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Commentator: "Wood on. This is chaos"

That's my 4th choice for tonight's viewing options funnily enough...

3-0 Sack him NOW FFS

Should've stuck with our 4th choice keeper IMO....

One sec.... Let me take a quick look at the league table and I'll get back to you on that...

Yep, that's one of at least two possibilities...

Any news on the introduction of a 'tongue-in-cheek' emoji...? P.s. any idea why Russ picked our fourth choice keeper ahead of our third choice keeper last week...?

Blimey, Russ is going to let him play his natural game? (with pace, forward-facing, taking people on, etc)... Hoorah!

Man Utd go 17 points above us... Doubt we'll catch them now

That's the only thing that usually keeps me conscious during Saints games FFS! 😁

MLT obviously under instructions not to ask Dragan any 'difficult' questions (about our league position and the management) then... #puffpiece

Rigid

Chortle

Alex Scott pronouncing 'congratulations' as "congradulations" every 2 minutes on The Tournament quiz show.

Why do they always make these draws as complicated and drawn-out as possible...? Tedious... Anyway, England's Group: Serbia, Albania, Latvia, Andorra

Best one yet IMHO 😁

The club collaborating with a navigation company... Make up your own punchlines...

Typical Antarcticans... Can't be arsed to complete a survey, yet again.

I'm just popping to the lavatory to flush the contents of my wallet down the toilet. If that's not "ambitious", I don't know what is...

That scenario could be even worse if the other team is that cesspit of a club down the road...

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Permission to exhibit my stupidy / naivety m'lud... Having regulations to ensure products are generally safe sounds like a reasonably good idea to me, on the premise that unsafe products aren't a good idea.... But the bit I don't get is, if I make something in a country that is inside the EU and sell it to another country that's also inside the EU, why wouldn't I be adhering to the same or similar regulations as a country that makes the same product outside the EU selling into to a country that's inside the EU? Surely there's "paperwork" involved in adhering to any kind of regulation, regardless of whether your company is inside or outside the a given trading block? The ultimate aim here is to ensure products are "safe", wherever they are made, surely...? In other words, what does a company outside the EU have to do differently to a country inside the EU to prove that their goods are "safe"...? As I say, maybe I'm being as thick as those that voted for Brexit here.... p.s. my company produces software... we sell it to countries inside and outside the EU without any significant difference in paperwork.... (indeed, UK contracts are often more complicated than non-UK ones....) why can't it be that simple for other sectors...?