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They'll be getting more at the women's games if she signs. How come the women's team have got cash to splash?

Some of the defending here is atrocious, he wouldn't have got half of these in the Championship, however I'd take 5 or 6 goals from him at this stage. He does at least look to have a bit of pace, strength and hunger to score, none of which Carranza had.

I've seen enough, he can't improve this squad. But nothing is changing, we have no money to sack him and Mr. Calm.

I'd rather have, Eric Sykes.

Has anyone mentioned the Lincoln manager, Michael Skubala? Doing an incredible job there on limited resources and has a good coaching pedigree.

Agree, get him back here. Be nice to have another guy who wants to play for the shirt. Move Winks, Soumare and Faes out to anyone that will take them.

They still want the world to buy their products though - Nike, MacDonalds, Disney, Netflix, Ford, Amazon etc etc.

Time to move into coaching.

His legs have gone.

Excellent signing. Useful bowler in the short stuff as well. Should be playing on Friday for the Perth Scorchers.

A sick, callous and shameful response. No sense of empathy for the remaining children. I guess that has got me banned from America now.

Give Evans a run out now

I know someone who was dumped by her back in the day. Still hasn't gotten over it and maintains that she is a total b***h

Surely the aim by the end of the tour is to get their golf handicap lower than their batting average for the series, or have I missed something?

Yeh it's an interesting book and theory. Last time England won in Australia though, the privately educated, Alastair Cook, scored a ton of runs. As your final point highlights, quite a few Aussies went to private schools, such as their resilient captain and fast-bowler, Pat Cummins and their tough, swash-buckling batsman, Travis Head

Where do i say only immigrants work hard?

That doesn't surprise me. I'll be honest and probably quite controversial here. As someone who comes from an immigrant family I think there are too many people at every level in this country who are complacent, uninterested in getting an education and lack ambition. They're quite happy to wait for easy, inherited wealth, or claim benefits and top up with tax avoidant side hustles. My dad came over here when he was 14 and worked 60 hour weeks in all weathers, digging ditches, until he was 64. I just can't imagine, who, but another immigrant, would opt for that.

I would of thought the cost of redeveloping the Haymarket would be huge for the potential return especially if it already turns a profit for the Council. Also, I doubt there is the catchment for two premium shopping centres in the City as well as Fosse Park. The concert venue would be a good draw, though i can't remember what the capacity was of the proposed venue at the King Power Stadium?

Possibly, and I'm only guessing here, owners will have to submit mileage and this will be cross-checked, potentially with gps information from the cars. But yeh, it's still a bit pie-in-the-sky and 18 months away, so has the potential to be kicked further down the road. More a political point at this stage to show that 'we are also taxing wealthier EV owners'.

She created the fiscal headroom, and in doing so didn't rattle the markets. She also placated the left of the party and probably saw off any immediate challenge to KS, with the mansion tax and lifting of 2 child cap. So they kind of achieved their objectives. The real mess, was the arrogant budget of last year, which they'll spend the rest of parliament regretting, but I do think this budget was really unimaginative and a missed opportunity.

We do actually need children though. I think it's been pointed out on here before that a number of countries are facing serious population decline and in some cases have put in place quite generous incentives for people to have children. In Hungary, mothers who have more than two children, have a lifetime exemption from paying tax! Imagine if we brought that in here! Reality is, we need more future tax payers, we have an aging population.

When I say 'former glories', it's a low bar!

Long past his best whenever that was. He's 33 now. About half our squad are feasting on former glories and certainly can't mange the travel and extra games during international breaks at their ages, coupled with the intensity of a Championship season.

Not sure my memory is playing tricks on me but although he's been bad for a long time, he really does seem to have declined. I distinctively remember some crunching tackles when he first came here and we defended very well for a few games before the World Cup. Then we had that winter break, came back and were awful.