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No, I mean constantly attacking, dominating possession, winning the ball back quickly, restricting them to literally nothing and nearly scoring ourselves on a number of occasions before actually scoring. But you can sit in your high-backed arm chair with your stats, talking ****e, if you prefer.

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Gao clearly doesn't give a **** as long as we stay in the PL. The lack of change is either because Kat has blocking rights and she loves Ralph or Gao has no clue about any alternative.

Lambert has gone too so it's a moot point. Do you think the current leadership of the club is doing a good job?

This is just domestic politics from Labour. Jezza doesn't want a second referendum but he's happy to put aside his famous "principled" approach if he can engineer a general election. He thinks this will be a vote winner. Labour's position on Europe is less clear and no more achievable than the Tories'. At least you know where you stand with the various factions of the Tory party. Labour's position is "we don't want THE custom's union, we want A custom's union. We don't want to BE IN the single market, we want ACCESS to the single market". Without nailing their colours to a Norway model then they are essentially just going for the cherry-picking approach that the EU has soundly rejected but in a more mealy-mouthed way.

You make a good point. Long continues to confound his critics by banging them in.

To remove Long. And Ings has been more successful when taking up more advanced positions than the kind of positions Armstrong will operate in.

Watching at the game, we were all over them. Because we were.

Got to go to a 4231 for this. Armstrong in behind Ings.

Seriously? You think we'll sack him this side of Christmas? Doubt it.

So he rates him worse than Bednarek? And Hoedt? In the unlikely event that is true, that makes him a pretty ****ing clueless manager. As for number 2, I generally agree, but he isn't getting a Premier League job anywhere else any time soon.

Hopefully a long term one.

That's exactly what we would have not wanted to have done. #expert

Sixth league match and the 4th time we've let in 2 goals. It's not as though teams are carving through us. It's basic stuff. Often just poor concentration.

It's pretty suspicious the way he is being overlooked, to be honest. I doubt it's a Chinese racist thing. More likely he turned down a move when we tried to flog him after a decent world cup or something like that.

6-2-1-1

What? I think JWP is a waste of time but that's not true is it? Targett will probably play left wing back.

Really don't understand having Armstrong, JWP and Davis in the bench but no Gallagher. Give him a chance FFS. I presume Gabbi and Elyounoussi are injured?

Just call me Leslie. Apart from Yoshida being left out for reasons of ethnicity [?]. Note: I have no evidence for the above assertion. It's probably not true.

Maybe following my excellent suggestion earlier in this thread.

It's the same as the charge registered last year. Macquarie bank again. Basically just an advance of the PL Central Funds.

The cost of oil comprises about 25% of the pump price. Tax is the biggest component by far. Ceteris paribus, you'd therefore expect a 30% fall in crude price to have approximately 8% corresponding impact on pump price but price fluctuations over the years are much more pronounced than that and due to a number of factors (of which currency rates can be one). Look, it's legitimate to raise negative aspects of Brexit but I think the impact on petrol prices is a pretty immaterial consequence at the current time. And it will all be a drop in the ocean compared to the industry 4.0 ****-storm.

I may have you confused with another poster. Similar avatar or something. Happy to admit to being wrong! London property getting cheaper is not necessarily a bad thing though.

You started quoting prices for "barrels of oil" in US dollars in the context of a debate about the impact of the Brexit vote. Edit: sorry, I should have said "fallen", not "risen". I think I may also see what you are saying now. I think you're saying that our energy costs should be cheaper than they are. Maybe so, but there are a lot of complicating factors in relation to energy costs, besides currency-adjusted cost if hydrocarbons.

You don't think London property prices are too high and that this has a negative impact on social mobility, young people's prospects and the future financial security of younger generations? Thought you like Corbyn? Oh well, as long as those lucky enough to have got on the Big London Property Money Merry-Go-Round are OK then never mind all that.