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Just when you go and praise him he gets sent off. May I suggest you go back to calling him shit in future ;)

No great surpise. Still very light attacking wise on the bench considering we've got three centre midfielders. Would've thought Bremang would've been in ahead of Eccles.

On the whole I agree but when repeatedly pressed on an issue by a journalist he does become the bumbling buffoon and slips up. Unfortunately there are some that lap up those kind of performances as they like to see 'the clown' performing.

££££ Maybe he'd want to resign Bayliss for his new team - sell-on clause coming our way ;)

Part of me really hopes that Corbyn and Labour aren't railroaded into increasing focus on Brexit but keep it on the wider picture. It would be interesting to see how a Tory leave-heavy campaign, a LD remain-heavy campaign and a Labour multi-issue focus played out.

That one was particularly poorly written. The 'benefit the rich' undercurrent to it was far too transparent which made it all the more infuriating when they're trying to pass it off as a benefit to the man on the street (and even that benefit was an unintentional side effect).

As has been pointed out before it's fine if you don't care where you go. If you do you need a destination.

To be fair to you you have put in your opinion there, but I'll have to respectfully disagree. Using a metric that removes a large number of the poorest paid and thus in most need of a pay rise when looking at pay rise % is not a realistic assessment. If anything they should be front-and-centre...

I think we're gonna win today.

So had we voted remain do you think we'd still have parliament three years on arguing over what remain meant? Or had two elections based around it? Fact is the ambiguity over leave is much much bigger than that of remain.

Still not representative of the whole is it and therefore doesn't give a true and accurate account.......

They'll nibble away around the edges making it more and more unaffordable until they can argue the entire thing needs to go. the pharma aspect is one part of that plan.

We've been terrible and the early injury to Sinclair hasn't helped. The ref seems much quicker to give penalties against England than SA. That first penalty they missed he gave almost before the player was on the floor then about 10 minutes later he didn't give one to England when SA held up the...

Depends on if the 48% is on one defined outcome and the 52% an accumulation of almost endless undefined options......

Deflection. What about the far more numerous UK casuals that aren't?

Disappointed. Would feel he was going there for the higher payday because he's got his structure here, a large amount of belief and goodwill from both the board and fans. There he would have immediate expectations, a massive clearout to get within upcoming budget restrictions and probably little...

It tells me that you've cherry picked your data to exclude those most likely to be poorly paid. What about casuals? short-term contracts? temps? or are these people not worthy of inclusion in your Victorian mindset?

Then just link that post rather than ask him to do it.....

I believe so. If you get told that average wage inflation is say 2% and you're getting 1.5% you'd feel a bit hard done by. But if you could see that the average in your wage band was 1% you'd actually done better than average. Or vice versa. Not to mention the disparity between higher and lower...

OR why don't you do it to prove him wrong. Or are you just lazy and workshy?