Alex

It’s more plausible than the conspiracy theories

I think that’s probably depressingly spot on

Yeah, absolutely. They’re also lying about stuff that’s literally just happened. Like the herd immunity thing never being a policy. It absolutely was for a few days. They were arrogant enough to think they were right and the rest of the world had somehow got it wrong. And that was motivated purely based on the economic benefits of the UK being open for business when virtually everywhere else was living under martial law. It was only when those dreaded experts pointed out the potential death toll that they realised it was a bad idea. And even that’ll just been because it might have cost them the next election.

If the fallout from this doesn’t finish them politically I think we can safely conclude our version of democracy is a complete waste of time

Turned out he was dangerous. Since his shite leadership allowed an utter fraud to trounce him. I know what you mean though

Does he not mean that the more of the virus you’re exposed to, the worse the infection is likely to be? As with the Chinese doctor who discovered it and subsequent died? Possibly anyway.

I think the belief is that it’s most likely a factor. Like other risk factors, being exposed to more of the virus increases the risk of more serious infection. It makes sense though

That was a one-off shift though. They’re back on their usual ward now with a lot of high risk patients who haven’t tested positive

As a few of us have said, the hypocrisy stinks. The real issue here is NUFC getting all this money

A bonus aspect of Liverpool’s recent success under Klopp is how Evertonians must feel about it.

Someone I know works for the NHS. They tested negative about a fortnight ago but have had a persistent cough (but no other symptoms bar mild fever) since then. They’ve been back working on the wards (including a shift on a specific COVID-19 Ward at the RVI) since then. Despite contacting Occupational Health several times like fuck can they get another test (they can’t even get a response). Official policy is they need to keep working. And they’re working with patients who, mostly, would be deemed as being in the higher risk bracket.

34” base

Yeah, his show on 6 is class. Bit of punk, hip hop, house, disco, all sorts

I can’t watch any videos of him now without thinking of his imaginary accordion

And that’s in hospitals. Fuck knows what it’s like in care homes. Community nurses exposed too. They’re just stats to Johnson, Hancock et al

Merson never has a good word to say for us. He’s thick as pig’s shit as well

I can’t remember who the Sunderland player was who was showboating in the latter stages of the ‘73 cup final. Norman Hunter reputedly said “well done, son. You’ve won the cup, but if you dee that again, I’ll break your fucking legs”. RIP

I see they are now saying staff should reuse single use PPE where there are shortages. Less than a week after claiming there wasn’t a shortage of PPE (as long as it was used ‘correctly’).

Patter more lifting than his mother’s minge tbh

His rants are good anyway but he’s taken it up a notch.

Quite a popular one for showing how ‘fickle’ we are is comparing 80s crowds to later ones without the context of the division or the crowds of other clubs in the 80s

Reopen Vaux while they’re at it.

And they’ve got a fairly recent ground (certainly compared to how long we’ve been at SJP) and they were so lacking in identity that they needed a fan poll to agree on a nickname. Not to mention the tens of thousands of fans that came out of the woodwork when Peter Reid was manager. But aye, we’re the ones who didn’t know football existed before the advent of the PL. I’m minded of me cousin who dated a mackem in the late 90s who was a ST holder at the then brand new SoL. I was having a bit crack on with him and I mentioned knowing / being distantly related to Ron Guthrie. He was a young lad so I wasn’t surprised he hadn’t heard of him. However this lad didn’t know they won the cup in ‘73. I shit thee not

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