hypochondriac

Also: what an absolute bunch of mindless pricks. The police should be steaming in full force on these twats.

At no point was I pointing to some hypothetical scenario where leftists would be involved in violent disorder and apologists would describe it as mostly peaceful.

Incorrect. I was not sarcastically trying to point out that if it were leftist protestors then people on that side would be trying to play it down.

Unending whoosh.

Double whoosh

Whoosh

I'm hearing reports that these protests in the Capital are mostly peaceful.

Jwp is absolutely insane. How he has managed to play so many consecutive minutes and continue to play so well I have no idea. Remarkable.

When I see something like that I think back to absolute pricks of managers past like Saggychops who didn't give a shiny shit about our club. Look at that genuine passion and emotion. We are so lucky to have him for and even if he leaves soon, he's been one hell of a manager for us.

It was WSS who mentioned the issue with hospitality not me.

Apologies if I wasn't clearer with my flippant comment on a messageboard. I'd be very surprised if the vast majority were not closed tomorrow. I know about 17 that have closed already.

Of course that's obvious. So if it were an option, moving classes to the summer for the children would take precedence over hospitality losing revenue.

I mean the connection between what I said and then that letter seems obvious.

I didn't say it said that did I.

I thought children were the priority?

I'd support that. Expect the unions will go apoplectic at the idea though.

I'll give you a list of primary schools in Southampton that have said they're closed apart for key workers and vulnerable if you like and you can tell me if it's every primary in Southampton.

All school closed in Southampton:

Not according to the NEU. They've got model letters to sign based on health and safety legislation and I know quite a number who have already sent off their letters. I'll be there but I'm not relishing the prospect of being shoved in a class with no planning.

Not according to the NEU. They've got model letters to sign based on health and safety legislation and I know quite a number who have already sent off their letters. I'll be there but I'm not relishing the prospect of being shoved in a class with no planning.

Not sure what primary schools are going to do tomorrow when the majority of children turn up and half the teachers aren't there.

A lot of people on here proving they really know very little about how schools work.

It's going to be a lot more disruptive than that. I think the government should either keep things open and tell teachers to lump it rather than pretending they are safe at school or they should close things and be honest about the damage that will inevitably cause whilst they fight the virus. The half in half out stuff doesn't work.

TBF though it won't be two weeks everyone knows that.

Yes I said at the time that Boris should have done the interview. What's that got to do with Andrew Neil?