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Reply | Burn Baby Burn
at 09:43 9 Feb 2025
The scientists have doubt as outlined in my OP and you'd never guess but wood is being taken from unsustainable sources.
The amount of CO2 does not really depend on the source, burning 100 tonnes of wood produces more CO2 than a gallon of petrol.
We never get full lifecycle figures for this stuff, you never see a fully absorbed environmental impact assessment for things like electric cars.
In the last 50 years we have lost 70 percent of the planet's diversity this gets sod all coverage compared to CO2 emissions as for plastic pollution we seem to be just about waking up to the impacts of micro plastics. We can't bring back extinct species and can't extract micro plastics from animal, plant or human tissues, CO2 on the other hand is part of the natural order. If we really cared about the environment we'd be taking action on the whole system.
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Reply | A woke policy agenda now emerging?
at 23:07 8 Feb 2025
Your last paragraph is key for me, there are more slaves in the world today than when slavery was legal. I'd prefer to spend money on freeing those we can now. |
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Reply | Luke on recruitment strategy
at 14:03 7 Feb 2025
Obviously not a fully paid up member of the " stick together when things get tough " club. |
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Reply | Luke on recruitment strategy
at 13:49 7 Feb 2025
Well Lukewarm has confirmed what we suspected, inexperienced people who can't do their jobs in key positions is the root cause of our transfer mess, all the responsibility of Coleman. [Post edited 7 Feb 13:56]
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Reply | Bristol City v Swansea City : Match day thread
at 09:21 6 Feb 2025
Well explained. Our squad is better suited to 433/451. The wingers provide the width in attack and provide cover for the full backs out of possession leaving the midfield to cover the middle of the park. In possession the wingers hug the touchline and full backs selectively join the attack, not both at the same time, again pulling people out wide without crowding out the wingers.
The central defenders are not pulled out of possession and the back four concentrate on defending, occasionally joining the attack. The system relies on wingers with a bit of pace who are willing to track back. |
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Reply | Coleman - The busy fool
at 09:40 5 Feb 2025
For the short term, next three months, the only thing that could make a big difference is to replace Williams with someone who has more experience and know how at Championship level. Coleman needs to act then take good advice on Williams replacement.
Then the whole footballing set up needs an overhaul, there is a couple of months to plan this if Coleman acts now. |
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Reply | Matt Grimes : An in-depth look into the reasons why ?
at 09:16 5 Feb 2025
We can see the poor team management on the pitch every game. Mrs Grimes posts indicate that something significant has happened to change the family plans.
Coleman has to recognise that someone has to instigate change otherwise things remain the same. Right now the biggest impact can be achieved by getting a manager with good experience at Championship level in, maybe on a short contract followed by a reset in the summer? [Post edited 5 Feb 9:22]
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Reply | Coleman Out
at 10:25 4 Feb 2025
Great evidence of incompetence. |
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Reply | Coleman in his last job
at 10:20 4 Feb 2025
His experience is in a very different business in a very different culture. Running a Championship club is very difficult and not for the inexperienced.
He may be partly qualified for ownership as he has an understanding of funding models and markets, as for running a club he is inadequately prepared. |
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Reply | Silver Lining
at 09:52 4 Feb 2025
Our only hope is to replace Williams now, but we need a manager who can get us organised. |
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Reply | Certain Relegation
at 23:25 3 Feb 2025
He has had enough time, we are going backwards. [Post edited 3 Feb 23:26]
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