
Sergei Gotsmanov
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lallana wins best player in championship
Sergei Gotsmanov replied to jimbojones10's topic in The Saints
He is a class act. Is he the only player we have left from the Youth cup finalist team? -
I suspected you were a Jehovahs witness Verbal.
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Happy Christmas to everyone. We may not always agree but I like you.
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My defintion of a moron is somebody who passes judgement on something that he knows nothing about.
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Watching the full times outside radio rentals
Sergei Gotsmanov replied to chocco boxo's topic in The Lounge
It seems a long time ago watching rugby league or whatever on Grandstand and the scores flashing up at the bottom of the screen when there was a goal. -
Good to see you complimenting the Right of centre government in Sweden; driving growth with tax cuts and reductions in state spending.
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Can somebody show him the 2005 video. We totally got overawed by the occasion. The players looked intimidated. This game will determine my Christmas.
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Lucky you did not have a beer!
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A currency with a few of the strong Euro markets will be very strong and good for our exports and not theirs.
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Denmark's is tied to the Euro
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Yes I was surprised that the Indy and the Guardian took a negative line.
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Europe and the Euro were a good idea just badly executed. A trading superstate; would be great but unfortunately politics make it impossible.
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I was talking about joining the Euro all those halcyon days ago. Were you in favour? It is rather tacky to go down the 'wicked banker' line - it is 10% of our economy and 1.7m jobs depend on it. Cameron had two choices as I pointed out before; get screwed now or wait for the foreplay to buy some time.
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Doing the right thing was probably the only thing to be won. Did you want us to join the Euro or like the others who did stare at their feet when you ask.
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I am not sure that people are actually celebrating but if you look at the polls he has increased its stock among voters. You could conclude that is what he won.
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Unfortunately it is more than just the bank's worry - that is why we everyone keeps meeting hoping that the Germans will underwrite everyone's debt. Nobody knows what the outcome will be for the city. It depends on how vindictive our French and German friends will be. It always amuses me how the most vociferous and outraged are the ones who wanted us in the Euro in the first place. That discredits them significantly.
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Cameron has all to win from an election because ultimately he took the right action.
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So you genuinely believe that the Italians and then the Spanish debt burden which continues to spiral will not be an issue in a years time? You think that Politically having your budgets controlled by essentially Germany will not be a massive issue in future. You also fail to address the fundemental flaw of the Euro. Sadly you are as bad as the Eurosceptics that seem to be ecstatic at the result of the use of the veto which means that nobody wins. What else could Cameron do? Get screwed now or wait for the foreplay to buy a bit of time.
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Noone is laughing this end Verbal. Who bails out the Italians and the Spanish? How do you overcome the fundmental flaw that markets are issuing debt in a currency they cannot control.
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Sometimes Verbal you remind me of comical Ali. You talk of Greece defaulting but seem to ignore the fact that Italy and Spain will be the catalyst for the downfall of the Euro. All that this treaty has achieved is to put into place future defensive mechanisms against over spending and has ignored the core debt issue and even the fact that the Greek and Iatlian debt level continues to rise. You also seem to not understand that if the Euro survives with just the stronger economies like Germany then the value of the Euro will jump and undermine their export ability and they will not like that. At least Osbourne is trying to address our debt. As for the city, you are probably right and that is something that can only be addressed by a future re-negotiations. We must carry some weight in a future Europe because we basically pay so much into the pot and take so little out. What could Cameron do? A large chunk of our economy has been threatened why not try to support it. Why do the Germans or the French not harmonise alcohol duty rates to discourage border trade? They bat for themselves just as much as we do; their politicians have to get re-elected after all. What are your thoughts on the implications for democracy in Europe? Do you not think that in future there will be massive repercussions among the peoples of countries who cannot make their own decisions?
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There are no winners from this
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There you go again running us down. We are far more likely to return to the top table if we can make ourselves economically competitive and we can do that far more easily without the burdens of EU regulations. Do you really believe that the French and the Germans are not acting in their own interests?