richardc

No I mean the one that says vaccinated have higher viral loads https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(21)02243-1/fulltext

Wrong there is a recent article in the Lancet that says the vaccinated have higher viral loads than unvaccinated potentially making the vaccinated more of a danger

Im not a cardiologist so I'm never going to change your mind this guy is and sums things up very fairly, although I suspect you'll just dismiss the news channel rather than what he says

tell that to these athletes https://summit.news/2021/11/09/german-newspaper-highlights-unusually-large-number-of-soccer-players-who-have-collapsed-recently/

A cursory 30 second google on the subject will show that there is a direct link between cardiac issues and the vaccine. Its the reason why many European countries have stopped the MNRA vaccine for under 30's. Its why the FDA in the USA have made the vaccine companies add the cardiac disclaimer to the side affects of the vaccines. Its one of the reasons the JCVI in the UK didnt recommend the vaccines to kids. There has been a 500% increase this year in cardiac issues in football. I think its a very legitimate question to ask until there is proper research and real answers. Some of the dismissive responses on here are shameful.

Tino got a start based on a fantastic 45 sub appearance in a pre season friendly - Broja deserves the same chance now - although against City he'll have to be damned good to make an impression

Ah yes Weston Saint

if you were and you still think they are good enough for a 1st choice pairing in the prem then ive lost a bit of the respect that i had of your footballing knowledge

i take it you weren't at the Bilbao game at the weekend

My sources said we were close but it broke down over our 30% sell on clause and Adams wouldnt give up his number 10 shirt

no way we could sign Adam Armstrong - that would be too confusing in naming our squad teams

I play a lot of football and don't spit, however a lot of people I play with do spit. I dont think it is a physical thing, I think it is a habit

Hoddle

I also live on the outskirts of Brighton and going to a garden party that is recreating a home and away end - should be 6 in the away end so really hoping for a win tonight

All these comments are spot on - right up to the point that Ings gets injured - then we are f**ked

Our summer transfer window is almost entirely dependant on the money we make from selling current players - realistically how much as we going to make from selling any of those - if we can indeed actually sell any of them - we could nt this summer

Means you can talk about the hot totty instead

I love this

My only criticism is I thought the quality of Amazon was sh*te - kept on dropping out and picture quality at times really poor - everything saints did was superb

Romeu will be lucky to see the 2nd half

Why on earth would you go with two recognised full backs - ridiculous idea

Yep chalking that one down to Ralph as well - totally bizarre sub strategy - 1st change on 78 mins - then wasting time sub with Long at the end

https://twitter.com/RupertLowe10

A group of us are going to the Battle of Trafalgar - Nice big beer garden out the back and good beer and away fan friendly - turn right out of station and then 1 min up the hill

Bednarek and Vestergaard were poor when we had three centre backs can you imagine the sh*t show that will unfold when we have two CB with the full backs pushing up