"I can't think of any beers designed for birds (although some birds have been known to be regular customers at pubs and bars), but there are a few beers designed in honour of birds, Jaclyn, such as Scarlet Macaw, which reminds me of Carl, Robbie's old nemesis. I haven't seen it for a while, but it's a good beer from a good brewery." Robbie opens his beak, as if to bite, when I show  a picture of the pumpclip.<br/><br/>(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/7/7c/Scarletmacaw.jpeg)<br/><br/>OOC. We did have a United Kingdom team n the Olympics, in 2012 although it was actually only England and Wales players. It's partly a matter of history and pride, but also the four home nations have a place each on the International Board (out of 8) which maintains the laws of the game, and they would be reluctant to relinquish this. It would make it easier for people like me who is eligible for England and Wales to support one country, but I am reluctant!<br/>OOC2 - I went to an FA Cup game too - the televised one, by chance, and I was seen in the coverage - where the crowd was 154 for Maine Road 0 Squires Gate 5. Nobody was masked as it was outdoors, but you were asked to register for "track and trace" purposes on entry and there was a one-way system to try to keep people apart in the small clubhouse, and some of the seats in the main stand were marked as being out of use. Most people did try to keep apart, but I did notice that some of the younger supporters in the standing area clustered very close together.<br/>Generally, the  FA Cup is arranged so that the smaller teams enter first, and meet opponents who are close geographically, before the geographical zones are extended as the larger clubs come in and it eventually becomes national.<br/>PS Taffy's post and mine have crossed, but I don't think we contradict each other.