Scott129

I think you've instigated a bit of a pile-on ?
#BeKind

If he slowed down a bit then people could read his shirt
Only got himself to blame

Completely undone his own argument there. Good one, Simon ?

I'm a frayed knot

Just went to have a look, started at the first one 11 months ago. Stopped watching when Bogle “pranked” his missus by hiding in the back seat where his elbow was on show in the window and she looked straight into the camera. This is better left to Tik Tok than YouTube, they will lap that kinda content up all day long on there.

Don't know why anyone would care but his missus has started a YouTube vlog channel, which he features quite heavily in.
https://youtube.com/channel/UCcTR4O1gjaf4aqpscNHcxfA
If you like dull-as-dishwater content, give it a watch ?

Wouldn't be happy to send your daughter out with him partying would you?

I absolutely love this tab @Needlesh ????

Imagine getting Liam on the show and every question you ask him is about Wayne ?

Weird chat up line, but hopefully it solves confusion before anything goes too far.

The form table makes for excellent reading as well.
Over the last 6 games, Derby are fourth with 13 points taken.
The four teams around us - Reading, Barnsley, Cardiff, and Peterborough - are also the four worst form sides over the same period (in that order - Reading have taken just one point).
If we still have a club to support, I genuinely think we'll stay up ?

The form table makes for excellent reading as well.
Over the last 6 games, Derby are fourth with 13 points taken.
The four teams around us - Reading, Barnsley, Cardiff, and Peterborough - are also the four worst form sides over the same period (in that order - Reading have taken just one point).
If we still have a club to support, I genuinely think we'll stay up ?

The form table makes for excellent reading as well.
Over the last 6 games, Derby are fourth with 13 points taken.
The four teams around us - Reading, Barnsley, Cardiff, and Peterborough - are also the four worst form sides over the same period (in that order - Reading have taken just one point).
If we still have a club to support, I genuinely think we'll stay up ?

Looking at the current table, its Barnsley, Peterborough, Reading, Cardiff and the Rams  in the relegation battle. With 18,19 or 20 games to go that could change if a team further up the table were to go into freefall.                                                                                                  Looking at the remaining fixtures, Barnsley  have Cardiff (h), Derby (a) Reading (h) And P'boro (h) and another 7 matches against teams in the top 10 and having only won 2 league games so far looked dead certs to finish bottom. Peterborough have Cardiff (a), Reading (h), Derby (a) and Barnsley (a). They have another 8 matches against teams in the top 10 and having only won 5 matches and shipped in a massive 55 goals look destined to finish 2nd to bottom.
Now the 2 teams currently not in a relegation spot but possibly can get dragged in it. Reading have Peterborough (a), Barnsley (a) and Cardiff (h) and another 6 matches against top 10 teams. Current form is they have lost 6 of their last 8 games, the other 2 were draws. They last won on the 27th November and currently have conceded a massive 55 goals. If their current form continues they could finish 2nd or 3rd to bottom. Cardiff have Barnsley (a), Peterborough (h), Reading (a) and Derby to play twice, they also have 6 games against top 10 teams. Last won a league game on the 27th November they have conceded 47 goals. The key to their season could be against the  4 teams currently below them especially the 2 matches against the Rams.

His decision making is awful. He's certainly not getting pudding!

It's either really good news or really bad news. Whatever the outcome is has to happen, whether it benefits us or not.
If it were mediation, you could in theory agree on loads of stuff, walk out the room, and not actually follow through with any of it.

So arbitration involves an impartial third party that seeks to gather all of the evidence and then make a legally-binding decision on who's right or wrong, as well as what the course of action should be. It's usually used for contractual disputes.
Mediation involves an impartial third party bringing the two (or more) parties together and facilitating a productive conversation between them. Crucially, they're not there to make suggestions on how it can be resolved and they're not there to decide who's right or wrong. It's actually quite unique in that it's up to the parties to agree in good faith on how the dispute should be resolved. It's usually used for workplace disputes or neighbour disputes, but it does sometimes appear in the news for cases like Charlie Garde.
The only exception is divorce mediation, where because it often deals with finances, properties, etc, things can be made legally binding. Obviously, you can't do this when it comes to people's interpersonal relationships.
A very small part of me throughout this whole thing kept thinking, 'I wonder if we'll get a call from Quantuma at some point'. But, as much as our mediators are very good, and I'd love to see them get Gibson, Couhig, and Q in a room together, it would just be completely inappropriate for this type of dispute. It just would never work.

So arbitration involves an impartial third party that seeks to gather all of the evidence and then make a legally-binding decision on who's right or wrong, as well as what the course of action should be. It's usually used for contractual disputes.
Mediation involves an impartial third party bringing the two (or more) parties together and facilitating a productive conversation between them. Crucially, they're not there to make suggestions on how it can be resolved and they're not there to decide who's right or wrong. It's actually quite unique in that it's up to the parties to agree in good faith on how the dispute should be resolved. It's usually used for workplace disputes or neighbour disputes, but it does sometimes appear in the news for cases like Charlie Garde.
The only exception is divorce mediation, where because it often deals with finances, properties, etc, things can be made legally binding. Obviously, you can't do this when it comes to people's interpersonal relationships.
A very small part of me throughout this whole thing kept thinking, 'I wonder if we'll get a call from Quantuma at some point'. But, as much as our mediators are very good, and I'd love to see them get Gibson, Couhig, and Q in a room together, it would just be completely inappropriate for this type of dispute. It just would never work.

So arbitration involves an impartial third party that seeks to gather all of the evidence and then make a legally-binding decision on who's right or wrong, as well as what the course of action should be. It's usually used for contractual disputes.
Mediation involves an impartial third party bringing the two (or more) parties together and facilitating a productive conversation between them. Crucially, they're not there to make suggestions on how it can be resolved and they're not there to decide who's right or wrong. It's actually quite unique in that it's up to the parties to agree in good faith on how the dispute should be resolved. It's usually used for workplace disputes or neighbour disputes, but it does sometimes appear in the news for cases like Charlie Garde.
The only exception is divorce mediation, where because it often deals with finances, properties, etc, things can be made legally binding. Obviously, you can't do this when it comes to people's interpersonal relationships.
A very small part of me throughout this whole thing kept thinking, 'I wonder if we'll get a call from Quantuma at some point'. But, as much as our mediators are very good, and I'd love to see them get Gibson, Couhig, and Q in a room together, it would just be completely inappropriate for this type of dispute. It just would never work.

It's arbitration, not mediation.
Sincerely, someone who works for a mediation provider ?

"Here, put these Derby tops on and read these scripts".

"Here, put these Derby tops on and read these scripts".