benjii

Won't happen. The trains from Soton will be delayed and held to arrive at the last minute and they'll be too busy for anyone to get on in any Skate neighbourhoods. If you want to mix with Skates you'll have to get there early in the day and be a bit sly about it.

Good luck Atkin’s.

After three years you still don’t understand how the EU operates and that his is nothing like negotiating an agreement for five pallets of fertiliser.

Crikey, this guy sounds like a mega-paedo.

"he's Caracas!" It's like someone let Michael McIntyre in

"chlorinated chicken". Haha. Good one, Johnson.

I wonder if any of the Sinn Fein lads are tempted to have a wee vote? No Deal Brexit, UK goes to ****, unite Ireland, have a great craic. Could be derbig oidea.

Yes. At some point this season we will end up fielding a central midfield of Stephens and JWP, or something equally horrific.

Hopefully! We're woefully short in central midfield and still pretty weak at the back.

Proper fackin nawwwty! Just do not, I repeat, do not rattle any fences.

I would have thought there's no chance we're getting near 50% of their wages paid. What's Hoedt on? £50k a week? I doubt Antwerp pay anyone more than £10k a week.

The 1990s want their combats back.

Exactly right. I bet he's hoping to get through this season and move somewhere better.

Yep, I've got a feeling he'll get a couple against the Skates and press on from there.

Another gift. Unbelievable.

Liverpool are the luckiest team around.

Vestergaard, like a salmon in full flight.

Take 17th and beat the Skates. That's about as good as this season will be.

Could get mullered.

My sources are telling me it's Celtic on loan.

Good job we've got depth at left back.

None of them post on here anymore. They are sad weirdos who have experienced five years of relatively decent football in their lifetimes, paid for via criminal activity, and now they are back in their default state they've done a runner.

Exactly. It's not an antidote to no deal. It's an alternative route to a deal, with it's own constraints, that does nothing to address issues such as regulatory alignment and the Irish border

But to rely on that: - you need to know roughly what the FTA will look like - you need to know that the FTA won’t be less beneficial than the current arrangements In other words, it only works if they agree to give the benefits of membership, which they won’t.

That doesn’t take anyone further forward. The premise is that the EU will agree to preserve the current arrangements on the basis that we are working towards an agreement reflecting the current arrangements. In other words, that they will agree to give us the trade benefits of membership. Has anyone, on the EU side, suggested that will happen?