DD1903

Co-ah-tez, as they say

A niche reference there, pipes!

Thought he was at partick thistle

I get the point you were making, I just disagree is all.

Who is? The NHS, CDC etc?

If underlying health conditions refer to conditions that haven't been diagnosed, then how can those with serious underlying conditions that they don't know they have be advised as per below!? Lolz https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-51997151 When lockdown began, certain people were advised to take extra steps - or shield - to avoid contracting Covid-19, because they were considered more at risk of needing hospital treatment. Shielding has now been paused everywhere in the UK, except in some parts of England where infection rates remain higher. Why is shielding ending? Infection levels in the community are generally now much lower than they were a few months ago, so the risk of exposure is significantly less than it has been. People will no longer have to "stay at home" and follow shielding guidelines , although they are advised to take particular care when outside, and maintain strict social distancing. Do I have to stop shielding? For some people this will be welcome news, while others will be understandably anxious. Shielding was never compulsory and it is still your choice to decide what you are comfortable about doing - you may still want to spend a lot of time at home, for example. If possible, take things at your own pace and talk through any worries you have. The relaxation of the rules allows those who have been shielding to see more people, enjoy the summer and be more active. Experts strongly advise people with serious underlying health conditions to follow social distancing recommendations - keep 2m away from other people outside your home and, whenever possible, limit the number of people you meet, shops you visit, and non-essential journeys.

It does mean that

Nope. An underlying health condition is a chronic or long-term illness, which in turn weakens the immune system. "This refers to a medical problem that is usually chronic or significant, and which usually requires long-term treatment," Dr Henderson says.

FFS

Paying cash for him, then only putting him in a 2 year deal wasn't a great idea. but! The two year deal means he'll be off next summer at least.

Riga FC 0-3 Celtic Willem II 2-1 Sevco Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0Motherwell Shkendija 0-2 Tottenham LASK Linz 2-1 Dunajska Streda Sporting Lisbon 3-1 Aberdeen.

Hopefully McInnes finally realises that this boy is utter dung and gets shot of him. Muck

A team of Andy considines

Why did we play that way for over 2 years? You saying the players were ignoring the instructions he gave week in week out, and he tolerated it? It is exactly what he was telling players to do.

Not utilising them properly doesn't help his cause, MT