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On the basis that we've played our best football of the season without him and have Joel Veltman, I'd say Lamptey. We've seen so little of him it'd almost feel like free money if he went for a big sum. Obviously he's quality and will only get better.

It wouldn't. The Channel Tunnel is the one between Folkestone and Calais.

Completely pointless. If you look at the Channel Tunnel, it is a sensible route for pretty much anyone who is travelling from Europe to Britain or Ireland - unless you are travelling from Scandinavia and want to end up in the North of England/Scotland. Whereas even travelling to Northern...

Don't forget that anything the royals do personally own is mostly by virtue of being the inheritors of a time when the state and the crown were one and the same. They're not exactly self-made. Sent from my ANE-LX1 using Tapatalk

When we used to play Tranmere we'd always get a cab from the centre of Liverpool to Birkenhead. The drivers would always say "Do you want me to use the tunnel? It'll be an extra £2". I never understood what the alternative was. Looking at a map now, there doesn't appear to be one.

If it was me I'd probably pay it for the peace of mind, but that's just me. Interestingly I had a very good experience with Dart Charge recently in appealing a fine. Their website was down on the day I made the journey, and as a result I tried and was unable to pay several times but couldn't...

Celtic have a shocking manager/coaching setup. All the players are going backwards. Duffy's performances have been shocking but I think he's being singled out a bit due to being the new guy and from being so highly-touted when he signed. There's also sometimes a bit of an Irish/Scottish divide...

For all those saying it was about about the Dunk partnership - he played well on occasion when Dunk was suspended, and turned in some of the greatest defensive displays for all time for Ireland alongside the likes of Ciaran Clarke and Richard Keogh. I do think both the media and Celtic fans...

Duffy is the odd one out because we could have got a lot of money for him, but didn't want to sell to immediate rivals. All the others, you can't help thinking that we must have paid too much and be paying them too high ages.

My memories of him playing for Celtic were that he was nothing special, but players can change and improve. Don't forget Duffy wasn't particularly highly-rated before we signed him, and hasn't done well since leaving.

Think it's a bit harsh to call Murray an "ageing returnee" when he re-signed for us 4 years ago. He was still a very decent Championship striker. Hemed was good for that level as well. Also, why do you have Mackhail-Smith on there for 2014?

It definitely raises food for thought, but my points would still be: 1) Basing that on March-December massively undermines a comparison with teachers as kids were only in school en masse for 30% of that. 2) Its based on deaths, yet is sorted by workplace. I'm not a doctor or scientist, but...

The study you've just linked to is using data from March to July. When schools were closed to most pupils. No I don't know of any studies, and too busy to look unfortunately!

I don't know - I think you'd be surprised how few teachers there are over that age. I must say I am a bit confused by this study - as its based purely on deaths and not infections, are we perhaps implying that teachers are tougher at fighting the virus than other members of society? Having...

Also, the data period was 9 March and 28 December 2020. Face to face teaching of full classes of kids didn't begin until September. Anyway, there are definitely some alarming examples of jobs you really would not think would be on there.

However other studies beforehand have suggested that teachers are miles more likely to CATCH Covid. My gut instinct is that the reason that they aren't *much* more likely to DIE is that the majority of teachers are under 50, and that its a job where if you have significant underlying health...

Steven Thomson.

Heartbreak for the Bills, such a shame to go out with a whimper. Unfortunately needed to be firing on every cylinder and unfortunately weren't. Redzone offense poor, run and underneath defense too soft, offensive line horrendous. And then opposite that the Chiefs looked every bit the best team...

Like most people I watched the Bundesliga religously for a couple of months last year when it returned before the rest of the leagues. Anyone who is getting Havertz and Werner playing that badly does not deserve to be a top level coach.

Think Covid rules would make that impossible.