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Steven

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  1. 12 hours ago, Vlad the Fox said:

    Was told an heartbreaking story today from a nurse. He had sat with an unvaccinated patient who was dying from Covid, this patient had also encouraged his parents not to get vaccinated who then caught Covid and died. He said that the patient just kept saying “I’ve killed my parents, I’ve killed my parents”

    Oh dear, how sad, what a shame. I feel bad for the parents but not for the patient.

  2. 4 hours ago, davieG said:

    Who's the best defender you've faced?, published at10:57

    Callum Wilson and Michail Antonio have revealed the toughest defenders they've faced - and this pair shape up well.

    "I can't say anything negative about Virgil van Dijk," Antonio says on the new Footballer's Football podcast. "He's quick, he's strong, he's good on the ball - and he's good-looking. He's got it all."

    When Antonio lines up against Liverpool's defensive colossus, he chooses to make his life easier.

    "I back myself against anyone and no-one is stronger than me," he says. "But if I can avoid playing on Van Dijk, I'll go up against his buddy instead.

    "And to be fair, as much as he is quality, I've got a decent record against Liverpool."

    For Wilson, it was Leicester's legendary title-winning captain Wes Morgan who taught him his first lesson in Premier League football.

    "I was thinking: 'I'm quicker than him.' But I wasn't and then I tried to give him the shoulder and he just stood still," Wilson says.

    "That was when I realised it was a serious league, different to the others. I can't just rely on my pace and power - I have to use my mind more."

    I always get the impression that would be a limitation for Callum Wilson.

  3. 1 hour ago, Christoph said:

    Anyone seen any good deals for summer holiday 2022? Any websites with good offers etc? I’m debating between cheaper holiday in Europe or do everything myself and book to go to America. America was the original plan but country has become quite expensive now with prices on everything up over there. Wouldn’t mind Thailand but heard it can be pretty wet in August so it puts me off a bit. 

    May, June, July, August, September and the first part of October can be very wet in Thailand.  It is also prone to flooding. That's the bad news but the good news is that although it rains, the downpours last for an hour and then two hours later you would never know it happened.

  4. 1 hour ago, HighPeakFox said:

    I'm judging nobody who writes here, but I often wonder if talking about this stuff here does any of us any good. 

     

    Don't get me wrong, the case being discussed is sickening, and I don't doubt your collective sincerity in what you all say. I also defend your right to do so, but I think that sometimes we enjoy the spectacle of such horrors - somewhat like traffic slowing to inspect an accident. 

     

    I apologise if this gets backs up, genuinely. The world can be dreadful enough, this thread just happens to reinforce that point at times. 

    It does. I get no jollys from listening to Arthur say nobody loves me or reading about the horrific circumstances of his life. Nor did I get get any jollys from posting about this poor girl below. it behoves us all to intervene if we can, to protect those that cannot protect themselves.

     

    Amina Agboola

  5. 9 minutes ago, cambridgefox said:

    Absolutely vile people.

    Think Villa will be doing a minutes applause on 6 minutes at our match Sunday for the poor lad.
    Hope our fans who are not big on these sort of gestures at least show some respect.

    I thought Arthur was a Brum fan?

  6. 5 minutes ago, Adrian said:

     

    To me inclusion of This paragraph suggests the writer and publisher are not objective 

    Wakey, wakey that is the whole point of the article, to show that fit and healthy persons are not immune from the serious consequences of Covid.

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  7. 22 hours ago, Ormondroyd8ftTall said:

    Right who's at fault here....

     

    We've been decorating and the missus was furniture painting her dressing table upstairs in her dressing room. I went in this evening tp put something back in there and turned the light on, (the light switch is a little way into the room), as i turn the light on i turn and kick over a tin of paint that was left with the lid off and goes everywhere....

     

    I havent said its her fault and she said yeah it was yours lol i said in my defence who leaves an open tin of paint on the floor in the middle of the room. Well she's gone off saying i always turn it round on herlol again i'v said im not saying its your fault but its not mine either haha

     

    Nothing like a good old fishing line thrown to the public to see some opinions...so lets hear them

    The current Mrs Steven says it is your fault. :D

  8. 25 minutes ago, Sly said:

    Okay, it’s our turn to cook this year. 
     

     

    12 of us in total of various ages.
     

    What is everyone having on their Christmas dinner menu? I need some inspiration.
     

    I’m thinking:

     

    Soup or Prawn Cocktail starter.

     

    Turkey

    Roast Potatoes

    Stuffing - Sage / Onion and Sausage

    Roast Parsnips

    Pigs in blankets

    Turkey Gravey

    Cranberry Sauce

    Carrots
    Brussel sprouts

    Peas


    Christmas Pudding

    Trifle 

    Ice Cream

    Meringue

    Cheese Board

     

    Various wines! 
     

    I’m undecided on Yorkshire Puddings

    Similar but different

     

    Smoked salmon and Prawn Cocktail starter.

     

    Goose

    Roast Potatoes

    Goose Gravy

    Carrots
    Brussel sprouts

    Peas

    Broccoli


    Christmas Pudding

     

    Champagne and red wine 

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