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There's the Yoshi moment.

Kevin Davies.

I thought it was for 6 months.

Putting 'divide and rule' in a paragraph mentioning the UK's relationship with Ireland is a tad insensitive, surely ?

Maybe EJ wants to try the diamond in midfield ; Farrell Joseph Tuilagi Goode

But we haven't actually tried to do anything yet to activate the exit process.

That's fairly clear, up sh it creek without a paddle.

Nobody on the Brexit side of the campaign had a clue as to what this really meant, and probably didn't expect to win. Now that the electorate have called their bluff, the Government are having to cast around desperately to find the straws from which they can construct a "plan". "Brexit means Brexit"; not just a load of 'pony', it's a bleeding shire horse sized pile of crap.

They are politicians, they exist by moulding lies into half truths and using spin to convince the public that black is white, aided by their Fleet Street chums.

If Long could shoot we would have won.

Brave performance ruined by bent officials.

Foul on Long not given, leads to a 'generous' penalty decision. Sh!te ref.

West Ham 2-4 Watford.....

Shane Long doing what he does best :-(

J-Rod off, Shlong on.

BBC has Forster, Cedric, Fonte, Van Dijk, Bertrand, Romeu, Clasie, Davis, Tadic, Rodriguez, Redmond Cech, Bellerin, Mustafi, Koscielny, Monreal, Cazorla, Coquelin, Walcott, Ozil, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Perez

BBC has them both starting.

That should stop them needlessly interfering with the NHS and Education.

But what about the Scots ?

Because I felt remaining was better than leaving. Just saying.

Wes, most people who voted for Brecit seem to have done so for a specific reason; control of immigration, more money for the NHS, recovering our national sovereignty, or simpy voting against David Cameron, etc. As each of thesd desires is eroded, it raises the question as to whether these voters will truly support whatever compromise / fudge we end up being lumbered with.

Teresa May is now ruling out a points based immigration system. How many supported Brexit on the basis that such a system was being promised / proposed ?

"Since the Brexit vote, the pound has fallen in value by more than 10% against both the US dollar and the euro. Following the release of the latest PMI survey, the pound jumped by 1%, more than a cent, against the dollar, to $1.33 before falling back slightly. Against the euro, the pound was 0.6% higher at just under €1.19." Over 9% still to go then.

That means we finish fourth.

Why not wait to see what the league table looks like at the start of December before deciding who has had a good / bad transfer window. Simply splurging cash is no guarantee of success.