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An isolated case which may not hold if replicated many times but an interesting tale.

The common sense MPs have released their manifesto to combat liberalism: https://www.thecommonsensegroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Common-Sense.pdf as a group, they are becoming more influential in the Tory party. it’s all common sense really!

Now the South American market has opened up, it could be an good opportunity. Seems to have some good synergies in the way we used to do things regarding research, support and recruitment.

I would request a second opinion as a “brain” wouldn’t be seen by X-ray. 😀

We won't finish in the top four.

Who with? A bit of a power vacuum for the opposition parties all being a bit pathetic and not featuring in the media.

Five minutes to save their season and score a couple of goals. if they don’t make it, next season will be a tough with Sheffield Wednesday joining Ipswich, Charlton and a few other decent teams.

All Indian G7 delegation self-isolating in London after two members test positive.

Opinions wanted... Fans say on future of football

Will Ralph be showing the motivational videos at half time?

The Palace game is an odd one where they have a huge number of players that will be out of contract this summer, iirc something like 17 players! So many of the first team could be thinking about other things.

Nile Ranger back at Southend... well kind of! Nile Ranger, who re-signed in February after being released owing to “recurring disciplinary issues” in 2018, sustained a groin injury 12 minutes into his comeback.

The three sided die says: Tottenham (a) lose Leicester (h) lose Liverpool (a) draw Fulham (h) draw Leeds (h) draw Crystal Palace (h) win West Ham (a) win

Depends if he wants to work again during those future years, that is generally why there is a compromise.

Going out, so will say this now... oh bollôcks!!!

The bubonic plague is still around and because of modern society (sanitation, pest control and drugs) the outbreaks are small and occur in less developed countries, otherwise there are the odd cases that can happen.

The only place the 1918 H1N1 strain is around now is the lab.

It's one thing having a style of play which is drilled in to the players pre-season onwards, but when it is countered by a team not willing to play the game so that Saints can play to their strengths, there is no point doing the same thing and expecting something different! It may not be plan B, but the need to expand the original style of play to include variations of play is required. Defensive teams are not going to chase the ball back when Saints recycle the ball, they stick to their plan (of two or three defensive lines).

So given up on automatic promotion this season and focusing on sixth place and the last play-off spot.

That Sarr fella at Watford is supposed to be good but doubt we have the budget for him or others unless there is a decent return on players going out. Watford also have a couple of decent right backs as well!

Are you sure? With the international matches coming up, does anyone know if we have any players visiting the red listed countries that require 10 day quarantine on return to UK?

Had mine a month ago. Fortunately, the only issue was the queuing.

Across the entire season Saints lead 20-17 on first-half goals, but trail 11-26 after the break.

The strategies deployed by the two countries are incomparable!