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I singled out a group for attention, listen to yourself. I stated the facts of what happened and the consequences of it, as context to your post about banning the bearded lady and the lion tamers party. Unless stating someone ethnicity is now offensive. Weston rooting around looking for some gotcha equivalence is embarrassing.

You really are tiresome, what did I type that was racist.

You're joking, drone strikes under Trump went through the roof, literally, killing hundreds of civilians.

Local travellers took over a pub near me, drove all the decent customers out getting pissed up and picking fights, until they ran into a group of off duty coppers and a massive brawl took place. The landlord nearly lost his license and had to hire security for six months as a condition and it took a while for trade to bounce back, both a big expense for a little village pub. Business as just wary.

Only if there is a gay gene.

He's right though, Pal.

I don't think he is as bad as he is made out to be.

It was the team performing well that enabled Ings to score. This papering over the cracks argument that you and others have said is false, did Liverpool just paper over the cracks for two seasons, now that some cracks have appeared up there.

Bad start followed by some bright moments. Only 1 down, we can get back in to this one.

I knew it would be Donald Trump's fault.

It won't be BAME & undocumented immigrants that's stops libertarian Boris from doing it. As you say it will be more back door stuff, like imposing a period of isolation if you aren't vaccinated and go to a country with a low vaccination level. Which will be ok because no one will check up you on you anyway.

Hang on a minute Action Man; short crop hair, only hung out with other men, hand ready in a permanent gripped position, dog tags, sailor suit in the cupboard, looking for a 'volunteer for a special mission'. He was always gay, you just never noticed.

Bad trolling pal. It's not 98% and the 'unvaccinated' wouldn't include children, but you know that.

It's not hard, children can transmit but what they transmit is a lower viral load so they are a lower risk. The new variant is more transmissable, but more could be 1% more it could be 10%, no one knows the figures yet. But the load and the transmissability from children is still low enough for them to be deemed a low risk. You are the one trying to equate a child and an unvaccinated adult, when no scientific body is. Whilst the vacination program is ongoing and before we've got to the point were we are ready to live with it, governments and business may want to take a cautious approach. You were scratching your head and your balls wondering why and I just pointed out why they might think that way. Personally I'm relaxed either way, as I said if airlines don't want to take the unvaccinated, I'm not going to be marching on Downing Street. But if you want to moan about this disgrace then fill your boots.

You missed this bit; The majority of children do not develop symptoms when infected with the virus, or they develop a very mild form of the disease. so whilst the new variant is more transmissable (and more could just mean a few percentages) the viral load is still low enough for children to be a lower risk.

But you're missing the point, if it's still transmitting then it's still hanging around, we don't know how long the vaccine lasts for and the last thing we won't is another lockdown. Also if it's still transmitting then it's still mutating, with the possibility of a strain that the vaccine doesn't cover or even a hard core super strain. Just looking after yourself isn't as fail safe as you think. I've got no problem with airlines banning non-vaccinated travellers, less wackos and religious nutters to share the plane with.

I see Lee Mason is bring a useless prick again.

Maybe we should we have vaccine passports to access this forum.

https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/covid-19/questions-answers/questions-answers-school-transmission

Surely the answer to this is unvaccinated people can pass on the infection to each other.

He's under the same constraints as any manager, he hasn't the ability to go above a certain wage or transfer limit, he's not in control of what players other clubs will release and he can't do anything about players who don't want to come here. We don't leave it until the last minute to chase players, the players we can get will leave it until the last minute to see what options come in. And if a player, like Minamino, that you hadn't considered before get's offered to you it's worth taking a look. This is standard stuff and doesn't point towards there being something wrong at the club.

Surley you had your vaccine weeks ago.

Totally, this isn't a real season, I've written it off like I've written off the other shit that is 2020/21. It's still disappointing that the good start has melted away and we'll have another ordinary season. But I still think Ralph has a Poch/Koeman/Puel season in him.

The players didn't come out for ages, I stayed for a long time but my then 6 year old got bored, loads of people were drifting off. Summed up how everyone felt really.

LD paraphrasing Sam Allardyce, if only Maurice Pilgrim was called Mauricio Pellegrino we would have backed him for longer. For me Ralph still has credit in the bank.