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As in 'late'? Rather than dead.....

? The only fake electors that Trump has been going on about for four years turn out to be Trump's mates? Surely not?

'Slag of Dyche' sounds like some remote Scottish peninsula.

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Her husband's house was about a mile away in Stockport - not in London. Also - CGT is reduced if refurbishments are done, which seems to have happened. So, it would be unlikely to be £3.5k anyway. She has quite openly said that she did not know of the tax rules re main residences when she...

Yes - and they were both ref's decisions (i know VAR backed the ref up on the penalty - but it was his initial decision).

They have scored 5 4 4 and now 4 in their last PL games. It's not just us.

And it wouldn't really have mattered if he had given it - they'd still be 4-1 up.

Not a chance - because they were in the City box?

He was entitled to go for the ball, and kept his studs away from the keeper.

Not sure how that can be given as offside. Doesn't it have to be played by a Brighton player for Brighton to be given offside?

Dunk slightly touched Foden's tummy apparently.

De Bruyne's first headed goal in the PL apparently.

I don't watch much football other than the Albion, so haven't seen City other than our earlier game against them. They are bloody good aren't they - regardless of how careless we've been.

Actually - now there's no tension, or fear of letting a lead (or even a point) slip or anything like that - I guess we can just sit back and watch City's football. Because if we actually get anywhere near them, they'll get a free kick.

Indeed. VAR rules out the Coventry winner because of a toenail, but can't overturn such a blatant clear & obvious error as a free-kick in a dangerous position.

You did see the huge deflection off Gross??

VAR doesn't get involved in free-kicks.

Nothing to lose.