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Seconded, also Helsinki, ( in winter ).

Why are there more 'incentives' being promised for a NO result ? The poll should be simply on the basis of the status quo - continue or bugger off. ( Or are we setting a pattern for the proposed 'in/out' European referendum, "Here we are rabble, a bag of sweeties and some magic beans if you give us the result we want" ). Also, in the event of a YES vote, rUK should get it's own poll on whether WE want any form of monetary union. If they want independence then they are independent, all ties are cut. ( Then we'll see how long it takes for Salmond's fairy story to unravel ).

Currently 3rd overall, 3 seconds behind Valverde, having finished 2nd today. Contador should win.

No. Just watched the Vuelta a Espana and now watching the Tour of Britain.

He's a politician - he doesn't know how to.

I get this in my current location but find that I don't have to actually log in, just click on 'forum' at the left hand side of the banner and the system then 'remembers' me.

Let's hope that's as much b0ll0x as many other incoming links this summer.

Merci :-)

The interesting thing, for me, about the whole process is that with all 3 Westminster parties in the NO camp, what happens in the first Scottish General Election should the referendum produce a YES vote ? How do Scottish Labour, for example, as the probable leading political party, reconcile themselves to a legislature they didn't want ?

"Premier League ? You're having a laugh !"

Did 50 miles yesterday out into the hills behind Lancaster; plenty of up, ( @ 1800 ft total gained, peaking at 714 ft - having started at sea level ), followed by down, ( nice and fast ).

Daily Mail in attempt to knock Labour, what a shock ! ( And they provide no evidence that she IS a lunatic ).

Let's see what he says on MOTD2.

Let's see what he says on MOTD2.

You young wippersnapper.

Would you use a Merlin as a hair dryer ?

The inimitable, late great, Janis Joplin; [video=youtube;Bld_-7gzJ-o]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bld_-7gzJ-o

How did they do last year ?

Cork or Yoshida ?

We let Puncheon go.

Koeman seems to disagree. From the Telegraph article linked above : "Koeman’s eyes particularly light up at the mention of Lloyd Isgrove, a Welsh winger who has previously made only two appearances for the club. “It’s the philosophy of how I like to work,” he says. “I was always a manager who was not afraid to bring new players in. Give them the space, the possibilities and the opportunities to come in.""

Keep the faith !

A bit like us selling players to Liverpool and Man Utd ?

see post #3779