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Yet in November, the FT ran a report that concluded "Brexit is a slow bleed for the City. And the drip, drip, drip continues." https://www.ft.com/content/218e34b3-3e3e-4655-920e-a475862a9d21 I suppose most people will read and quote whichever media outlets support / promote their personal views.

You must have been a veeeery baaaaaad boy.

They are waiting 50 years to find out if Brexit has a financial benefit, as per JRM.

Maybe a "WarriorSaint's Twitter Feed Split" thread ?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10361243/Will-Partygate-blow-Boris-Red-Wall.html

Will the postponed midweek games from this week be on Amazon as they should originally have been ?

The match was stopped with about 5 to play as staff went to assist somebody in the crowd.

Apparently the contract is nearly there but relegation clauses still to be agreed.

Sam Johnstone at WBA.

It is because Newcastle, of all the teams in the league, have most to gain from postponing games because they know that they will be spending more than anybody else in January and so will be playing the rescheduled games with a stronger team than they would otherwise have put out for them. And given most fans' views of the management of the EPL, there is an easy correlation that keeps NUFC and their money in the league for next season.

What if team A, being the team that asked for the postponement, have sold 3 players from their squad in the meantime, and team B, the innocent party, have signed 2 new starters.

So why not Everton as well ?

As long as it follows beating Everton 8-0.

Whichever one we are playing next. Apart from that; Spurs, both sets of scousers, WHU, and since the takeover Newcastle - but looking forward to mega-lols when they fail to stay up.

Horses

First day on the job as a San Francisco detective and the lieutenant introduces your new partner

Because we actually do use the U23s, so will always have enough players to meet the PL criteria, ( unfortunately ).

What the fuck ? Been drinking again ?

No, that's buggery, and it wouldn't get the job done. As for the 'Free Range' definition, that figure is for housing the birds, ie where they roost overnight. They must also have at least 8 hours a day access to open pasture, which must not exceed 2500 birds per 10 thousand sqaure metres.

During the Battle of the Bulge Bastogne, defended by the 101st Airborne Division, was never captured by the Germans, so they would not be there, and it was liberated on Dec 27th when Pattons armour broke through the German lines, so by the date of the Brentford game they would have been miles away. The siege produced the following response to a request to surrender; To the German Commander. NUTS! The American Commander

How many new signings do you think they will realistically make ?

The younger squad don't count towards the 25 man registration limit for the first team. The regulation for Covid says minimum 13 + 1GK from the first team squad plus any U23s who have previously been named in a match day squad during this season or the last, ( termed 'suitably experienced' ). If NUFC have not been listing U23s in the 18 man squads then they don't count. Saints have been doing so, for instance the starting 11 and subs for the 9-0 at OT, so we wil find it harder to exploit the Covid rule. In the Championship, and below, the rule is 13+1 from the combined first team and reserves, regardless of experience.

Nation

A German zoo tried their lions on a vegan diet, but ran out of vegans.