[Wanderer]

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Thu May 07, 2020 5:11 pm  

Back on topic please guys.

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Thu May 07, 2020 9:57 pm  

King Street Cat wrote:

Read your first post back, then tell me who is the idiot.

To be fair it’s you. You can’t take any criticism of labour.

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Thu May 07, 2020 10:31 pm  

Steph Curry wrote:

To be fair it’s you. You can’t take any criticism of labour.

I can take criticism of Labour, but when IR80 just decides to make it out of nowhere with a mostly incomprehensible post of complete babble, completely unrelated to my post, I kind of wonder what the hell he's on about. How does me pointing out the paradoxes of opening up the economy garner criticism of Labour from IR80? The post was nothing to do with Labour. IR80 just decided it should be.

All this "it would be worse under Corbyn" talk is totally retarded, especially when it has absolutely nothing to do with the post subject. And you're just as bad Steph Curry for carrying on with the stupidity. Maybe read my original post about how Cornwall want to open up their tourism economy, but then want the police to have powers to, ermmm... police it. Can you not see the issue with that? What in the name of Greek buggery has all that got to do with Labour?

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Fri May 08, 2020 11:19 am  

wrencat1873 wrote:

You dont half talk some cr@p.

What about supporters travelling to the games in France or Canada or, more importantly, the players and staff form the clubs involved.
If they cant compete and a decision is taken to carry on with out them, toe ensure no loss of Sky TV cash, their results thus far would have to be scrubbed and them not participating may help the rest make it to the end of the season ??

All conjecture though, as there will very likely need to be a decision mad as to whether it's possible for the comp to start back up behind closed doors, something that most if not all clubs were against.
Mind you, with options extremely limited, this may still be the best/only option.

Given all the games are going to played behind closed doors and in the north of England I would suggest it is you who is talking crap.

So are you saying Toronto and Catalans are immune from relegation if so the integrity of the comp is compromised - Sky want competitive games not exhibition matches so the games have to go towards something.

This is not difficult stuff - even for you

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Fri May 08, 2020 11:19 am  

King Street Cat wrote:

I can take criticism of Labour, but when IR80 just decides to make it out of nowhere with a mostly incomprehensible post of complete babble, completely unrelated to my post, I kind of wonder what the hell he's on about. How does me pointing out the paradoxes of opening up the economy garner criticism of Labour from IR80? The post was nothing to do with Labour. IR80 just decided it should be.

All this "it would be worse under Corbyn" talk is totally retarded, especially when it has absolutely nothing to do with the post subject. And you're just as bad Steph Curry for carrying on with the stupidity. Maybe read my original post about how Cornwall want to open up their tourism economy, but then want the police to have powers to, ermmm... police it. Can you not see the issue with that? What in the name of Greek buggery has all that got to do with Labour?

Nobody can make anything to do with Labour, because in all honesty the are pretty much non existent at the moment

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Fri May 08, 2020 12:16 pm  

ColD wrote:

Nobody can make anything to do with Labour, because in all honesty the are pretty much non existent at the moment

Sit back and watch the hole get dug deeper
Tried and tested politics even though Labour would miss an open goal if it hit them in the face.
Sturgeon isnt to everybody's taste but she has more nous than all the Westminster wasters put together.

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Fri May 08, 2020 2:16 pm  

Sal Paradise wrote:

Given all the games are going to played behind closed doors and in the north of England I would suggest it is you who is talking crap.

So are you saying Toronto and Catalans are immune from relegation if so the integrity of the comp is compromised - Sky want competitive games not exhibition matches so the games have to go towards something.

This is not difficult stuff - even for you

Sorry Sal, you went for the cheap shot of suggesting that Toronto and Catalan "dont have any fans" as being a reason as to why the sport could continue

IF we were to remove Toronto and Catalan from the comp, at least for the remainder of the season, with a view to allowing them back in next season, that would be ok, just.
However, they will not be able to fulfil their fixtures on a home and away basis this year, it simply isn't going to happen.

It appears from "leaks" in the press, that they may be allowed to do this and that there could be an expanded league next season but, how on earth do "we" decide who should be promoted, when there is less likelihood of Championship fixtures being completed that there is of the SL season being played out in full.

IF Toronto and Catalan were removed for the comp this season and it was able to be completed, it wouldn't be the worst outcome and it would allow the season to be completed more quickly,
This would put huge stress on both of those clubs own finances, especially as Toronto havent played in Canada this season and therefore, could they relocate to the UK and fulfil all of their remaining fixtures over here.

Maybe both clubs could base themselves at the same venue and have it in use every week, Odsal anyone ?

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Fri May 08, 2020 6:22 pm  

WIZEB wrote:

Sit back and watch the hole get dug deeper
Tried and tested politics even though Labour would miss an open goal if it hit them in the face.
Sturgeon isnt to everybody's taste but she has more nous than all the Westminster wasters put together.

However big the hole is at the moment most of the polls I’ve seen are positive for Bojo and co, although of course this is not the time for political point scoring. If Labour is waiting for an open goal I don't doubt boris will give them plenty of chances over time - not sure they have a goal scorer though

As for Sturgeon, she’s only interested in herself. I wish someone would give them there independence, build a wall and leave em too it - she’d poop herself as would most Scots.

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Sat May 09, 2020 11:25 am  

What is the point to impose compulsory isolation for 14 days for anyone coming into the U.K. This should have been done at the start of the pandemic not now when. This is just another example of being late and now pretty much pointless unless of course they are trying to impress the Brexit members by closing our borders.
If anyone wants to see a pandemic run badly they just need to either study the USA handling or by our own mini me Johnson.

Re: coronavirus and sport ? : Sat May 09, 2020 1:40 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

[u]What is the point to impose compulsory isolation for 14 days for anyone coming into the U.K. This should have been done at the start of the pandemic not now when. This is just another example of being late and now pretty much pointless unless of course they are trying to impress the Brexit members by closing our borders.
If anyone wants to see a pandemic run badly they just need to either study the USA handling or by our own mini me Johnson.

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A point lost to most on the Wakey forum.