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How was the Dutch seawall golfers today.

If he had the guts to call an election and guarantee an in/out referendum within three months if conservatives win outright, he could dispense with the liberal elite as it would be a landslide.

You couldn't make it up. No wonder the whole EU thing is so corrupt. If it wasn't politicians, bureaucrats and and governments they would all be doing a stretch.

SISA, what all four?

Isn't it that some of the inclusive countries, Sweden, Ireland for instance are now having second thoughts. The French opposition favourites to take power in April are against it. I think this arrangement will collapse like all the others. It looks like the EU don't want to stump up the rescue finance and are looking to load it onto the IMF complete with it's French boss. We should keep well out of it apart from the commitment we have already signed up to.

Or all the firms that import cars etc to the UK Vauxhall, Ford, Skoda, Seat, Volkswagen, Mercedes, Fiat, BMW, Renault, Citroen for example, the two way street would be left open. The Germans would see to that.

If we leave the EU, millions will no longer have a right to stay and would need work permits, millions will no longer be able to come in, Billions will be saved. EU imports exceed exports so tariffs wouldn't make sense. UK fishing grounds freed up, no connection to EU laws and regulations etc etc doesn't look bad to me.

It could be different to other away games as they will probably travel down on the day so giving them two extra days from the Blackpool game as the game is on a Sunday.

GM blocked the sale to stop the transfer of intellectual rights, they obviously made it a condition when they sold to Spyker.

GM hold the key and they have locked the technology up tight, the US do the same with military sales. As long as they don't allow the transfer it won't happen, unless they take it back it isn't buyable.

I'm not looking to excuse him but I wondered whether as we water the pitch to speed up the ball do we do it at the training ground, it looked that the pace of the ball off the pitch was catching him out because he has hardly played at the stadium in the last few years.

Teach the bloody defenders on the back post to look out for the opponent stealing in behind them instead of ball watching. Jutkaweicz because he could play with or without Lambert because Maynard would be daft not to see his contract run out in June and make a lot more money.

He was offside because he strayed offside came back onside then immediately went for the ball. As he went into an offside position during the same phase that ended up with him scoring according to the offside law it meant he was still technically offside as he was the next player to play the ball. He would remain offside until the ball was cleared or played back out which didn't happen. The linesman missed him straying into the offside position. When he went for the header he was in an onside position but was offside already and shouldn't have been allowed to play the ball.

Neither of them look behind them and are regularly guilty of ball watching.

The players tried to lift him, Andy Crosby gave him a big hug at the end, Ricky Lambert said he made a mistake so did everybody else but if the goalkeeper makes one it usually ends up a goal. Not playing a league game for two years is soul destroying and all the training in the world is not the same. He didn't lose the game he made a misjudgement and he let in a goal, the first goal was Basham not being seen because Fox and Hoiveldt were both ball watching and getting in a free header. Schneiderlin, Guly, Hammond, Lallana and Lambert had scoreable chances and either hit the keeper or fired over. At least the team and the management are keeping a sense of perspective.

He is obviously managing that arch injury and isn't at his best yet. Having said that he worked extremely hard and had a decent game. The one criticism I have of him in the light of your comments is that he gets himself into the middle too often looking for the ball so is not easy to pick out. If he spent a little more time wide and delayed his runs into the middle he would give himself more room and be easier to pick out. He does get the ball far too often facing his own goal which forces him inside or back. I heard that Barnard is having/has had an operation on his ankle and is out for a while, have you heard anything?

I may be missing something here but what can you do except hold the missus' hand. Give her the car keys and a fiver in coins for parking and do what you do best.

I was conned into voting to stay in a single market not the political monolithic disaster that has evolved. It was no surprise at the time and it will be no surprise next time. Immigration, Fisheries, Transaction tax, Health and Safety, interference in Law and Order etc not to mention the German domination will see to that.

Like the AV referendum, doomed from the word go, it won't matter how the politicians and parties campaign, most people already know how they are going to vote. The political shenanigans over the denial of a referendum has stored up a great deal of bad feeling in the no vote and the politicians are going to get stuffed out of sight by the hacked off voters.

Asked for a rise, the boss with a yacht, cars, a big house, successful business told me he could only afford ten bob a week. I told him his need was obviously greater than mine and I'd be leaving next week. I ignored the change of heart and suddenly discovered extra funds and left.

Inevitably, in the end more than 50% will vote to leave.

When the riots start in Athens and Rome and life gets impossible for ordinary people in other countries how long do you think this arrangement will continue. Eventually the Euro will collapse or be just a few of the northern countries. It's inevitable that there will be an in/out referendum at some point in the not too distant future. There is now a majority for getting out of the EU and sooner or later that pressure will prevail and the politicians will have to go along with it. In any event we need to look at the new powerhouse economies and get our trade more worldwide rather than the stagnant EU. It is high time that those people that haven't had a chance to make a decision are allowed to as nobody under 57 has been asked and many of those who endorsed a common market not an EU are dead. It is time for those that are saddled with the EU for the future to give their decision.

I seem to remember Shearer quoted saying something along the lines of, after leaving the studio and arranging something for the following week they went their own ways.

If we make the mistake of starting all three central midfielders in the same team there is a good chance we will lose. Hull first half was hopeless and didn't improve until Cork was taken off leaving the standard two central midfielders. I don't care which two but all three is hopeless.