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jojomk1 wrote:Where do we get a euro striker in when our window is shut?

Free agents/out of contract players.

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Anywhere where the majority of remainers are likely to be found, not densely populated, some parts of cumbria the lake district appeal where it's less crowded & you can identify with your neighbours & feel insulated away from the noise & crime.

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Deserved banning really, some people are too quick to shoot from the hip, it may set an example & stop others doing the same, difficult to comprehend in any circumstances really, it's not as if we lost the game the result virtually sealed safety, but instead of being happy & satisfied with t...

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SkiptonClaret wrote:Youth, youth and youth. Please don’t waste money on utterly pointless signings like Walters, Crouch, etc

On a contributional basis it’s money spunked, recruiting some promising youngsters would yield more dividends in the long haul in the ever increasing battle to compete.

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I suggested in post 7594, two days ago, in some detail that any further delays and lengthy extensions to this horrific process were simply ‘kicking the can further down the road’ in an attempt to ensure that Brexit would not take place at all.. it would be all about Revoke by then.. Any nonsense ab...

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tim_noone wrote:Cream of sum yung gy goes down well with some folk as a a starter and popular in Barlick.

A plentiful supply of duck meat is no longer available I've heard from there.

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Burnleyareback2 wrote:None.

Why can’t they just make the effort and use proper meat and natural colours and flavourings.

& serve many different dishes to many people all within a certain timeslot, rau senh (brierfield) is ok to the OP.

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The Conservative party will probably fight on the same lines as at the general election - "I'm Theresa May - trust me". In which case they will surely, I hope, be wiped out, because it will surely have to be a complete disaster of an election to finally get into May's thick skull that she...

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May deserves to be placed in the stocks with rotten fruit & vegetables thrown at her or tarred & feathered.

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You can trace this right back to the Gina Miller court case. A judicial decision made by fervent europhiles, putting the Brexit process into the jaws of a Parliament packed to the gunnels with Remoaners was only ever going to have one outcome. I remember listening to Ian Dale on the night miller se...

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It's a myth that we actually need so much mass immigration in order for our economy to be sustainable, the infrastructure cannot support it & it will only lead to increases in welfare, the migrant workers do contribute to the economy by living & working here & spending the money on essen...

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Excellent viewing, reminds me of modern day version of between the lines which i used to enjoy & the bill, hope this 1 stays around with continuing series.

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Just heard a BBC report that described racism as “the biggest challenge facing the modern game”, is it? Really? I’ve been to games fairly regularly over the last 20 years and I really don’t recall hearing or seeing too many racist incidents. Obviously, one is too many but it’s not the biggest chall...

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I find it absolutely astonishing that some people are looking into the future about their children's prospects, in about 10 years unless the children are academically bright to begin with or funded by wealth, the average working class person with children/childrens with a bog standard comp education...

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So predictable

just as funny as the duck & costume what conjured up earlier, some of us are wasted on this forum, we'd make good stand up comedians.

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This seemed relevant to the youth don't have enough sense to make decisions discussion. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/apr/05/boy-15-simone-italy-video-hailed-as-hero-rome-roma Go back to when you was 15 throughout the pubescent years & reflect on the silly mistakes, hailed as a hero to...

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If you were to stop and consider all of you preset assumptions - “the EU is going downhill” “the EU is undemocratic” and “Britain has no sovereignty while in the EU” - the baselines from which your opposition to the EU stems, and you found them to be wrong or grossly over exaggerated, would you hol...

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Lancasterclaret wrote:Then that will be their choice, crucially not mine or yours.

It's not going be though is it if we are still tied in.

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Thats your opinion Ringo. I respect yours, even if i don't agree with any of it. The old are fantastic, but the one thing that they are not good at (in the main) is dealing with rapid change, and they remember stuff (hell, we all do!) with distinctly rose tinted glasses. I voted so my kids could en...

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nil_desperandum wrote:Ah see, so not "total severance" then as you posted in the initial post that I referred to.
That clears it up

Complete or total, carry on splitting hairs, shows just how desperate your argument has become if you are reduced to that.

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Greenmile wrote:How will we trade without any bureaucracy?

On WTO terms.

https://ukandeu.ac.uk/wp-content/upload ... -Guide.pdf

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You're going full Ringo now. How is your previous comment of "total severance" "no stone turned" etc compatible with what you've just typed. ""ON GOOD TERMS AND AMICABLE" Yes a complete severance from the bureaucracy of the union, but also maintain a mutually bene...

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I don't know why you've suddenly dug up a post from 4 pages back, (maybe it's because you want others to read my post out of context). The comments I made were in response to your "vision" of brexit: In the type of brexit you "voted for and expected to happen", every point I mad...

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So no trade, no travel arrangements, no flights, no drugs from the EU, no anything? Effectively closed borders? I don't think anyone voted for that - probably not even you, but that's what you've just written. And to retain any of the above you have to "deal" with the EU. Once you've burn...

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The question hasn’t been answered (by you, at least). I don’t particularly care what your answer is, but I thought this needs pointing out. A string of meaningless babble does not an answer make. It’s pretty pointless asking a question then & even more so for the person having the courtesy to a...

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So basically after more than 24 hours to think about it you haven’t got an answer. No surprise there! It's the best i could muster, i did think long & hard about it & the more i thought about it that's the answer in my opinion. I'll be remembering the question & also mindful that the qu...

