Matthew Le God

Puzzling why typos surprise you! I've made tens of thousands of posts and your selective memory focuses on the rare occasions they happen. Typing quickly on a tiny keyboard will occasionally lead to typos.

It does as I'm typing on my phone and edited it seconds afterwards.

Why can't you answer the question? I live in a small Hampshire town, who is my 'community leader' to influence me having the vaccine? (had my booster today so didn't need any leader)

Can you give it a go and don't say a leader in the community!? 😁

What is a community leader exactly?

Newsnow is not a gossip column or a source of a rumour, it is an aggregator service.

Would you rather people didn't get the vaccine?

Jumping to conclusions there. Had that goal been rightfully allowed we don't know what else would have happened afterwards.

Two Saints players in the starting XI for England under 16s today. Tyler Dibling scored a goal on his debut in a 2-1 win.

What gossip columns?

No it isn't. Saints have never spent anything remotely close to £20m on a 17 year old 'for the future'.

Around 25,000 to 30,000 since widespread flu vaccinations in the year 2000.

It cost £1.28 billion, I have no squad depth, they are all knackered playing a Gegenpress but I'm pretty happy with this starting XI after back to back Champions League wins...

@Turkish For what reason would you like the numbers? (not that I have them) If they were high... what would you say? If they were low... what would you say? If they were at normal levels... what would you say?

Why did you say "the ball had gone and been recovered by the defender"? When that has no bearing on it being a penalty or not.

The location of the ball is irrelevant. The ball could be up the other end of the pitch and a penalty could still be given if a foul takes place.

Not true, as we have already covered here... 😉😇

Why is that funny? Either spelling is acceptable and the version with a 'z' is more common in both British English and American English.

Nonsense. It isn't lifetime 'lasting' if it wanes to the point it is not effective enough after 10 years and the NHS advises another shot of it.

Nope, not true. Your risk of exposure to polioviruses in the United Kingdom is minimal, which is why you are unlikely to need a booster. The NHS recommends if you go to certain countries and haven't had a booster in 10 years you should do so. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/polio/

The two questions when combined effectively become a statement that you think vaccines remove potential danger completely and there is no point in vaccines if it isn't 100% effective.

Yes, it has waned. But your risk of exposure to polioviruses in the United Kingdom is minimal. The NHS recommends if you go to certain countries and haven't had a booster in 10 years you should do so. Plus in any case, different viruses are different shocker!

That is a bizarre and deeply flawed statement! The vaccines help reduce the impact, because they don't remove the threat completely doesn't mean there is no point in the vaccines. They still help significantly!

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