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Something else we have learned, or at least had confirmed, during the pandemic; 1) People are more willing to believe totally fabricated nonsense from an anonymous source on social media than any number of people who specialise in a particular field of science giving them verified and reliable information. 2) Matt Le Tissier's brain is in his right foot, his head is only there to enable him to swivel his eyes to spot a pass.

Keep a fire extinguisher handy 😉

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Hopefully returning to training soon; https://www.si.com/soccer/manchestercity/news/man-city-missing-star-forward-with-ankle-and-hip-problems-striker-sidelined-ahead-of-everton-clash "It was reported in early October that the English striker had ‘suffered a setback’ in his bid to return to full fitness, and that the Manchester City staff were hopeful of Delap returning to action prior to Christmas. According to the latest information of Jack Gaughan of The Daily Mail, Delap remains sidelined with ankle/injury problems, and it remains to be seen whether the forward will return to action before the New Year."

One interesting comment from the Judge presiding over the dispute today; "Judge Kaplan said that the wording could mean that both Epstein and Ms Giuffre had to jointly agree to whether or not the settlement could be used to release other potential defendants from facing court. " He can't, and she won't.

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Jellied ?

Such an opinion was a strong motivating factor in the creation of this thread.

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It depends on their next three matches, currently slated as Watford (h), Leeds (a), and Everton (h), which will be played before significant reinforcements can be bedded in. ( It's a shame about the postponements ). If they get less than 4 points from those three then the equation gets harder, but I think that 35 points will keep teams up this season. By the end of January it is highly likely that the relegation fight will be down to 3 from 4.

As I said, plenty of lawyers currently arguing over it, so let's wait and see what the Judge says tomorrow.

Plenty of lawyers arguing to and fro over it at the moment. Is the 'agreement' viable in Federal or other State jusrisdictions, or is it limited to Florida ? Does it have value if alleged offences took place outside of US territory, as is claimed ?

Doesn't mean he didn't do it.

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I am going to spend the rest of the season supporting whoever is playing Newcastle.

Yet in November, the FT ran a report that concluded "Brexit is a slow bleed for the City. And the drip, drip, drip continues." https://www.ft.com/content/218e34b3-3e3e-4655-920e-a475862a9d21 I suppose most people will read and quote whichever media outlets support / promote their personal views.

You must have been a veeeery baaaaaad boy.

They are waiting 50 years to find out if Brexit has a financial benefit, as per JRM.

Maybe a "WarriorSaint's Twitter Feed Split" thread ?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10361243/Will-Partygate-blow-Boris-Red-Wall.html

Will the postponed midweek games from this week be on Amazon as they should originally have been ?

The match was stopped with about 5 to play as staff went to assist somebody in the crowd.

Apparently the contract is nearly there but relegation clauses still to be agreed.

Sam Johnstone at WBA.

It is because Newcastle, of all the teams in the league, have most to gain from postponing games because they know that they will be spending more than anybody else in January and so will be playing the rescheduled games with a stronger team than they would otherwise have put out for them. And given most fans' views of the management of the EPL, there is an easy correlation that keeps NUFC and their money in the league for next season.