AlexLaw76

Not the Government, but trouble on the way? https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/mar/10/european-markets-spooked-by-us-bank-shares-sell-off https://edition.cnn.com/2023/03/11/business/svb-collapse-roundup-takeaways/index.html#:~:text=Silicon Valley Bank's 48-hour,Thursday%2C March 9%2C 2023.

From the off, he asked people to have an open mind about the covid narrative - which is absolutely right (as recent revelations have shown us)

As you say, Matt Le Tiss would probably require a huge lifestyle change to be as good in today's game. Would he do that? with the money on offer today, probably. Would he be expected to defend against the ball a great deal more? Definitely

Aren't we supposed to be cheering-on this sort of weirdness?

we'll need Bazunu to make a couple of outstanding saves to even have a sniff. He rarely, if ever, makes good saves let alone stunners, so that is that

It will be saints Bournemouth and Leeds for the drop

and another

There wasn't a varied response, sadly. But this is about the BBC and the person I was responding to claims the BBC delivers (or should be) "proper journalism". Just pointing out that when real shit was happening, and we actually lost freedoms, their so-called proper journalism (not my words) was rather absent.

Sorry, yes you did..read the part "as much as I want to believe"

come on mate, do you really believe we are going to stay up? We have been terrible for way too long, even against Leicester..

It is shite as it is, and has been for a very long time. Could not care less. What ever the public want to pay for? Just wait till labour get in. Google our very own Gavyn Davies.... Err..where was this proper journalism from the BBC during the constant lockdown saga, when real restrictions were imposed on the entire country, effects of which have probably destroyed a generation. Where was their 'proper journalism' then?

No matter who is in power. That is why the telly-tax should be scrapped and this nonsense will go away and you only have to worry about your job if you're either over 50 or question the covid narrative - which of course the BBC played its part for the government

Are the boat-loads of Albanians illegal migrants or Asylum Seekers?

Speak out/question the Tory Government - power to free speech Speak out/question Covid - luntatic, get off the airwaves

And just like that, Matt Hancock's text messages are off the front page.

I wonder what that slob, G.Davies thinks of the goings on. He was impartial, wasn't he?

Look forward to your intervention the next time someone throws around language like I did - Whelk is a good'un for it, but you probably agree with what he posts on here, so that one may be a lost cause.

The dumb question showed something in the first instance, no?

A childish question is ok then? Just a yes or no will do, when you are ready

I guess the post above is fine...

LOL you stupid cunt

But does his contract - which he gladly signed - allow him? I am guessing not, and he probably has received many warnings over recent time... As for Ian Wright, no solidarity with his peers here - https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news/ian-wright-matt-le-tissier-sky-sports-sacked-soccer-saturday-phil-thompson-charlie-nicholas-a9690971.html

The BBC MOTD gig probably gets in their way for working on Bein sports and such like

really?

To be fair with MOTD, a house brick could be the main presenter and the same number of people would probably watch it