farawaysaint

Vicente Del Bosque, I believe he can be made to buy into the dream. A bit early don't you think Glasgow?

Highest % in the league this year.

Guaranteed to be picked up by the English press now though.

The guy who turned his house into a SFC shrine? Looking to buy the house?

I love that psycho

That makes two of us but if they are thick enough to double a 30 year old's wages we can't compete. Wasn't BFS moaning about not being able to sign anyone due to FFP? How they can afford Lambert on 70k a week boggles the mind.

We're now asking for a formal apology for a series of bad decisions against us this year allegedly. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2534169/Southamptons-row-referees-chief-Mike-Riley-sparked-apology-Ramires-penalty-decision.html

I was just thinking about this, maybe if we're quiet the football gods won't notice and keep throwing us home ties.

Really? Why? Ashley would have to be mad to get rid of him now surely?

It had got to the stage where I expected him to save everything, I haven't felt that secure since Anti.

So based on your logic you'd much rather have 20 UK nationals of 25 years old come back into the UK than 20 immigrants of 25 years when statistically they are just as likely to commit a crime? I fail to see how age isn't a relevant factor?

If weighted averages are completely irrelevent then UK nationals are far more likely to commit crime based on the fact that more crimes were committed by UK Nationals than immigrants. You can't compare apples and oranges.

I assume you read the bit where they then weighted it by age, and showed there was little difference? As the study confirms, both immigrant and UK national youngsters are far more likely to commit crime.

Apologies, I was replying to shurlock who was stating that crime influenced the experience of immigration on the population the actual conclusion of the paper is "we find no causal positive impact of immigration on crime".

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Legal, (and I stress legal) immigration levels have been shown in several studies to have no statistically significant correllation to crime levels, it is merely ,as Barry seems to be fond of saying "scaremongering". http://www.izajom.com/content/2/1/19

I live to please Seriously though, someone uses a holiday analogy, I respond in kind and you think I'm being serious, just wonderful.

All he is saying is that free movement allows Brits to move wherever they like in Europe without restrictions and by extension as members of the EU Romanians get to do the same. Leaving the EU will make it harder to take your Spanish vacation than before with VISAs and authorisation and all manner of wonderful red tape.

Well written, what about trade though? Currently the UK exports about 50% of its goods to the EU which would decrease dramatically if the UK left the Union.

I think he wants out, can't blame him really.

I did not know that, interesting, surely there is a tendering process though so there shouldn't be huge gains for the private sector like you've stated there? Barring corruption of course.

Either Tenerife or Racing Santander then?

I can't answer about properties available in London but it will be financed the same way everything is financed, through taxes.

You new years eve party animal you.

That's not a bubble, that's a straight price increase backed by supply and demand. It's only a bubble when the price increase isn't backed up by anything substantial.