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Yep, little under half the window left... maybe we don't have to hit the panic button just yet. I'd hate to see Jose go but he is getting to that stage where we will find it difficult to match what others are willing to pay him. Fingers crossed that it's not all about the money for him.

Reality check required, unfortunately.

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Welcome Jeremy!!

This thread has become tedious

Professionals are willing to go to far flung places in China for the dollar, why is Moscow any different to that?

Looking beyond the Premier League though we are more financially competitive than we were against the other top European leagues.

**Rushes off to back Charlie Austin (Pelle's replacement) to be top scoring Englishman

Fail but the highlight of the thread..

Sweet

Agreed, it's all a bit hot air and meaningless. Siemens, in particular, were very heavy with the threats prior to the vote.

A narrow set of questions given the complexity of the EU debate but I will humour you with my expectations: 1) will be somewhere between B and C 2) will more than likely be C Being part of the EU was not just about ease of trade though, which is a shame really as that was one thing it got right. Here's a hypothetical scenario and question for you / and others if they can be bothered: The UK voted for Remain, hurrah! A year down the line, circumstances conspire that the EU insist that the UK joins the Euro. The government calls a referendum. The ballot paper reads: "Should we reject accept the euro as the UK's currency?" Yes / No.

The tone was to reflect the over egged post of "start working out how to trade and get inward investment virtually from scratch". I'm not as naive as maybe you expect, no doubt we've some sizeable obstacles in our way. Signs are good though, Siemens and BMW are already softening their view on Brexit, May has constructed a decent cabinet, the FTSE250 is recovering well. It's sunny outside.

Sweet jesus, you'd think we'd never traded before...

Indeed, the British Taxpayer should be propping up foreign banks not investing in it's own country and people.

Well, a moral maze indeed.... and you can't beat the German's when it comes to matters moral can you? They must have learned their lesson when they were the first country to violate the Maastricht Treaty back in 2001. They had a choice of breaking the 3% budget deficit limit or enforcing harsh austerity measures on the German public, guess which way the Germans went?? Yes, they flexed the rules a bit to suit them or should I say the ECB or is that the Bundesbank??? It's so hard to tell. It's not the debt that is killing Greece, it's much much more than that.

CEO's can be dciks too..

sweet

Yes, this, nothing to do with the dollar offered... I mean #ambition

Over a Shlong, Pelle's off to Shandong

You're forgetting £5m for the fat tw4t (childish yes)

I wish I knew what this meant.... if anything...

Well let's ditch the black box and get a f**king magic wand then, pal.

The sum total of Jack all

I wish Lallana would just pass it in rather than using either of his swingers! Forget power Adam, you just don't have it, time the effing thing in.