Weston Super Saint

Takeover tactics?

Well, that and the fact that we don't have any carpet magnates with the spare cash to buy us.

Surely you're kidding? He's definitely disabled - see 'Kryptonite'. As for mixed race, he comes from another planet, doesn't get much more mixed race than that

Not really a surprise when you consider : https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-58795079

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-58879161

Most of them are the same poster....

More than you have

Are you allowed to comment on Brexit if you didn't muster enough courage to vote? (in the same way you can't comment on a police force if you don't live in their catchment area).

Frankly, if you can't trace your lineage back to someone involved with building the city walls, then you're not welcome.

Good to see so many (Met) police resources being utilised efficiently (basically just stood around watching!)

Who have finally appointed a woman to head them up.

I think you'll find this is the 'real' Weston shore

You're right, they've given assurances to the PL that the Saudi Govt won't have any dealings with the club (and the PL fell for it).

Met her? I once lost a shoe in there

It'll be stadium swap time next season then!

Phew. Good job the Chinese state are allegedly not allowing Gao to sell at a loss, wouldn't want them meddling.

There is only one police commissioner and that is the head of the Met. Thursday we're back to being allowed to criticise the Dame even if we don't live in the region. Full house of flip, flop, flip, flop in just 3 days. Astonishing.

Won't be long and they'll have parity with our home matches the way numbers are dropping.

Unlike China and their impeccable record on human rights?

Aren't they where you go for a cup of tea on a long journey?

Lol. Monday - nobody has a clue how good she is at her job so no-one can criticise her. No-one can have an opinion on a police force in an area they don't live in. Wednesday - you don't have an issue with people wanting her to be sacked for doing a bad job (the same job nobody knew how good she was at doing it on Monday). Wednesday - no-one can have an opinion on a police force in an area they don't live in. Flip Flop Flip

Wow, that must be a record even for you - just two days for you to flip flop this time. Are you Boris in disguise?

Why not put the onus on the teams to decide when VAR should be used? IF each team had 2 reviews at the beginning of the game (like they do in cricket), and lost one review each time the ref's decision isn't overturned, they would soon learn to only look at incidents that were 'clearly and obviously' wrong. This would have the added benefit of increasing the quality of refereeing decisions as the refs wouldn't want to be proved wrong....

Rebalancing is the key. Our supply chains are too large and too complicated. We have far too much 'stuff' on the shelves of supermarkets that we really don't need (43 different types of pasta & 109 types of rice on the Morrisons website this morning). Supply chains will adapt, innovate and overcome, but choices will reduce which won't be such a bad thing. 'Service' options will reduce as well with the onus moving more and more to the customer which will save on staff costs to protect profit lines, so the big supermarkets will be fine. Farming will still be affected, but has always been at the behest of supply and demand price variations. We'll see more and more technological innovations in this sector which will massively increase yields and ultimately profitability, but this will probably end up with large scale farms being owned by big corporations squeezing out the 'family run' businesses.

And whether the results are guaranteed.