Plastic

I was sad to see Poch go, I was sad to see Koeman go. If Puel went... I'm not sure I'd even notice. He has had a minimal impact on the club, he's just kind of keeping things ticking over. Sorry to say it but I don't see any method at all.

What a stupid response. Most people want to talk about the game, opposition, state of the team. It's a social event - hence all the other people being there. Talking about anything is better than listening to Shane long singing 'My Way' cranked to 11.

Oh I remember - no Zaza was worse. But this was bad. He trod on his own foot. Ed/ full time - well that was shît!

Worst pen I've ever seen

Lol

Romeu MOTM today

Forster is absolute turd. Reactions of a potato.

Wilshere coming on. Should lead to a decent bit of injury time.

Redmond is a changed player, full of skill and tricks now.

Jrod grumbling on the sidelines, can't really blame him.

JWP awful attempt

Redknap and Ian Wright. Bloody hell.

Forster destroys stephens. Big lump.

Blunt is the word I think

Rabid. You should have used caps lock to emphasise the effect.

It's just an idea - I haven't proclaimed it as fact. You know, like the 350m for the NHS. Quite so

The accretion of small effects, can affect.

Hey, its a bit out there, but not beyond the realms of possibility. Anyway, the decision to schedule the vote during the euro's, when those with less perspective may have been feeling a bit hard done by, could have been a mistake. https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.newstatesman.com/politics/sport/2016/02/will-euro-2016-have-impact-eu-referendum-result%3Famp

Organised Russian gangs attacked English supporters at Euro 2016, just weeks before the vote. French police reacted slowly and blamed English fans for the violence. This may have led to bitterness and bad feeling within many English communities, and played a part in the the result. Sure, it may not have made much of an impact, but 2% was enough. Russia benefits greatly from a distracted and divided Europe. If it was orchestrated, it was a master stroke.

There is a professor Stephen Hawkins, but something tells me you were attempting to refer to someone else.

We are an IT services organisation, 15 people in total. We have a focus on financial orgs (banking, insurance) but we also provide services to retail.

Interested to know if anybody else's work has been directly affected by the brexit decision? We have had around 3-4 major projects for different customers postponed or cancelled, and their reason has been 'brexit uncertainty'. Obviously this has directly affected our revenue and therefore profitability. Keen to hear if this has affected others.

What is the 'right wing' consensus on the 3 issues highlighted above, and what do the 'right wing' feel should be done to resolve them?

Had a good laugh at that... then realised it was true. Come on though, it can't be all bad, I know a few kippers and none of them are lobbying for incandescent lightbulbs. I mean, they are racists obviously, but... well.. umm..

Or alternatively... http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-northern-ireland-referendum-irish-unity-sinn-fein-second-scottish-independence-indyref2-a7628591.html