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That's either a flippant comment or based on a lack of understanding. There's no stopping what man has done. Some dinlo has made this virus (one way or another) and other dinlos continue to spread it. It'd be like starting a fire, letting it spread uncontrollably and sitting back to wait for God rather than phone for the firemen.

Potato

Amen to that 🙏

I think she did actually. Bearsy, Tokyo Saint and her were posting a lot on there. There's quite a few old names who pop up on there.

I forgot about that thread. Poor fella got battered. Little reminder in there about Coxford Lou. She was a decent poster.

You may want to read those links Weston, and a bit more besides. The 2018 safeguarding measures were raised after the brexit vote in anticipation of brexit. The expectation was that they would ease but they did not, and the actual changes were "proposed" in October 2020, then introduced in 1st January. However you want to approach this, our steel exports are tariff and quota laden as a result of Brexit.

Husky

Yep, phenomenal achievement. My folks had theirs today and the reassurance it's given them is fantastic.

As usual Weston, you miss the point. Its a very simple point that the brexit deal on this issue is a shit one, and that the deal is not "tariff free and quota free" as has been billed. If I've missed something and there are no quotas or tariffs on steel exports, post a link please. The damage to the steel industry that happened pre brexit is academic. This is a brexit thread.

No, I didn’t see the decimation of the remnants of our steel industry when I voted for brexit and I doubt anyone else did. "Plenty of time to prepare...". Please explain how the steel industry could have prepared for reduced output and tariffs, other than by reducing its output, and consequently a shedding number of jobs. No amount of smart arse answers will alter the fact that this is damaging.

It was. If he could defend he'd be a good defender.

Indeed. Paddy Power agree too. This says it all.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-55845067 Very poor. Our tariff and quota free arrangement is far from it. Tata steel UK employs 8,000 people. With these tariffs and quotas, that looks at risk. Even more worrying is that British exports to NI get included in the quota. Some "free trade" deal that is. The notion that we'll go back and get something from the EU is fanciful, especially after the vaccine stuff.

Yep. He seemed to have the trust of his team mates who fed him the ball (apart from one moment when JWP, I think, made the wrong choice by ignoring him). Always available, used the ball well, looked strong and confident. I hope that he gets more football. He's a big talent.

And my mate has just bought a new Breitling and leased a new Porsche...doesn't mean that I can afford to do so.

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Jankewitz is fitting in very well.

Now obstruction from the ref on Romeu!

As good a manager as Ralph is, playing an erratic left winger at RB against Grealish is completely mad.

Walcott done a hammy now. Blimey.

Are we really playing Djenepo at RB?!?!

I think we've been playing it. A kind of 4231. It hasn't worked.

Yep. Second best save of the half

Mines been good as gold.

Eh? He's been everywhere, linking midfield to attack, dropping back, making runs.