have a semblance of a connection with Derby. That are then changed to make them more Rams related before being made to fit the tune of the aforementioned song.
Isn't the whole point of the thread, the choosing of a song, that can be sung by the fans word for word as originally written. That then becomes synonymous with the club and it's fans.
I do like both suggestions of Oasis'  Stop crying your heart out and Presley's Can't help falling in love with you.

Why are there posters suggesting songs, with a set lyrics that may have a semblance of a connection with Derby. That are then changed to make them more Rams related before being made to fit the tune of the aforementioned song.
Isn't the whole point of the thread, the choosing of a song, that can be sung by the fans word for word as originally written. That then becomes synonymous with the club and it's fans.
I do like both suggestions of Oasis'  Stop crying your heart out and Presley's Can't help falling in love with you.