Sergei Gotsmanov

You illustrate the motives behind the budget well. A government targeting people because they don't like them.

That is quite an old article. The company was bought by another UK cheese company and is going great guns. The impact of the budget will have more of an impact than leaving the EU on cheese companies.

It was unfortunate that some competitors failed to get to Portugal but I would suggest that the Cheese industry in the UK has prospered since Brexit. There are lots of authentic examples of industries handicapped by the impact of Brexit, I don't cheese is one of them. The article was just another example of any opportunity to blame Brexit.

It might not be an exact science but it is a good indicator particularly for perishable goods. I never celebrated the result but find blaming Brexit for everything rather tedious.

If consumption goes up and imports go down then its fair to say that domestic sales go up or am I missing something? Actually I think the EU could have done more to keep us in but like many they believed the polls and gave Cameron nothing to sell to the people. I voted out thinking it would strengthen our negotiating position in future talks. Those talks never happened and I was wrong but I still think some of the blame for Brexit lies with the EU.

I am a great advocate of free trade but the failings lie with both the EU and the UK....

I think that cheese sales have increased and imports have dropped so you can assume that British cheese sales have increased.

Could the vacuum not be made up of artisan British Cheeses?

If cheese imports have fallen then opportunities to sell British cheese in the UK must have grown. That looks to me like a positive.....

The less rain in autumn the more colourful the trees apparently.

Its been extraordinary why he has not been playing.

I am afraid that sadly goal difference will not be crucial....

Unfortunately last season Russel Martin demonstrated his unwillingness to compromise by delivering two replica thumpings.

It is so self defeating. All Russell Martin has to do is cut that out of our game and we would be relatively competitive. If I had to be ultra critical, it is his own vanity that stops him.

I think we can take a glimmer of hope from the fact that a few seasons ago, Bournemouth were dead and buried, with their manager Scott Parker saying they were not good enough (as I remember it) only for O Neil to come in and keep them up. One thing for sure is that if we do get a new manager and he keeps us up then they will make a film about it.........

Don't get me on chocolate bar sizes.......and as for the size of a tin of Roses

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Seems like a good bloke but has he ever done a proper job?

RM's compromise is to pass around the back slightly less so we make slightly less mistakes and are slightly more likley to attack more quickly and the opposition's defence is given slightly less time to organise! We are slightly better than we were but this not not enough.

The issue is two fold; 1 Passing the ball around so much allows the opposition's defence to organise and prepare for any attack we do eventually launch. 2 Passing the ball around our defence results in three or four errors and inevitably opposition goals

Jack Stephens cares about our club and I for one am pleased to have somebody like him in the dressing room. Our problem when we went down last time was because there were not characters like him about the club.

In fairness I thought that the team got it forward a lot more in the first half which I was able to watch and looked more dangerous as a result. There is though still a sense that the defence do not know how 'to park the bus' if we ever need to.

Honestly can somebody please send this summary to Russell Martin.

I really hope the club get behind this.

I forgot that soul destroying feeling when the batteries on your Walkman or in my case imitation Walkman began to fade. You were in denial initially but then had to accept reality.