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If you're buying tangible products I don't see why you wouldn't. If I was being asked to buy shares on a promise of a future return I wouldn't.

Yes I would

Nobody played well that day though let's be honest

All of those things have already happened

Agree that it can indeed get worse. The problem for Labour (and the Tories) is that they don't offer any hope that'll get better. The Chancellor seems to see her role as purely to satisfy the whims of the financial markets. She does not seem to recognise that people look round, seeing their...

Wrong about what?

Beneath all the "sixth richest country in the world" stuff is the fact that the UK has most of the poorest neighbourhoods in the whole of Northern Europe, and these places have been that way for 40 years or more now.

9 clean sheets in the 29 games he started last season. We only kept 14 in total. I'd say you're talking shite.

What's the point in having four players competing for two CH spots when we've got other areas of the pitch where there isn't any competition for a place?

From what one of the itk types suggested he's bad on the drink

Christ, on the one hand you're saying there is no point keeping players who aren't guaranteed starters and on the other we need to free up a squad place 🤡

Why are you desperate to weaken the squad? Move him on and we've got one alternative senior centre back to Thomas and Kitching

In fairness to him he actually started a few times for Wolves in the Championship, in their championship winning team as well.

Nigel Farage has been around for a lot longer than 14 years.

Yes, Charles Charlie Charles, one of the famous Charles brothers

The bitterness is off the scale and I'm all for it

It's hardly headline news is it, who cares?

It is an industry in itself, one of the services the company I work for sells is VAT advice, and no doubt the big four who are all firmly entrenched in the major parties make a lot of money advising on VAT themselves.

Game ain't even started yet, chill out

On the second paragraph, 100% agree. VAT in the UK has not tracked the structure of the economy at all, we are a service based economy. 176k businesses in the hotel and catering sector in 2025 up from 132k in 2014. It's a big sector which employs a lot of people and is provider for some real...