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What's to argue against this choice?

Yes it is worth it. I'm playing advocatus diaboli here, nobody has proven the deads died because of Covid instead of just with Covid, whilst these cases are in fact dangerous potentially mortal conditions. As I said that's not necessarily my opinion, but questions why you risk the lives of young otherwise healthy persons to give over 100 year old persons the chance to live possibly only 1 day longer might arise, if you don't take precautions against these cases in order to prevent a possible third wave.

According to German media Marcus Sorg is also a contender, that might be lazy journalism, though.

Rangnick as NT manager wouldn't be the worst of all possible outcomes, in my opinion.

British bookies are cute: Checked their odds and both Jürgen Klinsmann and Jupp Heynckes got short ones for Löw's succession.

I can, although I wouldn't be too surprised if DFB were looking for somebody else like e.g. Stefan Kuntz (depending how U21 do this coming tournament) or Ralf Rangnick.

4 to 5 years is a long time playing shite if you're the German national team. Germany is neither Pakistan nor England for fuck's sake.

You missed something then, Skat is an interesting game. Still regretting the round I used to play with regularly were 4 persons from 4 households, so it stopped last October. Can't wait to revive it as soon as the Covid restrictions are relaxed enough that we can meet again.

@nudge Seem to remember you mentioned you liked playing Skat. Do you know any good possibility to play it online against living players?

Bin vor Ort, allerdings für die angesprochene Aufgabe ungeeignet.

Honestly expected you to criticize the players here. Who gains 9 points out of 23 matches, under 4 different managers by the way, shouldn't feel entitled to make demands of the club, who duly pay their wages, in my honest opinion.

That voodoo guy was called "Innocent Boy".

NI, Scotland, and and Wales are integrative parts of the UK, though They're not some colonies or territories, so it's the government's task to act in their interests as they do in that of the English population- therefore the need of an adviser is the admission of their own incompetence. Or am I missing here some British political tradition here?

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-56128879 I'm confused. Why does the British government need an UK union adviser? Genuine question, since I can't see why an union's government needs advice regarding the union they govern?

Any physical discomfort or did you tolerate it good?

Schalke announced today their sporting director Jochen Schneider will leave this summer. Can see @SchalkeUK opening some bottles of his preferred alcohol over this news.

Thomas Müller will miss a few matches, since his Corona test was positive.

You know the DFL created it's logo to distinguish themselves from the leagues under DFB administration? Baring this in mind using the DFB logo as league logo makes absolutely no sense.

That's absolutely correct.

everything fine apart from a little "Lockdown Blues".

Welcome back. How has life been to you in the meantime?

You're talking Rashica here, I suppose?

Do you really think someone who voted brexit should complain about someone else being delighted Macron behaves like themselves?

Originally a good idea, still hardly practicable as the clubs have no means to see, who these aliases are in real life and the police has more important things to do than to roam social media for racist slurs.

Don't know for sure, would guess it has to do with 66.7 m inhabitants of the UK and 447.7 m inhabitants of the EU, though. That suggests that the doses needed in the UK are much less than that needed in the EU and therefore easier to produce. As said only a guess, still doesn't lack some logic.