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Getting promoted after finishing 5th thanks to a mid season purple patch. Dismantling the promotion squad by some necessity and some design. Losing McGinn Heaton and Wesley to long term injuries. The 5 sub rule allowing teams with huge squads to eviscerate us with 60 minute substitutions. Probably some naivete from Smith, but he was at a disadvantage. Successful promoted squads always have settled teams. We were a victim of our success. I would not sack Smith

Martin Tyler: Yessssss!

League One teams didn't replace a huge portion of their squad with a load of strangers from all over the world in the summer

I hate watching Villa in the premier league

Grealish slowing everything down like he's decided he's going to go into a jazz solo, when actually it's that he doesn't know how to do mary had a little lamb.

That ball from McGinn. Does any other team in the league do that shit?

Wolves never do the shite Villa do. I have not warmed to Samatta at all. He is consistently offside, he is slow in his movement and he looks like he thinks it's all someone else's fault

I remember Traore. Are the commentators thinking of Djimi Traore? Here comes big fat John.

My girlfriend posted me a letter which arrived today. When I opened it, I found that she hadn't actually written anything. I sent her a picture of her blank letter. And she replied to say it was an origami fox. Which I had destroyed

They have been testing more than anyone else. Their denominator is higher and their median age is lower. So their mortality rate is going to be lower than those countries that are only testing the sick older patients. So Spain don't pick up the young less unwell patient among their denominator so their mortality rate is going to be higher.

100% of health workers that have died are dead. Anything else is an extrapolation. There is nothing valid from extrapolating that because healthcare workers make up 15% of the overall covid infected, that they also make up 15% of the dead because the demographics of healthcare workers and those that have died from covid are totally different.

The post says that 15% of those dead from Covid are healthcare workers, when in fact it's that 15% of cases of covid are healthcare workers. The vast majority of healthcare workers are going to be under 50. The mortality rate of those under 50 is about 0.5% in Italy. Between 50 and 60, the mortality rate is 1.7%. This does not equate to 15% of those that die are healthcare workers. 15% of those that have covid are healthcare workers. Close to 100% of healthcare workers are under 60. The mortality rate of people under 60 with Covid is around 1%. 99% of healthcare workers who are infected are not going to die from the infection. The reason it makes me angry is that healthcare workers are going to work and facing into this every day. It is absolutely irresponsible to add to their worries even more by suggesting that 15% of those that have died are healthcare workers when it is absolutely untrue. We don't need to spread misinformation that adds to the stress already being felt by healthcare workers

So complete bollocks then. Edit that post to say you don't know what you're talking about. Mortality among healthcare workers does not equal that of the general population with this disease

Where did you get this information from? You should be ashamed spreading this kind of stuff if you're not certain of its accuracy.

This Can't think of a better example of a clear and obvious error