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So what your saying is the football brings out the 'flight or fight response" in him.

When he will do his hip again climbing the stairs.

Why are we re-engaging a land agent? I thought we'd never stopped looking for a site so surely the land agent has always been on board? :emoji_thinking:

Maybe that's the reason we've been going short passing out from the back? - Hit it long from the kick off and it'd be half time before the ball landed. However I'm looking forward to seeing a 4-mile clearance upfield and Godden leaping 10 feet in the air to get his head on a cross.

That was my point - the hypocrisy of the US using Chinese subsidies as an excuse for the tariffs when it is a practice they themselves do, albeit arguably to a lesser extent.

Where did I say that? I'm no fan of China and the way it blatantly ignores things like IPR and copyright protections of foreign companies or the way they subsidise many of their industries and have too much interference. I think they're a nation that need to be watched very very carefully for...

As I've said before I think we've reached a point where the only option is to threaten the two extremes of Remain and No Deal in a legally-binding second referenduml. Truly focus the minds of the moderates on both sides to sort something out and agree to it in the EU/Parliament or both will end...

Derrick Robbins is to be reanimated because he's got a similar name to Mark. Unfortunately all attempts to animate Chris Coleman have failed dismally.

Personally I prefer this Labour option to the LD 'scrap Brexit' line, which is very much putting all their eggs in one basket. With that policy pretty much any other policy issue will almost be an irrelevance as it's specifically targeted at hard-remain voters. Similarly they'll have considered...

But this is still technically market interference from the state so a die-hard Free Marketer should be against state aid of any description to private businesses to the same extent they oppose state regulation. If the govt agreed to pay each company £x per worker in exchange for paying NLW this...

Good points. I guess part of it is that "what might have been" had he not gone into TV. Similar with the stories of Clough agreeing to join us but we weren't willing to wait for him to become available.

I was saying that according to capitalist dogma businesses that can't afford to pay living wages and make a profit should close because they aren't viable. That was my point with the analogy - it was based on how a fully paid up capitalist should react, not me personally. FYI I'm not a fan at...

Is it your dick? You seem to get a hard-on disagreeing with people ;)

Cause we've got Brandon Mason The best left back in League One And we're going up We're going up

Although as I've said before I'm in favour of a 2nd ref with clearly defined outcomes I think the idea by Corbyn/Labour could be a little disingenuous. In the detail it says a 'Labour-negotiated Brexit deal'. 1. I thought one of the big arguments was about how the government was sidelining...

No, I'm not necessarily against subsidising private industry as a blanket rule - in some cases it does prevent a big shock to local or national economies that would have knock-on effects down the line. I'm more for subsidising infrastructure and services that are beneficial to society as a whole...

Luckily you got off lightly after bribing the judge with a reach-around.

Worst performance of the season so far.

Not instantly but I think his stock would rise over time to be mentioned along with, but not alongside, Hill. If for no other reason than the complete change Hill made to the club and its operations all round, not just on the pitch (even though that was impressive) Hill was also very well...

WIth the Marosi thing, if that'd been Burge would people be having the 'Walsh was at fault' argument or just pinning the entire thing on the keeper because it's Burge. You have to accept it is inevitable that playing that way it will at some point cost you the odd goal when it goes wrong, but if...