badgerx16

If you rearrange the letters of Postman Pat, he gets really annoyed.

The east stand at Bloomfield Road is one of those permanent "temporary" structures, it was erected to comply with the regulations of the Premier League. Before being given the Order of the Boot, the Oystons were trying to gain additional land along Back Henry Street so as to continue the development of that side of the ground in similar form to the other 3 sides.

Ninety-Nine

Northern Rail as well. Only just over half their trains run to schedule. I have not experienced SWT, but if they are worse than Northern they must truly be sh_it.

Doesn't he live in Number 10 ?

Are you aiming for 'tit of the week' ? So, how 'independent' will the UK be on 'Independence Day' ?

https://www.ft.com/content/9c5538ba-410c-11ea-a047-eae9bd51ceba "Brexit day will transform the UK’s relationship with Europe, shift the country’s place in the world and herald a new era in international relations. But little to nothing will immediately change. " "During that 11-month spell, the UK will keep many of the benefits and obligations of being in the EU: British nationals will no longer be EU citizens, but they will be able to travel around the union as freely as before; British members of the European parliament will have packed their bags, but the UK will remain a fully integrated part of the single market." "The UK will enter a twilight period during which it will continue to apply and be bound by all EU laws but will be ejected from the EU’s political institutions..." "Britain will have zero say over the EU rules that will still apply to the country for the next 11 months." "Free movement of goods will continue during the transition period. But Britain will no longer be represented in the crucial technical work the EU carries out to decide which products can be sold in its market and under what conditions."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51279906 "Companies involved in the refurbishment of Grenfell Tower knew a planned cladding system would fail in the event of a fire, emails suggest."

it might be funny on 1st Feb with Leavers who are unaware that we won't actually have left, but will simply have entered the transition period, and won't have revoked much of the dreaded EU red tape.

Et tu Brute ?

Where do lobsters catch trains ? King's Crustacean.

Did you spot the Sikh soldier ?

Oxford comma or not, it's effing naff.

We have had far more years of Tory Home Secretaries than Labour ones in the last 50 years.

That will make it easier to see who's to blame.

Co-Op ( Where my granddad used to be the butcher )

But you have to define the line beyond which the death penalty applies, and that, by extrapolation, will create 'grey areas' either side where good lawyers will manage to get defendants onto the 'safe' side, or poor defence strategies might do the opposite. Additionally, that line then becomes a political football, where 'Law and Order' zealots look to extend the range of qualifying offences.

You reap what you sow; https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/jan/25/former-red-wall-areas-could-lose-millions-in-council-funding-review https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/red-wall-seats-could-lose-300m-social-care-cash-to-tory-shires-h5s6kfxz5

Agreed

Where should he have been ? Tracking Alli or Son ? Whichever one he wasn't with was clear on goal. One of the 5 players that Lo Celso ran past should have fouled him much earlier in his run.

What is the point of VAR if it isn't going to at least review that, given how long they took to look at the 'foul' on Danso by Dele Ali.

Take your pick; https://streams100.net/event/southampton-vs-tottenham-match-preview/

Predictions do not indicate advanced knowledge, whichever way they are inclined.