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Yep, the punishment against Saints has been done. Tonda isn't Saints. Separate entities. Separate punishment.

They did, but the average over that period is 8-12. Regardless, matching the time period not games would be nuts.

Tan

Reference to the club punishment is irrelevant. Tonda will be punished for what Tonda has done. Re the rest, what Lighthouse said.

The Canada ban was 12 months, and the average matches played by a female international team in 12 months is 8-12 games. Your 10 is bang in the middle of that.

And it's no surprise. Parts of Syria and Lebanon are also occupied, and will remain so. The West Bank will be increasingly settled. Iran are being neutered, Turkey will be next, Saudi will be coerced into being their mates. Israel will take more of what it wants. The oil fields off the Lebanon and Gaza coasts will be exploited. It's all very sad, but utterly predictable.

Err, ok mate. Odd response.

Wanting a leader to fail before they've got started properly should never be on anyone's wish list.

Yep. I like that he's had cross party involvement on this as well.

Trees

Also, I think leniency for Tonda because of the EFL sanction of the club is very unlikely. They're two distinct issues. My best guess is an 8 or so game ban to give some kind of parity with the Canada penalty. Anything more would be ott and down the other side.

That's a proper statement from Blackburn. West Ham and Wolves will be looking over their shoulders for sure.

Blackburn have now got a new winger to supply big Ross. He's got to be worth a punt for the league top scorer. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/ce97v95rlndo #30goals

Agreed, my point being that those bright kids with good a levels can offer loads in the workplace, whilst studying for a degree equivalent or some other job related qualification. There's far too much emphasis, still, on a degree before getting to work.

That's pretty much my experience. A degree can bring entitlement, and definitely doesn't guarantee ability. In my experience, bright kids with 3 decent A levels offer much more than many graduates.