Scottish Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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LIVERPOOL to Manchester by tube in less than seven minutes (Mail)? A YouTube internet connection currently takes longer. DAVID SYMONS, Skelmersda­le, Lancs.

THE public inquiry into Bloody Sunday cost the British taxpayer £200 million and achieved next to nothing. We don’t need another one into Orgreave. G. SMITH, Bristol.

MY LOCAL council is so keen on recycling, it recycled my recycling box! Mrs S. ALAND, Rugby, Warks.

THE Budget did nothing for the JAMs, and they’ll soon find themselves in more of a pickle when council tax increases kick in. SARA WYTCHARD, Dursley, Glos.

MANCHESTER’S Labour-run council is always moaning about lack of Government funding — but has just voted to spend £330 million on revamping its own town hall. STEVEN R. HARVEY, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire.

IF CHANCELLOR Philip Hammond gets the sack in ten weeks’ time (Mail), he can always start a new career as a comedian. MAURICE R. BAKER, Aylesford, Kent. Town. What followed will always be remembered by fans.

By 80 minutes, we were level at 5-5, then in front at 6-5. But huddersfie­ld levelled at 6-6, before we scored again to make it 7-6, five of those goals from addicks’ legend Johnny summers. BRIAN STARK, Bexleyheat­h, Kent. I SAW little to glory in Barcelona’s comeback against Paris SAINTGERMA­IN. Two talented players, neymar and suarez, continuous­ly threw themselves to the ground in the PSG penalty area.

after his dive in the last few minutes, suarez should have had his second yellow card and been sent off. Unfortunat­ely for football, the referee awarded a non-existent penalty, which enabled Barcelona to go on and win the match.

If these cheats reach the Champions league final, they can count me out as a viewer. If there’s any justice, Barcelona’s fifth goal would be rescinded, leaving Psg winners on the away goal rule. PETER DODDS, Seasalter, Kent.

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