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19 years as an MP so far is a good stint.

Pretty ropey looking when i went, was 6-7 years ago it was very run down. I don't remember anything of significance food wise, though the hotels are very swish for the price. I was there for work and wasn't at all inspired to go back.

Yes.... Why would you want to go there?

In a team with no right winger meaning he was doubled up on at all times. Often he was the only player in the opposition half. I don't judge him this year as the set up from both managers means he was doomed to fail.

This is the case for us as well. Renewing doesn't make you a happy clapper and not renewing doesn't make you less of a fan.

They were all from the North, but i was sure he insisted they live down here. No reference for it either way except AI insisting that every player lives in Blaby so I bow down on to your better knowledge. I had it in my head that well end, Nugent and schmeichel did as they were here before NP.

Wasn't it only players that were there before Pearson? I thought Pearson insisted all new signings lived locally.

£140k for Vardy is the same in amortisation as a £15m striker and £80k. Eduoard has cost us more this year than Vardy has.

It was an unmanaged decline. The longer the squad has spent away from Enzo's rigid system the worse it looks. We will never know, but I think RVN's record is similar to what Cooper would have achieved in that timeframe. Different ineptitude perhaps,but the same outcome. Its also clear that the squads attitude has declined throughout the year and I can't that it would have been different under Cooper either.

A slightly smaller turd in your mouth is absolutely better than a full size. No doubt.

I think we were easy to play against. It just took the opposition manager the first 15 minutes to figures us out which compared to the current set-up looks positive.

Cooper was also more unpredictable. I doubt he really knew what he wanted to do which left everyone guessing. It seemed like a negative at the time.

I reckon there is a clause that he gets the full 3 year pay off if sacked before we are relegated.

There are a few experts that have said that the deposit maps were put together by the Soviets 50 years ago and they are inaccurate. Have you ask yourself why Ukraine hasn't already been mining these billions of dollars of rare minerals if they are there?

https://freebeer.everards.co.uk/freepint/ Free ones at Everard's this week.

Particularly as its Angela Rayner making a mess of the housing sector, how is RR getting the blame for that shambles?

Temporary conditions are always the most susceptible in an accident. You see a lot of fires in timber frame structures occur during construction rather than afterwards once all the protections are in place.

Know one knows which countries have committed troops. Rumours are turkey, Finland and Germany. Reality is Ukraine has 1m already. The coalition troops are there assuming Russia will be too scared to attack them and almost certainly to provide a no fly zone. I doubt nuclear as an option has even been discussed outside of being the usual deterrent. Putin needs the war to continue, without it Russia will collapse, their economy is based upon the war at the moment and they can expect rampant inflation once it's over. This will not be ending any time soon and foreign troops won't be deployed IMO.

What he doesn't touch on us that the largest and most experienced army in that coalition is the Ukrainian one with over 1m personnel. They probably have the greatest war manufacturing capability as well as major advances in drone warfare. I suspect it is recognised by all parties except the USA that Ukraine has made itself a key component in the re-arming of Europe. Unusually for Marr, he has got bogged down with the British 10k troops which is a misnomer and a lazy headline grabber. There are 1.5m troops in the EU and UK, plus those from the other partners which will be another 500k-1m.

Most people aren't aware that you can pay for an MRI scan and get it within days for under £300 rather than wait. I don't have much add to add to the discussion but it is very hard at times to get the GP to refer you so if folks are concerned having read yours, @mozartfox and @Alf Bentley stories, then find the money to make sure you don't need quicker diagnosis.

PFI was dreadful too.

We flew there and went to a Eurocamp northeast which was nice. The coastline is stunning and there are a load of places to go. We also did a couple of days in the mountains and visited Plitvice and Krka national parks. Plitvice is unreal.

We couldn't go in the sea at boa vista at all for a week as the waves were massive. Sal was mill pond like both times

I didn't want to comment.... Boa vista is really windy, sal considerably less so.

Ukraine have enough troops in fairness. If Ukraine had air superiority they could probably take Moscow. As it's stands the air is a wildest of drones and neither side dare fly aircraft near the frontline.