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But the proble with the impasse is that apparently everyone wants a deal, no-one will agree to one. So the whole thing keeps on getting put back and put back, which is hardly going to force anyone hand because so many of those negotiating on both sides don't really want us to leave anyway...

No you couldn't make it up, because that's what the Tories did, inc Brexit secretaries Davis and Raab

It does seem like we took the one game they could manage at this intensity and have just softened them up for others and in the process harming our own GD in relation to everyone else (albeit they do now have a lot of different players).

Definitely not putting Godden wide - O'Hare in a wider position if necessary. Not sure about kastaneer for Jobello - he could well make a difference but he looks very very unpredictable. Jobello you can sort of see what you're going to get.

What you're saying is you want Kastello.

More to come from them and they need to step up a bit but we could have worse. Tempted to bring O'Hare in for one of them next game but more likely to see him replace Westbrooke, or maybe Shipley to a lesser extent.

Think he meant draw the series

Will happily take that point. At least we were going out to win the game. Top and still unbeaten can't be bad. I think O'Hare will start next game, just not quite sure who for. Personally I think he'll replace one of Hiwula or Jobello.

And you've ignored me saying the inflation would be down to greed by the rich and the companies by exploiting the increase in wages and refusing to accept a hit to their quite substantial profit margins in the case of large corporations.

Not having to pay all the tax credits etc would reduce the burden on the government so theoretically taxes can be reduced, or better utilised to further benefit businesses on health etc so workers spend less time off ill (reducing sick pay) or not working to their potential. As you would agree...

Looking forward to what? Going by the emoji I'm guessing the laxatives to kick in....

You truly are Victorian aren't you.

Labour has an issue with anti-semitism, but much of what is perceived as such it is just criticism of Israeli policy such occupation and disproportionate responses, much of which is justified to some extent or another. The problem is that those who are genuinely anti-Semitic latch onto this to...

Maybe the business model isn't flawed but the system within which it operates is if it doesn't allow the workers to be able to afford to live. Describing paying someone more so they can afford to live as a 'levy'. Were you brought up in the Victorian era? FFS. Also what is your rationale on...

But I thought you were a staunch capitalist? If a business can't survive paying it's expenses it should go out of business as the business model is flawed. Or do you support the likes of the CAP and CFP which do very similar - keep inefficient businesses with products people don't want to buy...

Who's suggesting that unskilled wages should be raised to skilled wages? At best you're argument could be that in order to maintain a decent incentive for people to become skilled workers you would need to maintain a decent gap between the two and in the vast majority of cases that could be...

The thing with IF we were Championship next season. I think if we were in the mix and likely to get promoted this season attendances at Stans would increase, and that might lead to a small increase at the start of next season. But it's widely perceived that the jump between Champ and L1 is...

C'mon H - the correct response is 'SPLITTERS!"

No, they don't.