Whitey Grandad

Or Juanmí?

The drop in GDP and resulting fall in government revenues far outweighs any contribution we make to the EU. The referendum build up has already resulted in a drop which which would have paid for next year's contributions.

I would assume that nothing can be announced until Ronald the Rat has signed for that other lot.

I'd be sorry to see him go.

Yes, absolutely. All those years of hard work down the pan.

I saw the bit 'dailymail' in the link address and got no further.

A lot of words to say nothing.

Other Buggers' Efforts

Having to live in Liverpool?

I imagine something like this. The uniforms are the right colour.

That has nothing to drink with red tape and does not hamper business in any way. I am still waiting for some examples of all this supposed red tape. I see it this way: whatever your view of the EU, whatever your prejudices, whatever mantra you repeat there are only two questions that matter. What do we get out of it? Is it worth what it costs? In my view the benefits outweigh the costs by a large margin.

It worked for Chelsea.

Now all the talk about gardening leave starts to make sense. The gardening plot thickens.

Maybe they made him an offer he could only refuse?

I keep asking the question but I never get an answer. What is this red tape of which you speak? Please can I have a frinstance.

Nice to read. I see that Sadio's English has improved

#repeatuntilfinalwhistle

The Commonwealth moved on from us some time ago. Australia is now buying submarines from France. It's a big wide world out there and by far the easiest and most efficient market is the one right in our doorstep. What exactly is it about the EU's trade deals that you think is lacking? How about an example, maybe something that we could be doing outside the EU that we aren't doing now. If we could be selling, we would.

There's nothing to stop him, that's part of the reason for the compensation.

I remember that testimonial too. Weren't we kep in for an hour afterwards? Dave Beasant was trying to entertain us by telling stories. He didn't do too bad a job.

Abysmal productivity is our big problem. Our trade with the EU cannot possibly get easier than it is at present if we leave, and when trading with the rest of the world we would be competing with the EU who have a much bigger clout than us.

It's getting to be a must-win.

They changed the mindset of the players. They went from 'we're doing ok, we just need to carry on doing the same' to 'we're going to try and shut them out and hold on for the win'. It leads to players dropping back towards their own goal. The substitutions had the opposite effect on the Russians.

Oops. You could see it coming. We sat back and invited it.

Comical perhaps, but he doesn't make me laugh.