Nolan

You obviously haven't read May's sellout proposal then...

Yeah, somehow Japan can do a customs deal. Free trade with the EU without having to have a 'EU' rulebook. Funny that...

Ings scored as many as Long last season with half the minutes on the pitch.

Did someone in the Vestergaard thread say. "who's going to be our fast centreback"? Not to mention we need back up for Cédric. And he may have the speed to fit in that position.

Surely we need a RB too?

"bad Brexit": ask different people to define it, they'd all come up with a different answer...

Exceptional ambassador for his country and our club.

EU are still relying on QE to help their growth though...

Rees Mogg isn't interested in leadership. Gove, Javid, Williamson, Mourdant are the ones looking at that.

Rees Mogg wants a deal. He always has wanted a deal. He just does not want a deal at any cost. I believe the phrase is similar to the Prime Ministers words "no deal is better than a bad deal"

Rees Mogg is simply advocating for what the prime minister has promised in her speeches.

In which case Bertie should be £35-40 then, I'm presuming.

Been half expecting that... Hopefully for at least £17 - £20 million if Targett is valued at £10 million by Fulham.

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Its only one month since it was said Yoshi is going nowhere http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/16238218.maya-yoshidas-future-is-decided/

Really? surely if the team is going to continue to play 3 at the back then you need 5 CB's in the Squad.

They put something in the water in Fulham.

Official numbers from the ONS show 1.8% last year. Or do you contest the ONS?

Details are on the page...

https://www.focus-economics.com/country-indicator/united-kingdom/gdp

If it's cost neutral (ie we get 15 mil for Forster) then Gunn would keep the "home grown" numbers the same.

Well it's the working classes who are the main demographic for voting for Brexit. Hence why support for Conservatives in the C2DE demos is at a high point. When talk of losing £4300, then C2DE who don't have £4300 can't see how they can possibly lose it. But can see the benefits of freedom of policy choice.

No one knew what would happen did they. They took the risk. All polling shows They'll do it again. The vote was not based on the economy.

52% of Voters voted to leave even though were were expecting to lose £4300 each..... we thought "yeah we can cope with that, the economy is not the most important bit" That has not changed. If there is an initial hit, we were expecting it, if there is not an initial hit its a nice job well done.

Correct me if I'm wrong. But there has been no official mention of Les Reed anywhere on the official site since the end of the Season. are we 100% sure he is still involved?