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Have you seen the state of the crosses?

I hadn't notice that, but if the keeper charges at him, I think he's entitled to leave his leg in. Surely it's for the keeper making the challenge to avoid contact, not for Kane to get out of his way. Academic now anyways.

Yep. And movement. In the first half, only Bellingham, and to an extent Madueke and Spence, looked interested. Sadly only 1 of them offered any quality.

If our performance level increases 50%, we may become shit rather than utterly fucking shit.

I thought foul at first, but there was hands on so a pen for me.

Under appreciated post... although you missed a few.

I'm trying to work out which of our back 4 is the worst. Absolute shit show out there.

Our players look clueless out there. Zero movement.

Yeah, although the CB's were in a poor position. That was a defensive/GK disaster.

I get that, but take that Kane ball to him then. His touch and use of the ball wasn't that of an international winger. Shite.

Nope, he's a lower PL level winger for me.

I'd suggest looking at why this was done. It basically meant that the DPP package was bought into line with a high court judge, so the pension for each DPP had to be tweaked. Nothing to see here, unless you're looking for something that isn't there.

Although I like the idea of the cheapest option, I prefer a less attractive option. A detention centre, pending processing, isn't attractive and gives safety to people seeking that.

Nice to see someone addressing the issue. And yep, wherever possible, that's the answer for me. Where not possible (ie no space), then the cheapest option.

I'll ask again...where do we accommodate these people - hotels, HMO's, streets/woods/fields, shanty towns, detention centres?

He has to be on a wind up. That said, do you know that if I buy an ex council house in Lordshill, the SDLT is less than the SDLT on a house in Chilworth? To make it worse, the council tax is more in Chilworth. Bloody class divide, it's worse than the North south divide.

His point highlights how daft your point is. More value = more growth, so more gain down south. But your focus will ignore the cream and focus on the IHT at the other end, or the CGT if it's an investment. You'll be calling it two tier taxation next.

So that's your point. By that argument, there's already be a north/south divide in terms of SDLT and IHT. Ridiculous posting.

Leftie! Behave. There's a vast area between the left and the right side of political spectrum. Don't fall into the simpleton belief that politics is just left and right. You are talking bollox in suggesting that Burnham has said that southerners will be taxed more than northerners. If I'm wrong, doubtless you can link me to something Burnham has actually said, not an opinion piece.

There's something in that, although I think there's more to it than that with Radacanu. Not having a consistent team around her hasn't helped her career, but why she's putting herself in that position is anyone's guess.

You do post some bollox.

Queens Club final 2 weeks ago. Played well. Something's massively amiss with her. Sacks coaches all the time and always has an injury.

Ha! That's just wrong. We knew the case against us, but did ourselves over by lying to the investigation team, calling the kid to give evidence, approaching the case in an unrealistic way, instructing a non sports specialist legal team, then binning off our counsel ahead of the next day appeal giving him minimum prep time. That's all after what we actually did, and what our man is alleged to have spilled out up at Boro. Urgent, even same day, appeals happen often. Normally the same representative would deal with that so would be well prepared. What we did left the new bloke with a mountain to climb. We fell on our own petard, pure and simple.

I'm not sure why anyone thinks this is a simple binary choice between turn back the boats or welcome everyone. Most people, I suspect, acknowledge that illegal immigration needs sorting but that there are genuine asylum seekers, don't "embrace" all and sundry being welcomed, but accept that the people who arrive here actually need to be accommodated until there's a decision made about whether they can stay or must leave. I'll ask you the question that has been ducked up there... where do we accommodate these people - hotels, HMO's, streets/woods/fields, shanty towns, detention centres? The only solution is to make us less attractive to the greedy, urgently sort out a process to deal with claims and appropriate appeals sharpish, and accommodate people as cost effectively and safely as possible until they're processed.

I'm liking Eze. Positive.