I beg to differ.
I don't want to differ here, but I suspect that even if by 2024, Brexit has caused untold misery, it has become such a polarised, toxic subject that there will still be those who will vote for a Brexit (i.e. Johnson) government no matter what.
Johnson has made virtually every vote a three-lined whip vote - especially on Brexit, the economy and, more disturbingly, social issues like feeding vulnerable schoolchildren. He also promised a zero-tolerance approach to those voting against the government.
No such thing a free vote in his...
And therein lies my original point. I don't know, but I will take what I do know straight from the horse's mouth - i.e. the goalkeeping coach's point of view, which far outweighs yours or my point of view, and his view differs from yours.
I've no idea about what happened with Ryan, and I'm not going down the road of hearsay, and just because it's a plausible scenario, it doesn't follow that it's the whole truth, nor that there's any truth.
However, what I DO know is that Roberts has always held Sanchez, Steele and Walton in very...
Well, yes. Unless there's a way that you know better...?
Because (1) those are the goalkeepers we do have, and (2) they work with them every day, and know exactly what their capabilities, their strengths and their weaknesses are.
Put it this way, a rookie goalkeeper was brought in to replace...
You've contradicted your own argument.
Sanchez had no PL experience before he was brought in. Walton, on the other hand, has plenty of first team experience.
I doubt that the level of laptop required is going to be of the highest spec, but I guess you'd have to speak to the school in question.
My partner is a primary school teacher, and I know that she has to prepare lessons online AND paper versions to post out.
The government promised a million. I saw a recent report saying just over 800,000 had been delivered so far.
It's estimated 1.5 - 1.8 million children didn't have access to laptops before this roll out, so even the government's promise - while taking up a lot of slack - doesn't cover everyone.
Cracking work, fella.
Port Vale's foundation is disputed. Some say 1876, some say 1879.
As stated earlier, TSV1860 didn't form a professional football club until 1899.
Additional - although Reading FC were formed in 1871, they didn't turn professional until 1895. Does that change things at all?
Why? A lot of people have donated to the Albion As One fund - players, fans, directors. It's not unreasonable for people to know where their money has gone.
And before you say 'so it's not the club that is donating', it's a fund run by the club that is donating.
Can fully understand the argument for Knocky - it is of course a very powerful one.
But, for me, Knocky may well not have been able to perform to the level he did without a strong midfield to feed him and back him up. You can pick your favourite Stephens/Kayal, Stephens/Sidwell...