Nolan

The Labour Party and the Green Party wanting the UK to be net zero by 2030.

Nice to see Logan Air and Eastern already steppinh in for some routes.

Hopefully, if Sunak announces changes to taxes on Short Haul flights in the budget, someone will come in to take up some of the routes.

The Salisbury to Romsey train line is the one that's shut at the moment. That's out of action until May due to a land slip.

Mutaba Rahman tweets:- Senior EU officials concede that it will be *impossible* to agree internally among the 27 which UK sectors/products should be hit with retaliatory EU tariffs if UK doesn't comply with EU's LPF demands. There's simply no time to have a line-by-line tariff negotiation.

There are some easy ways to improve visibility for current police. For example, if "protestors" are digging up university grounds: arrest them, rather than stand around and watch them. Then get back on the streets for more policing

Excellent isn't it. We can choose the best value wherever in the world it is.

Yeah because of away form gives the impression that we won't be able to turn over Bournemouth, West Ham, Watford or Norwich away from home. There a reason why odds on us getting relegated are currently between 80/1 and 225/1 Top 6 finish is between 33/1 and 50/1

We still have 4 of the bottom 5 left to play, away from home. We should be expecting top half, and pushing ourselves to ideally reach towards European places.

The EU has to sell to us. They can't just sell internally, they can't sell to Russia due to embargo, and the can't sell to Turkey or North African states as they can grow fruit for even cheaper than the Europeans. If they don't sell to us, there will be a LOT of EU job losses.

No, but agriculture takes up 60% of Polands land area and 12% of its workforce. They can't legally sell their products to Russia, so it heads to Germany, putting pressure on the French crop.

Obviously the Russians still have their counter sanctions in place after the EU imposed sanctions after the annexation of Crimea. So there are a lot of European products that cannot head East. They cant afford to be rigid with us in the slightest.

After the weird briefing the treasury gave the Sundays last week about a "mansion tax" of all things, it was obvious all was not well. Good to see things going back to a Cameron / Osbourne joined nature in no 10 & 11.

We've taken up an independent seat at the WTO.

Maybe, just maybe, we want a player who can try and help get the PL2 U23 team off the bottom of the PL2 table?

Squad numbers look like they'll need some changes for next season. 1. Alex McCarthy – 2022 2. 3. 4. Jannik Vestergaard – 2022 5. Jack Stephens – 2022 6 7. 8. 9. Danny Ings – 2022 10. Ché Adams - 2024 11. 12. Moussa Djénépo – 2023 13. 14. Oriol Romeu – 2021 15. 16. James Ward-Prowse – 2022 17. Stuart Armstrong – 2022 18. 19. Sofiane Boufal - 2021 20. Michael Obafemi - 2022 21. Ryan Bertrand – 2021 22. Nathan Redmond – 2023 23. Pierre Højbjerg – 2021 24. 25. 26. 27. Will Smallbone – 2021 28. Angus Gunn - 2023 29. Jake Vokins – 2021 30. Callum Slattery – 2022 31. Kayne Ramsay – 2021 32. 33. 34. 35. Jan Bednarek - 2022 36. 37 38. 39. 40. Dan N'Lundulu – 2022 41. 42. 43. Yan Valery – 2023 44. 45. Sam McQueen – 2021

How ironic. Seeing as we WILL have left the EU. We will be in the customs union and single market during the transition though. Strange how remainers don't understand this.

Transfermarkt lists KWP as playing all his England U21 games as a Left Back. Maybe, hes being brought in because he can play on either side.

Surely if anyone knows about potential of English players who have recently gone through the U21 system and who were on the periphery about to get selected its Crocker.

Ironic that two years ago Bednarek couldn't get a game, a then was put as RB in the FA Cup against Fulham. https://www.bundesliga.com/en/news/Bundesliga/kevin-danso-augsburg-wonderkid-dele-alli-mk-dons-desailly-474586.jsp Danso can come good still.

Norwich p12 w3 d3 l6 pts 12 West Ham p11 w3 d2 l6 pts 11 Saints p12 w3 d2 l7 pts 11

0.91 points per game at home 1.66 points per game away. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

we lost by 9 on 25th October The article ( https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/11/26/southampton-appoint-fa-development-chief-matt-crocker-asnew/ ) was 26th November. and it actually says "Southampton are still also intending to appoint a specialist in player trading, although Ralph Hasenhuttl will be limited in his January budget and will largely need to turn Southampton’s season around with his existing squad. Despite an encouraging draw at Arsenal on Saturday, Southampton have yet to win at home in the Premier League this season and are currently second from bottom of the table ahead now of a sequence of fixtures against other struggling teams."

It may be worth mentioning that the November article also mentioned getting a "Player Trading Expert" in as well as Crocker. So far Crocker still hasn't started his role, we dont know when he's starting his role, and we know absolutely zero about what is happening in the background.

We probably woud have had 10 million by now had Elyounoussi not injured his foot on international Duty.