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Out of interest, are you basing that on stats? I have a suspicion that the stats skew this a bit as we do take a lot of shots, but they're often from outside the box or poor positions in the box - lots of half chances. I can't recall loads of "got to score here" moments in many games, or...

Can't work out if that's a serious post or a joke.

I have to say as a cyclist (well mountain biking and commuting to work) myself, I have noticed a LOT of groups of 3's/4's on the road and on the Downs and have suspected its very unlikely they are from 2 households.

I would say that whilst both are a problem, not really creating killer chances is more of a problem in the majority of games than creating and them missing them. Obviously some exceptions - yesterday and United at home spring to mind.

Zamora was very bad luck - held onto him for an extra season hoping he'd score some goals in the Championship and increase his value further. He did so, but then the ITV Digital collapse completely ****ed the transfer market.

Organising and getting through a wedding day is stressful enough. Why on earth would you want to do it knowing the police could bust it at any point? Surely those involved couldn't really have relaxed and enjoyed themselves.

First - Bournemouth to Dublin 1995, new little-known cheap airline called Ryanair Last - Knock to Gatwick, 2019, Aer Lingus I have been to some slightly more exciting places in betwen.

Because Jason Steele makes really good half time cups of tea for the starting keeper, or something like that.

Don't they do that by virtue of being stadiums? Especially if they're used for a wider range of events, different sports and male/female teams etc. I appreciate not everyone has an interest in watching sport, but I'd say there are plenty of bigger buildings out there that benefit way less people.

I've watched a lot of his games for Celtic and whilst he's looked a shadow of himself he doesn't deserve to be the centre of the witch-hunt that he is from some of the Celtic fans. The whole side is turning out shocking performances week in week out, including when he's not playing.

Sorry obviously not clear. What i meant was that if they are allowing EU travel in but not UK, I presume that's based on where you live rather than citizenship. So an Irish citizen who lives in the UK would be barred. I know the answer anyway, it's yes. Sent from my ANE-LX1 using Tapatalk

Presumably that'll be based on residency rather than what passport you're travelling on? Sent from my ANE-LX1 using Tapatalk

Think I'll play it safe (money wise, not Covid-wise) and go for a couple of weeks in Ireland. Would love for things to have eased off enough to be able to go with the Mrs for a few days in Munich staying with friends in the summer as well, dunno if that's likely (i.e. major cities to have opened...

Went to my grandmother's funeral today so was a rare drive out of Sussex. It's a good job there's no traffic jams and accidents to deal with, as every single electronic sign on the M25 is related to post-Brexit EU Freight.

I completely agree. There's enough meaningful sticks to beat Johnson with, no need to go for him on something so ridiculous. However I suspect his advisors know this and are quite happy for this to take up front page news as opposed to other stuff.

A bit harsh. He cleared one off the line only as far as one of their players. Hibs btw. Sent from my ANE-LX1 using Tapatalk

https://www.tes.com/news/exclusive-coronavirus-schools-teacher-covid-rates-333-above-average Sent from my ANE-LX1 using Tapatalk

https://www.tes.com/news/exclusive-teacher-covid-rates-333-above-average Obviously based on quite limited data but still quite damning.

The problem is you can't hold people to account for what is to come. They can promise all sorts of undeliverable stuff. Obviously this government wouldn't dream of going down that road... Sent from my ANE-LX1 using Tapatalk

Isn't that what journalists in a democracy are for?