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There are 80,231 crammed into that stadium, in good weather, all pumped up, waiting to see a very successful team. Try it in front of 13,000 stupefied middle-aged blokes in the freezing cold before a relegation battle v Blackpool and I don’t think it would be quite as much of a spectacle 🙈 I...

Yeah Sheff Utd at home straight at the fuckin away end m8

Bright had something to do with this happening, no doubt about it

Well let’s see.

It is the strikers imho

Oh no I meant which player the rumour was about

O'Hare could shift this ratio on his own if he produced a finish every now and then But I do think the strikers need to deliver more- look at how many times we hit the f**king post- all very dramatic but ultimately its a miss

Didn't someone say that a Premier League team were taking one of the U23s- who was that?

I don't blame him for trying, and its a good sign that he's prepared to chop him & acknowledge that it was wrong. ... if all this is true!

Sounds about right- shocking waste of talent & if he is playing up he needs to be gone ... but still confused as to what is actually going on with the guy, so many rumours :)

Nobody is arguing that or anything like it. Just that it’s highly unlikely there will be as few as 12k there, and this desperate obsession with making gloomy forecasts is weird

He knocks about with Dusty Bin

I know- this reads like an obituary to his career, people demanding apologies (?), but I can't see what has actually happened, and yet apparently he's still training with us? What is actually going on?

No I’m not, but good results between now and then, the novelty of Fulham, the likely league leaders or thereabouts- it’s very rarely as negative as you make out

Its got me thinking why you'd bother splitting it out, would have thought all the facilities would be on the same side, especially in the new grounds to save cost. No idea if there's any specific reason for it apart from aesthetics.

I identify as someone who can smell an anti-vaxxer

Don't think so- go on youtube at a liverpool game. Derby, Sunderland, Newcastle, Sheff Weds, Chelsea, Sheff Utd, Leeds, West Ham- cameras are in the same stand as the benches

Probably impossible to do that kind of analysis on it tbh. Correlation & Causation and all that. The general correlation of covid & road injuries is apparent, but lots of causes.

I didn't go back that far, only saw shmmeee's comment. It'll be all manner of things all ultimately related to covid, no doubt about that.

25% reduction in serious injury is tiny? Its 30,000 fewer people injured on the roads. Look at the trend, its pretty stark- runs at 1,800 every year but then drops steeply. Whatever your views are on WFH & whether it should continue, it certainly did cause a big drop in people getting hurt or...