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I don't think it's fair having an entire county play for you! This isn't football in Tudor times.

I agree tthe likes of Thatcher and Johnson do more for independence than anyone, but I think that's because they don't recognise it as an actual issue and don't think people really believe in it. Just like Cameron and Brexit - he called that because he just thought nowhere near enough people...

He's 23. Still young but not really young, especially for a player of his style. He's a month younger than Mason and Shipley and 4 months younger than Hamer.

The EU in the last few days has done more for the PR of Brexit than Johnson, Gove, Mogg and Farage have managed in total.

Finally someone offering sensible well-thought out solutions!

Looking solely at their playing history (level played etc) he should be really. He should be a big player for us even at this level but for some reason can't apply. One thing is stopping Kasta being a decent player, and that's Kasta.

We've no idea how his ability would translate to the Championship. He's exciting and pushes forward, but would he end up being dispossessed a lot by defenders with more nous in a higher league? He'd be useful to have a look at alongside or as a swap for O'Hare but we can't say for sure who that...

Not for me unless in dire emergency. Far more useful and effective in the centre of midfield and we'd miss that a lot, even though we'd have James, Sheaf and O'hare (plus hopefully Kelly soon) to play there but we've no idea what he'd be like in that position even though he apparently played it...

I'm pretty sure one was something to do with Scooby Doo being scared wasn't it?

It disconnects the city centre from the suburbs both physically and visually, encouraging people to go around the city centre rather than into it; totally dissuades anyone from walking into the city centre having to navigate the underpasses; prevents any kind of organic growth of the city...

They have the right to access UK produced vaccines but nowhere does it say they have the right to receive UK produced vaccines ahead of other people who've ordered first. It's not 'first dibs' on vaccine produced in the UK or a 'fastpass' to beat queues at a theme park. It's a fallback option to...

I think the thing with a lot of the concrete stuff is that without maintenance and the concrete crumbling, it exposes the metal structure and it ends up costing a fortune in dealing with structural problems. Ring road falls into this category. Maintenance is now like the Forth bridge in they...

I agree. I think the blocks of flats/tower blocks are the most brutalist structures we built. Most of it in the city centre I'd just call modernist. There are some that could be brutalist like the car park opposite White St, but has been given a brick facade to hide the concrete structure. But...

GOOD NEWS!

Just seen that.

But if our contract is on similar terms we take precendence due to ordering first. You can have a contract saying you're getting something delivered at a certain time but if there's a backlog of orders due to production/delivery problems you ain't getting it. Most you can do is possibly sue for...

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They could call thier bluff and produce and use the Eu telling AZ to show the contract as proof they had waived the NDA.

Or have the border running across the pitch. Commentators could then legitimately use the phrase "they can't get out of their half".

Will they just refortify Hadrian's Wall and rename it Sturgeon's Wall. As for money I reckon they have their own sovereign currency unit, or CU for short.