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Be very significant if it's the start of the thing being brought under control and could provide a real template for other countries (that's not to discount what has happened in Asia, but Italy offers a more direct comparison the countries I've been paying more attention to). Has there been any...

Yup. They have developed a counter-attacking style that is quite unusual for good teams in recent years and hard to sustain as opponents figure out how to close down certain spaces and prevent some dangerous transitions. I'd bet on Milinkovic-Savic going on to be very good, but I could see...

Lovingly. :heart: What a shining beacon of compassion.

At least that would be somewhat entertaining...

Time to move from compulsory self-isolation to compulsory self-immolation.

Will do. don't think I've had one since about 2015 and don't think I've really got into playing one since around 2012.

Got to hand to these companies stepping up and providing essential services.

Suspect the UK going into lockdown may render the purchase of the latest FM an absolute necessity.

No idea.

UK heading into some form of lockdown. Just waiting to see exact details. Like other previous measures, this feels like it is happening at a reasonable point for Aberdeen and a week late for London.

Cove Huns can fuck right off.

With Grygera and Grosso energetically providing the width? And where are you fitting the ever-dynamic Poulsen in your team?

Can be temporary initially, but I think we have to keep an open mind on these things. If results are encouraging, making the law permanent might be a great step to creating a better society in the longer term.

I shop as I live.

Yeah, plenty wrong at various different coaching/management levels at Juve over the last couple of years. At this point I'm meant to say that what's happening just now puts sport into perspective, but current stuff doesn't stop me getting riled up about the same things that always irritate me.

Speak for yourself. I'm pretty sure I'm still 21.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/22/germany-low-coronavirus-mortality-rate-puzzles-experts