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    The EU referendum

    It always makes me laugh around election times, or more particularly local election times when people are pulling their hair out because of the low turnout who can't seem to grasp this fact. People don't vote for two very simple reasons: the vast majority of people in this country live very...
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    Tory Monopoly

    Are you really? You obviously don't read the Daily Mail, which is good to know to be honest. This whole thing has backfired quite spectacularly; Cameron is getting sympathy from all sides in what is a total hatchet job. This boils down to two people: Ashcroft who hates Cameron because he...
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    Gas engineer career

    Just don't do any of these crash bang wallop courses; 3 months intensive and you're qualified bla bla. They're expensive and a lot of potential employers are put off by it. I obviously haven't a clue at your financial situation but find a college if you can then phone around local engineers...
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    same sex marriage

    Straight people have to suffer marriage so I don't see why gay people should get away with it.
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    SISU, Swansea and CCFC

    Swansea City council had a great idea; their local rugby and football teams needed a new stadium so they built one. They had the foresight to see that successful sports teams would bring huge benefits to the local economy, so to encourage success they kept the free hold to the stadium so no...
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    Election 2015

    It's been apparent for some time this is exactly what Sturgeon wanted. Stupid she ain't; with the Scottish elections coming they'll propose another referendum on the basis the Tories may take us out of Europe, which they'll probably win with Dave in office.
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    Anyone else listen to the 2 mikes on talksport?

    I always catch up with the podcasts, you know Parry plays a fool but it's brilliant entertainment. It was a mistake getting rid of Parry and Graham on the mid-morning show.
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    Michael Doyle

    He was rubbish years ago; the only thing he did was run around, given he'll be 34 by the time the season starts he probably won't even be able to do that anymore. Big no.
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    Election 2015

    I'm sure he fancied himself to be a strong leader, it just transpired he was hopelessly out his depth. I agree though, he deserved to lose.
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    Election 2015

    Brown's awful smiling at the end of the debates?:facepalm: I can see the logic in going with Ed rather David; they expected they'd be a lot of anger at the end of the recession towards the banks and big business which there is to be fair, so they thought somebody slightly to the center of the...
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    Election 2015

    Miliband only has himself to blame. Appalling campaign and he was an appalling opposition leader, although has been badly advised. Take their major pledge: minimum wage of 8 pounds an hour, by 2020. Based on current inflation it'll be more than 8 pounds by 2020. So, one of their main pledges...
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    Election 2015

    How poor have the major parties been in this campaign again? Probably summed up with the last couple of stunts: the Tory party's 'law' against raising taxes (the law has to be changed to raise taxes anyway) so the Labour party rightly called it out as a gimmick; only to follow it up with their...
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    Election 2015

    'Migrants pay more into the UK economy than they take out in benefits and public services' so I assume they have taken that into account. Only between 8 - 9% of this country is actually built on by the way, so the idea were concreting over everything so also not true. I'm not surprised...
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    Election 2015

    It's a lack of a credible alternative and a belief that given the cost people have paid, we should vote. Vote Green? Yeah, we'll turn all our armed forces' bases into nature sanctuaries and not have an armed forces, we'll rely on some kind of local militia as a defense force. We'll go into...
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    Who would you retain in this current squad?

    We need to look at how we loan players too. Loans are essential for clubs such as ours but they need to be season long and these emergency ones a last resort in an injury crisis. How many players have come through the revolving door in last 2 or 3 years on loan? We all know the owners have no...
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    Who would you retain in this current squad?

    I'll add Willis to that, I think at this level, and as he can play at either centre back or full-back he's a decent squad player.
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    Who would you retain in this current squad?

    Been racking my mind thinking who I'd actually keep from this team come the summer or who I'd be actually arsed about if they left, the bothered about keeping list is rather short. Maddison is the only player I'd be truly disappointed to lose, which given he has only started 4 games about sums...
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    What do you want SISU to do in the summer?

    Give Mowbray a real contract; allow him to put in place the scouting network he wants; give him the resources to tear this squad apart and rebuilt it because from what I've seen we need 10 or 11 new players again.
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    What do you do when the opposition score against us?

    Back in the Championship days when we had a half a decent team under Adams, and at times under Coleman, when we had decent gates against the bigger teams like Derby, Wolves, Birmingham, Leicester ect I was literally devastated if we conceded and equally delirious if we scored. The last time I...
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    Election 2015

    I'll be voting Labour or Tory, I'd never vote UKIP and the Greens are nuts. The only reason I will be voting however is because my grandad is a war vet and I feel I should because of sacrifices of those who've come before us. I'm sick of the whole thing; everything they come out with is...
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