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It was challenged (albeit not as much by the politicians involved as it should) and there were numerous clips of vox pops with people talking about this very claim and when the interviewer said "we don't send £350m a week, it's a lot less overall" the main response was a dismissive wave of the...

Hence why I said at best it was a mistruth. The other side did make comments against it. Even independent fact finders and journalists questioned them on it numerous times stating how the figure was grossly misleading as it didn't include the rebate or money we got back. There is the famous...

Or the 2016 referendum where the main protagonists went around claiming outcomes and deals which were completely and utterly unfeasible, toured the country with a bus with a message on the side which if you're being very, very kind would be described as a mistruth (but more accurately described...

So you're saying that there aren't people that have been fighting to get out since our decision to join in 1972? They've spent over 40 years complaining about the situation and trying to push us out. They had a referendum in 1975. They tried it under Maggie but got blown out the water because...

Wigan Athletic 0-3 Coventry City (2019-20 Professional Development League 2) - YouthHawk

Yes. Got subbed after about an hour I think.

But isn't part of their job implementing what the majority voted for scrutinising the bill to ensure it does that? I can see in future if/when this bill passes and there are things in it that leavers don't like them blaming parliament for not realising it didn't do what they wanted. Technically...

Because you keep on going on about how much he's trying to do to ensure Brexit. Up until he became PM he's been one of the main ones stopping it. He could've voted for this deal (or one almost identical but probably slightly better) months ago. He didn't. Because he wanted to be PM and voting...

Ther is the counter argument that parliament want to scutinise the deal in detail to ensure it is OK. It is after all something that will change the constitution and thus the British way of life for generations. Whereas Alexander is effectively having a tantrum because everyone won't just do...

Providing the full backs with support is obviously needed, but the formation we play isn't always the easiest to provide it. So I think we need to make sure we're playing the full backs with the most 'nous'. IMO at LB that is Mason. Others may argue differently, as McCallum is taller so less...

Tranmere aren't creating a great number of chances and as scoring chances is Ponticelli's predominant attribute it'd be limiting his chances of affecting the game positively. Right now Tranmere probably need a striker who has a better overall game, even if they aren't as clinical in front of...

Any stat in isolation is worth fuck all. You could say a striker has scored 100 career goals - looks quite good. But depends on how many matches he's played. What level he's scored them at. If he's played over 1000 games at L2 level it's less impressive. Same with minutes per goal. Taken in...

If so might be worthwhile putting Mason back in. Need to make sure we've got cover on the bench for Dabo in case we need to bring him off.

It doesn't mean fuck all. It just shouldn't be used in isolation. Which I haven't done.

I think it is possible to play two up top without wingers. Wingers are best if you've got a 'proper' centre forward to challenge for crosses and either aim at goal or have the second striker sniffing around for knockdowns/second balls. We don't, with Biamou arguably the closest thing to that...

In 2017/18 (last time he was fit) he was our joint fourth highest scorer, despite playing way fewer minutes than everyone else. In terms of goal per minutes that season he was our best performing striker, including McNulty. He's worth a try given how everyone else has done.

Long term (like a generation type long term) I can see us looking to rejoin due to economic and geopolitical circumstances surrounding Russia and China. But like you say if we apply to rejoin we'll definitely be in a weaker position than now and won't have half the influence we did when we...

Is this sarcasm? If there is a pact between the two it makes it more likely that Tories and Alexander will win and embolden him and the disaster capitalists further, not to mention all the other stuff they'd put in the manifesto for the good of the rich rather than the good of the people. Brexit...

Not a very inspiring tie at all.

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