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    Britain has just saved £72bn.... German MEP celebrates Brexit as he lays into EU spending plans for coronavirus recovery fund

    To you, your opinion is valid to you as much as anyone else. To anyone independent, an opinion of someone that knows what they're talking about is worth much more than that of someone who doesn't. Or at least is should be this way. For example: I'm more likely to believe an expert in trade...
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    Stokes v Flintoff v Botham

    He might not be, I'm just saying the Bowling is probably closer than people realise, yet the batting and fielding debate isn't. To be honest I've not seen as much of Botham as the others. As for the ratings of the other bowlers around Botham, yeah I was a bit harsh but it was more to prove a...
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    Stokes v Flintoff v Botham

    They're my made up ratings of course :) It's just an example, the numbers don't have anything backing them up. It's just to show that the same ability bowler can have very different figures in different bowling attacks.
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    Meanwhile, in Sweden...

    Awww, stop crying. Just because I won't sing along to your Swedish tune, that even the majority of Swedes now say is defective. I'm not trolling just proving you wrong, and each time I do you try and climb on some high horse without answering any questions, yet the horse has "DELUSIONAL"...
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    Meanwhile, in Sweden...

    Not really a good answer that is it. There's one pretty obvious answer, it's called a pandemic. Your beloved Sweden's excess deaths marry up almost exactly to their Covid-19 deaths.
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    Stokes v Flintoff v Botham

    I'm not saying Botham's bad, far from it, but if you have other muck bowlers at the other end who don't take wickets then the chance of you tacking wickets increases (if you're better than they are). See this scenario, assuming Botham, Stokes and Flintoff were all the same bowling ability (I...
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    Meanwhile, in Sweden...

    No, it's not "more or less". It's more like "they don't have herd immunity" based on the widely estimated fatality rates, their own testing results, along with any other nations virus and antibody testing results. Sweden's numbers are falling because the R rate is falling or is less than 1...
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    Stokes v Flintoff v Botham

    Stokes is better than them all, in my opinion, and due to his fitness and professionalism, he's probably going to play longer at his highest level, which probably still hasn't happened yet. He's by far the better batsman of them all, there's no doubt in this, and the best fielder too. Bowling...
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    Meanwhile, in Sweden...

    That 5600 seems to marry up with their 5600 excess deaths, so Covid is pretty much nailed on to accurately reflect that, they're accurately reporting, not over reporting. This isn't like the UK which has snuck about 20,000 deaths under the radar, so at least Sweden has been truthful. Just over...
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    Teesside wind farm . . .

    Lease probably starts when it's completed, provided it was completed on time. If it's still in good condition then it's unlikely they will rip it down, the lease will just get extended. It was probably over engineered, like most things in construction.
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    So who is going down lads?

    Pretty much has to be Wigan or Charlton for the third spot, seeing as they play each other. If they draw it does neither of them any favours, if one wins, the other one goes down. We win one/ lose one of cardiff or sheff wed 53 points Luton beat hull and Blackburn - 51 points Stoke lose both...
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    Pears

    I was thinking more like a loan with West Ham having a recall option if Fabianski gets injured, although not quite sure if that is even allowed now. We could probably afford his wages, I doubt he got a massive increase to be West Ham's bench warmer, just suppose he left to try and get a look in...
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    Pears

    I wonder if there's a chance of getting Randolph back if we stay up, he's about 20x better than what we have and he's getting zero look in at WH.
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    Quarters.....

    I don't mid quarters, it's a good way for an "out of it" team to potentially get back into the game with a proper tactical change that the opposition can't overhear. How many times in amateur sport do you see teams changing players, style, tactics and formation when it's not half time? Loads of...
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    Project Reality

    There used to be loads of people on here/other board/ facebook/ down the pub etc defending and promoting brexit, evidently as there was 52% of the voters that voted for it. I remember seeing "we won, get over it" and "shut up snowflake" quite a lot. There isn't the same support now, certainly...
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    Project Reality

    Imagine this scenario: Guy stood on a cliff thinking about jumping, 100 meters down there's a big pot of gold 90 physicists and doctors are saying don't jump 10 randomers are saying go for it My opinion is that the guy jumping is an idiot, and I would say he would be better off listening to the...
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    Project Reality

    ^^ This, we all see this over and over again! They don't realise that a different opinion can be either stupid or wrong. They also feel their opinion is worth the same as that of an expert, since they all went for the "we don't believe/ trust experts". I don't know any remainers saying they...
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    Ozil as player manager

    :LOL::LOL::LOL: It's not "doing the rounds on twitter", it's a few gullible people falling for a troll (from boro), who wrote a story up in word or some program, even the text is underlined in red! 1/10
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    Traore linked with Juve

    Liverpool are 23 points ahead of city, and 32 ahead of Chelsea in 3rd. Last year Liverpool and City were 25 points from 3rd. Year before that city won it by 19 points. The premiership is pretty much decided before a ball is kicked, and certainly nearly always between 1-2 teams. There's only...
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    “Eat Out To Help Out”

    You're looking at it in far too simpler terms. If you don't convince people to leave the house and spend in one of our largest employment sectors, then that sector does not exist, and neither will the jobs for the 600,000 employees or 100,000 businesses. If those don't exist then the lost tax...
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