Lord Duckhunter

Since it signed the Maastricht treaty Italy has been in recession for 10 of the 20 years, about 25 per cent of its industrial production has been wiped out, youth unemployment is around 30% and areas in the South have unemployment rates of 70%. As you say, this will drive the innovators & educated away, and the remedy needed is not possible whilst they remain within the Eurozone. It’s utterly baffling and defies logic that young people in this country consider themselves to be open and outward looking whilst not understanding the damage The EU has done to their European peers. Provided they can have free movement, cheap mobile phone data, and a European to serve their latte, they couldn’t give a **** about the lives of the poor in Italy, Spain & Greece. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

He was against a useless Gordon Brown, after 13 years of labour, and Ed Milliband. Squeaking home against Milliband , mainly because he promised a referendum, and needing the Lib Dem’s to remove Brown, just about sums him up. Hague was up against elecion winning machine Blair, after another ****ing pinko, Major, had trashed the Tory brand. The Tories need a sound Tory to lead them. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Why would The ERG leave the Tory party when their position is close to us members. If anyone should leave the party it’s Wollaston, Soubry, Allen and other Lib Dem’s pretending to be tories. There will not be a split in labour. Jenkins, David Owen & Shirley Williams were massive political figures and yet they couldn’t sustain the SDP. The Labour brand is just too big, add to that political pygmies like Chucka, Pixie Cooper, Liz Kendall, Owen Smith, aren’t going to change the political landscape. And Blair would be a ****ing disaster. Whilst we have FPTP, far easier to do a momentum and take over a party, than form a new one. The tories are ripe for it as they have so few members. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

This is disingenuous. Whilst it’s true there was a lot of criticism of the initial appointment, including Lawrie, most on here, and most of the media which now fawn over him, to say he had a lot of critics isn’t really true. It was not his “time here” that attracted criticism, it was the sacking of Nigel and his initial appointment. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It’s funny that Shearer & other pundits rated him and said so, whilst our supporters claimed he was “poor”. At the game JWP has never received anywhere near the abuse or moans that Redmond got, nowhere ****ing near. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Oh dear, more remain lies. Looks like “The People’s vote” new video star , Paul from Stoke who changed his mind after voting Leave. Is actually a Londoner that voted Remain. http:// https://mobile.twitter.com/guidofawkes/status/1096035903787675648 Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

The pundits on MOTD and other such programmes have pretty much raved about him since he got here. The supporters treatment of him has been nothing short of disgraceful, I wouldn’t blame him in the slightest if the first offer he gets he’s offski. Of course the supporters who slagged him off, will probably be the first to call him disloyal Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

****ing Sunderland drew at home to Blackpool in one of their games in hand. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Is it pretty f*cking cool that an African or Asian is treated differently than a Dane or Dutchman? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I wish AC Wailing, Adonis, Sloshbry, Grieve or one of the other remoaners would have a word with that dopey bird who keeps getting her kit off for Remain. Put me off my cornflakes this morning, she needs a razor it’s 2019 not 1973. Horrific... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Defo. Add Wolves & Watford to that then Huddersfield home last day. If we get past spurs game within 3 or 4 points of Cardiff, Brighton or Burnley, we should be fine. Post 9/3 we have Liverpool left. Burnley have Liverpool, Chelsea, Man C and Arsenal, 3 of their last 4 against top 6 sides, with a trip to Goodison for Everton’s last home game the one in between. Cardiff have Chelsea, Man C, Liverpool & Man Utd Brighton have Spurs, Arsenal & Man C. (And more importantly us). . If we can’t get out of that, we really do deserve to go down. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I know Gabbi got the Swansea winner, but he really didn’t contribute much else. If we say Ings will play half the remaining games, he’ll give us more in those 6 games than Gabbi did in the run in last season. He’ll get an important winner by the end of the season (as a Gabbi did at Swansea) no doubt about it. JWP, Romeu, PEH and Redmond are in far better form this season, Armstrong will contribute, maybe not as much as Tadic, but he’ll do a job. Remember we had Wes last season as well, Vesty is far better the last few weeks. Overall the improvement in certain players, and the contributions from Ings and Armstrong will easily make up for the loss of Tadic, Cedric & Gabbi. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Their keeper cost them points last week as well. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Fluke there. Get in. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Every successful relegation battle I’ve seen, and it must be over a dozen there’s always results and weekends when you think “that’s it, we’re done”. We gave up 4 points to Stoke last season, this corresponding weekend last season we lost 2-0 at home to Liverpool and then went 7 games without a win, including 2 disgraceful performances at West Ham and Newcastle. We still stayed up, despite it looking increasingly unlikely. I think we’re a better side and have a better manager than last season, and we look a decent threat away from home. It’s a 12 game season and I’d back us to get 1 more point than Cardiff do. Our last 8 look tasty, with only Liverpool a real toughie & Watford, Bournemouth, West Ham, Wolves with nothing really to play for. And of course there’s Huddersfield last day. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

4-0 win for wolves tonight and we’re out of the bottom 3 Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

The worst thing you can do is ignore them. They are enforceable provided they are correctly issued. Martin Lewis is ok but this forum is far far better. I urge people to post their circumstances on it and they’ll get some great advice. They’ll also go over your ticket with a fine tooth comb if you post it (make sure you black out the personal details). http://forums.pepipoo.com/ Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

They have a plan, ever closer union. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Pony. You just made that up. Nobody is saying people aren’t welcome. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You’re right. That can, and does happen. It depends on the parking company. Ive heard that Britannia Parking don’t take people to court. Other companies aren’t so reluctant and will chase you. That’s why it’s important people challenge fines under the POPLA regulations as it gets chucked out permanently if you win. Council ones are different, you have to pay them and have no redress to POPLA.

What are you on about you ****ing plum. A private parking company can enforce a penalty fine for breach of contract, provided they comply with the FOIA and POPLA. If they don’t comply with these acts of Parliament, they can not. It’s not for customers to say “you have no legal right to charge me this money, but I’m going to pay anyway”. In one instance my Mrs overstayed by 3 minutes and received a penalty notice for £60. Extortionate. She broke a contract, but the contract was illegal because they couldn’t be bothered to comply with an act of Parliament. That’s not dishonest, that’s the law of the land, you chump. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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I’ve got City 4-1 so hoping they calm down a bit. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Lol Evertonian Barclay helping city out Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Encouraging performance yesterday. Shame he didn’t cap it off with a goal, but his best display since he came into the side. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk