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We're ball #3 Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

Excellent result and performance tonight. Really deserved the win and great play all round. Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

Trump looked like a naughty schoolboy sitting next to Obama and Ryan today after their meetings. He's clearly not up to the job and I wonder whether he now realises that?

And to be honest, out of that short list, one of which is that she married someone that cheated on her, one is that she pinched some knifes and forks from the Whitehouse (do you really think she did her own packing), one is making money from public speaking and one was that she failed an exam. The list, to be fair, doesn't quite compare to the Trump rap sheet. Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

Thanks for posting that DM. I was just about to ask Hypo what he meant by: "I think that some of the things that Hilary has done and her track record make her potentially more dangerous in the White House." Now I understand. It's the emails that the FBI said didn't constitute an offence.

Thanks. I thought it looked like Benali but my eyes aren't what they used to be! Cheers

Quick question... who was on the pitch doing the BT half time punditry last night.

Not sure you can blame Forster for not saving that goal. All the best keepers let a goal in every now and again. Just look at De Gea. ? Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

Not sure you can blame Forster for not saving that goal. All the best keepers let a goal in every now and again. Just look at De Gea. ? Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

For me Clasie could do with coming off. There have been a few opportunities for him to get the ball forward but he's passed sideways or backwards instead. Couple of dodgy passes and on a yellow card. Might be time for Hojberg. Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

Good article here: http://www.sempreinter.com/2016/10/19/who-are-southampton/ Generally about Saints but gives a clue about the pressure that's on Inter to get a result.

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You really are a piece of work aren't you. I showed no delight in people losing their jobs at all. I fear many more people will lose their jobs from all of this. It's a travesty that could so easily have been avoided.

I don't recall giving it 'the big one'. I merely posted a quote from an article I read recently, you got all upset about it started calling people donuts and suggested I do more research, which I did and came across three similar articles. You found different ones. Whether these particular job losses were as a direct result of brexit or not is a bit of a moot point as there will be plenty of others before we're out of Europe. Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

This. He's a proper legend. Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

So this thread about terrorism in Europe has turned into general Muslim bashing after all. Who would have guessed. There are worse things going on in this country than a bus stopping but its clear what's important to you.

You're right. I have done more research and it seems that these are the job loses announced in July. I don't bother trawling back through months of news to check details though so maybe that's where I went wrong. I've done more research now to show that these were indeed the job loses announced July and I apologise that I assumed that these were to do with Brexit when clearly they're not: "Lloyds announced in July it would cut a further 3,000 jobs and close 200 branches amid a more testing economic environment caused by Britain's vote to quit the European Union." - Reuters "Lloyds said in July it would cut an extra 3,000 jobs in response to the Brexit vote." - Financial Times "Lloyds Banking Group Plc will cut a further 3,000 jobs as it warned Britain’s vote to leave the European Union would hurt its ability to boost dividend payments." - Bloomberg Oh... Hang on! Looks like I might have been right after all. Pick your sources and believe what you like. Personally, I'm inclined to take notice of the FT, Bloomberg and Reuters. Not such **** poor articles. You should consider changing your name to Mr Krispy Kreme. Might be more appropriate.

How do you know that? Why believe one article over another?

As buctootim has already told you. All I have done on here is quote an article from a financial news source. I haven't asserted anything but why would I doubt it?

Or both! Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

ooh! Double post! Let's see if I can help you out. The headline refers to 1300 job losses not 3000 and I specifically referred you to paragraph 5 so this suggests that maybe I had read the whole article? The article doesn't make any reference to these 3,000 job losses being attributable to changes in the way we bank ... I even quoted the paragraph to you which clearly stated "it intends to axe a further 3,000 jobs on top of its 2014 redundancy plan in light of the EU referendum result". I'm clearly not referring to those as I referred to 3000 jobs not 1300. Not sure how posting a quote from a news article can be referred to as making things up .. but keep your head in the sand. Let me talk you through the specific quote I was referring to again as you seem to have missed off the rest of that paragraph from your quote: "Though the latest round of cuts is not related to the Brexit vote, Lloyds has said it intends to axe a further 3,000 jobs on top of its 2014 redundancy plan in light of the EU referendum result, taking the total number of jobs set to go by the end of 2017 to 12,000." Nothing there about these jobs having been previously announced in July ... making things up again Johnny? Nothing there about the jobs being lost as a result of the way we bank. Lloyds have said that the 3000 jobs are being lost in light of the EU referendum result . It's not difficult to read and easy to understand. Donut.

Here it is: https://www.moneymarketing.co.uk/lloyds-axes-another-1300-jobs/ 5th paragraph.

See my post to Johnny. Same applies here. If the job loses had been attributed to branch closures as a result of efficiencies brought about by online banking, then I wouldn't have posted it on an EU thread... and as it happens, I was in a local HSBC branch just yesterday where a very helpful young lady managed to satisfy my needs!

It's unfortunate that your research doesn't cover up to date news. The 3000 jobs referred to in my post, from today's news, is in addition to the 9000 mentioned in 2014 and is specifically referred to as being as a result of Brexit. When I get a chance, I'll post a link to save you looking stuff up yourself and to give you more time to make up numbers about marmite.

You need to get out more.