Rucksackfranzose

OK. You just repeat the same post over and over again. Either you're not willing to react to what I wrote or you're incapable to do so. Either way I'm out.

As I said look at school as what it is, children's equivalent to work. So no, you can't close schools for several reasons not compare to pubs. Didn't hear you moaning about others going to their job, although them sitting in buses and subs also has the potential of spreading the virus. As for the pubs, if there's something dumb about it it's that pubs are opened, not that the government try to reduce the risk by regulating the hours they might be open.

Only that the rules aren't as dumb as you suggest. Just because some spread is inevitable doesn't mean you can minimize it. While buying food and eating it is essential for humans going to a pub and enjoying drinks with mates isn't. That's why I said you shouldn't compare children going to school to yourself mixing with your neighbours. Educating our children definitely is essential.

Some spread is inevitable to begin with. Did you think the Corona virus takes a break, if and when you buy your food in a supermarket? And yes, I'm saying we got no right to sacrifice the wellbeing and the future prospect of the youngest generation for much longer in the hope of containing an illness that perhaps will be contained anyway in the near future, if vaccination is working as good as forecasts say.

Social contact with other children is more important for children than social contact to other adults is for adults. That's because the latter are supposed to have developed their social skills. By the way, if you want to compare children interacting at schools to adults don't take your spare time but your working hours, when you mix with others as school is the kid's equivalent to a job. Only difference is they don't get paid for it.

Both my parents died from cancer, none of them got a postmortem. Neither got my grandparents. postmortems are done, if the CoD is in question, only.

I'm not 100% convinced you can blame Hertha BSC's disastrous season on Labbadia since they already played underwhelming before he took the reigns and continue to do so after he's gone. Also Labbadia would make Werder more attractive, not necessarily footballing wise but visually.

The report is from Bild, so take it with a pinch of salt, but allegedly Kohfeldt will be leaving Werder at the end of this season.

You're aware some of these refugees are fleeing from war? You argue you can't people protect from being killed in a fucking war or civil war because there are homeless people in Britain? What kind of logic is that?

Thought crocodiles tend to cannibalism, seemingly only if it's not their own hatchlings.

Don't know whether Werder, or Baumann would consider him as a replacement but how would you think about Steffen Baumgart?

Yep, DFB-Pokal semifinals next weekend. Before the season the police asked for this solution not to have to handle 1st May demonstrations and a full Buli matchday at once, nobody knew last September Covid would prevent people from organizing big "Worker's Day" rallies.

PS: Leno is 29 years old, normally keepers reach their prime with 30 to 32 years, so no.

I didn't compared Leno to Kahn, just gave an example from top of my head, that one mistake is no reason to ramble about a player not deserving to be in the squad. Leno being past his best is a false assessment in my opinion. Again I'm not comparing another keeper to Leno here, but did you see Mainz's first goal today? Now using your own logic, isn't it time to replace Neuer with a younger keeper and how deserves Nübel to be in the NT, if he can't replace Neuer after such blunders?

So Leno made a mistake. Didn't deserve Kahn to be NT keeper neither? Don't forget it was him who effectively lost us the 2002 WC final.

Some stories are too good to be true: in Northeim is a street where the police installed a speed trap a few days ago to control drivers respecting the walking speed limit in said streets. Two days later this trap had taken pictures of 52 pedestrians, who were caught because they were faster than what the police supposed to be walking speed.

That was a so called model project, to look whether it would be possible to allow a low numbers of spectators in areas with low infection numbers, was never meant to be repeated in regions with higher incidences, not this season, at least.

To be fair, nobody chatted about fans returning this season in Germany.

Good article and they're right: "if you're even on the same side as the associations it's high time indeed."

Know, I'm coming late still not too late to congratulate @Tommy to his birthday ,though. It's still Saturday for about 1 and and a half hour. So happy birthday @Tommy!

"Planet Terror" by the great Robert Rodriguez is a superb zombie movie.

Happy birthday!

Keep calm, it's not like Bayern weren't used to be recommanded players many of whom they don't sign. Genuine question, how reliable is this source as you announced a few transfers of Peruvian players to the Buli that never happened probably because your sources were questionable?

Who's gonna say that Nübel will be the number one, when Neuer and ter Stegen retire? Yes, he was signed by Bayern as was Michael Rensing a few years ago and our memories are working good enough to remember Bayern officials were trying to talk him into the national team with the exact explanation you use for Nübel. What if one goalkeepers gets redcarded and the second catch up an injury the next match? Playing Nübel over better keepers then, for Bayern fans having pet their vanity?

Now you have a laugh. Both Trapp and Leno are much better than Nübel, who reminds me of "Pannen-Olli" Reck with all the blunders he produces.