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That's not a sandwich, that's a fucking disgrace.

Cheese ploughman sandwich. BLT. Tuna & salad cream. Mozzarella, sun dried tomatoes and jalapenos.

You're not a fan of gravity, mate.

Are you suggesting that the SPFL loan (potentially) all 42 Clubs money? Under normal circumstances, yes, they could loan a couple of Clubs money to tide them over in an emergency but not the entire league! How much money do you think the SPFL has?! In order to advance the Club's money due to them based on their current league position they need to call the league. It's really that simple. As for Celtic benefiting from this, I fail to see how they have. If anything, it's probably cost them another treble!

Don't have the clip of the call but my favourite was the one that went: "What do you mean this is a coded warning, Martin?"

Longest I've worn one is 5 hours when working a couple of weeks ago in a classroom with 20 kids. I don't wear one outside generally unless it's a busy populated area.

It's not really, as Japan's figures will testify. (A Country with double the UK's population and a far higher density) I get your point about staying in unless absolutely necessary though but nobody can do this indefinitely, ie food shopping or hospital visits etc.

Does that include people deemed high risk?

For someone that gained fame for calling Donald Trump a c**t, she seems very sensitive to any form of criticism aimed at herself........or is that just the insecure, male chuvanist in me coming out?

Other way round, mate. Her "comedy" gave me cancer.

I agree. It's hard to change a culture that isn't used to wearing something like a mask. The dry winters here already make people more liable to wear masks for the benefit of keeping their throats dry, so in a pandemic, it's almost second nature. The UK is a different kettle of fish though. If people there won't wear one now, I guess they never will.

Yes but in reverse of what the general consensus of the belief of what wearing a mask is for. ie - prevention of spread rather than protection from catching.

Whilst I obviously agree with theses sentiments, it has to be said that masks offer little in the way of protection to the wearer. They offer far more in terms of preventing the spread of the virus FROM the wearer.

How do you see who's blocked you on twitter? Other that clicking on each individual profile, that is!

I think he was being facetious.......

Neither me nor the Missus could fill it......sadly!

Not so much in the open air/free space but a busy street it's just seen as sensible.

This is true. They're more effective at preventing you passing on the virus that catching it. The fact that the majority of Japanese already wear masks when out, and the comparitively low infection numbers relative to Countries of lower population and densities is telling.

I've got a big box of F-99E type masks, I only tend to wear one when in close proximity to others in/on shops, hospitals, public transport etc.

I went to Red-eye in 91 in the Yorkie......am sure Rozala sang "everybody's free" that night.

It was the Yorkie (York House) back then.....

Valentinos! There's a blast from the past! Up there with Biancos or café noir!

MBS days mate.

The 10k rule was probably brought about due to the initial success of McDiarmid Park and St Johnstone at the time of Hillsborough and the Taylor report that followed. It's easy to forget how good the attendances were and that St Johnstone were even considering expansion.