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You wouldn’t so much against all these experts if their got things right, they’d be conviction behind the belief some sort of tangible faith, tangible faith does exist in them contriving to them getting so much wrong when it’s easier to get less right. You could say that’s an achievement within itse...

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Not at all, just bring realistic. Your version of realism I don’t think everybody shares, I certainly don’t, I don’t see sense in prolonging agony for some people don’t you think some people have suffered enough. 20+ years rough guide as voting from 1975, call it mid sixties stuck with something th...

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So? The country is hopelessly split. It's not like we don't know that is it? You can't do anything till that is sorted out. Extension it is Some people have been waiting 40+ years for a nightmare to end there didn’t even want in the first place & now voted out & a sadistical post like this,...

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Can you be more specific about the “sh**e” it’s brought? I could bore you silly with a long winded post but it's staring you & many others in the face, & the answers are within this thread, over 7000 posts 144 pages of people agreeing & disagreeing, the arguments can be solved overnight...

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TheFamilyCat wrote:Leave him be, he’s still busy gibbering.

Maybe I'm thinking you've asked a good question & deserve a decent reply, you are not as easy to bat off as some, i guess patience isn't 1 of your strong points.

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CombatClaret wrote:I can't respond to that as you literally make no sense, I don't understand what you are trying to say in any kind of grammatical sense.

It wouldn't retrospectively with amnesia overload or you simply cannot support what you've said previously.

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Go back, read the post I was replying to and then my reply. Add something to that point If you like instead of weird nostalgic tangents. Don't have to, i think things were pretty clear in the post i responded to, similar to the lack of acknowledgement when a requisition of countless stories prompte...

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The youth of today are growing up in a globally connected world with no experience of island Britain and a tendency not to bang on about WWII and the blitz spirit. They're embracing gay right, environmentalism and many more social issues which encourage a form of color/gender/race blind humanism. I...

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The older people can't be brainwashed, it's already been experienced in the younger youth, mistakes made & lessons learnt.

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Politicians, like the public, are divided on what Brexit means. They're also split on party lines which means that trying to reach an agreement that MP's could support was going to be nigh on impossible. The only way forward was to compromise, unfortunately there are some who don't seem to realise ...

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And there's the rub. Thats what some leavers voted for, not all. It's been said many times, people had different reasons for voting leave and I suspect that you, like the ERG, are unrepresentative of what many leavers expected/wanted. The May deal means that we leave the EU. It's a compromise, if y...

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The question that appeared on ballot papers in the referendum under the Act was: Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union? with the responses to the question to be (to be marked with a single (X)): Remain a member of the European Union Leave the Eu...

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I didn't explain that well. I meant No Deal being the outright majority against Revoke/Extend. (I was assuming that those who want an extension/revoke probably don't want No Deal). That's the preferred option as the realisation as struck home a no deal is extremely unlikely anyway, so make do with ...

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TheFamilyCat wrote:Can you be more specific about the “sh**e” it’s brought?

Busy right now, I'll compose a more comprehensive post answering this in due course.

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I think people just want to leave & aren't really ar**d if it's a no deal, apart from the wealthy/middle class who might be worse off, by a country mile the working class people i reckon just want to see the back end of the EU & all the sh**e it's brought.

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It depends how far May is willing to bend to avoid no-deal, but Labour's brexit alternatives and six tests (putting aside the debate on the worth of those six tests) were discussed at the cabinet meeting. Not entirely inconceivable that Labour's version of brexit could be the final outcome as what ...

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They have to decide what is more important - Labour government or Brexit. Its actually quite good politics from May in that respect, but this should have been done months ago and the timescale is so tight, and trust so non-existent that I doubt it will work. I'd be hoping Corbyn talks to her while ...

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That'll maybe explain why they have shafted me on my Acca these past two games :( As for Premier League money I can't ever see it happening to support clubs free spending and the longer it goes on the more clubs will be forced to go part time, Perhaps it's the right thing anyway as there are too ma...

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Brexiters - “it’s all about sovereignty and self-determination. Not just keeping out the immigrants.” Also brexiters - “actually, it’s just about our sovereign rights to keep the immigrants out” At least the likes of Jakub have always been honest about their xenophobia. I could say the same about y...

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Maybe if you explained to them that they just need to be more positive and adaptable and with the right attitude the British working class folk are able to overcome any adversity and prosper. I mean this is your mantra isnt it? Unfortunately that doesn't translate into a hard days work rewarded wit...

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There is, because they think it can't get any worse. It can. Maybe you should explain this to them & state your reasons because overwhelming I don’t think they’d agree, the livelihoods have been threatened & some cases decimimated to a large degree. When you’ve experienced that as a working...

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What though? They can't give in now. Its would destroy the EU project. The Brexiteers know this. They want No Deal. "No Deal" hits the SE the least, and the NW and NE the hardest. We have to avoid it at all costs. That must be the reason why 61% of Sunderland voted leave & Middlesbrou...

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Its quite possibly a bit more than that. Would you think I with friends in many many countries and having lived on the continent for a long time and do now from time to time am Xenophibic if I voted for Brexit? Let me tell you something. Many of my continental friends can't stand the EU in its curr...

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Spot on. Never voted. The one time I do. It convinces me exactly what I suspected. It matters not. It's completely dominated by immigration fuelled by big businesses demands, i just think if less immigration was here, our own country folk would get a better deal that's why I'm opposed to it, it's g...

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