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This

Carlsberg don't do advice that has a cat in hell's chance of being taken on board, but if they did....

Just back from the game. Cracking day. Great atmosphere. Bossed the first half. Took our foot off the pedal in the second, understandable though. MotM goes to Wanyama - a majestic performance. Special mention to the sometimes maligned steve Davis - thought he had a great game. We march on! P.s. add another quality CB and Wanyama clone to the squad and we'll be invincible!

Fair enough. Cheers

Source? Why does he need a rest...?

Hmm, no JRod. Odd one

M3 was starting to clog up at Winchester at 4pm

"Done deal" for who?

I'm Bobby Davro's fluffer. Not many hours but pays well.

To echo what others have said, just walked through town and it's a cracking atmosphere. Need more days like this!

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I've never understood the logic of this. Doesn't it simply encourage people to get more tanked up outside of the stadium? Carlsberg don't do object defeating, but if they did....

Well, I got it...

Cheers

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Sounds about right to me. I think they usually arrive between 11:30 and 12 for a 3pm game

Cheers for that insight FF. Do you know if Sam instigated the move or whether it was primarily the club's idea?

I would go even further and say its hilarious

OK, I'm won over. So how rich should we allow rich people to get?

I'm forever embarrassing myself on internet football forums with my lack of economics knowledge, so there's every chance I didn't know that

Doesn't it depend what that 'one person' then does with their wealth? The richer they get the more they might give to charity, the more tax they might pay, the more jobs they might create, the more South Coast football teams they might rescue (cheers Markus ), etc...

Given the richest 1% pay 35% of tax receipts (he said plucking figures out of the air) won't there be more welfare money available to those that need it most the more richer the richest 1% get?

So, "national wealth" is finite...?

How does Richard Brandon adding another £10m to his wealth (for example) affect the earning potential of someone in the lowest quintile?