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Not crying and I certainly hope it works out for the best. Saying that how can anyone, including those that voted leave, not be alarmed by the speed at which the backtracking is taking place?

Interestingly it looks like the areas with the strongest leave vote are the areas that benefit the most economically from being in the EU.

so having already said they can't promise the extra £350m they kept banging on about the Leave campaign now saying they aren't sure they can cut immigration! Been several people on the various news channels saying they voted leave as a protest but wanted to remain. Don't understand that at all.

NI is interesting. A push to leave the UK there has more implications than it does in Scotland. Let's just hope they move forward peacefully and it doesn't serve as a spark to reignite past issues. Hopefully we're long enough removed from those times for it to be a non issue.

Possibly but worth noting that pre-result when polls favoured leave the £ dropped, when they favoured stay it rose. At leaves highest polling point investorers were giving preference to negative interest German bonds over Sterling. That is a very worrying sign. It's already the worst crash...

Obviously you can debate how accurate any poll is but interesting if this is even vaguely correct.

A poll result before a Leave vote is a lot different to an actual second referendum. What did you expect Corbyn to say, that we should ignore the result?

What an absolute prick Farage is "we have won without a single bullet being fired".

The SNP have wanted another referendum since they lost the last one. With Scotland voting to stay in the EU this gives them the perfect excuse.

And so it begins. Not even 8am and Leave backtracking on the extra £350m a week. The economy has certainly held up well, the £ falling faster than Black Wednesday. Pretty sure their calls for a period of calm equates to we haven't got a clue what to do next as we didn't expect to win. Almost...

A whole range of organisations? Not sure it stands up to a great deal of scrutiny. You have the national bodies who are supposed to support grass roots anyway (similar to how the FA is responsible for football), then you have regional bodies (again the same is already in place with football)...

Think he's made the right desicion. Not like he won't be getting paid loads at Leicester and he can stay there and be a hero or risk a move and end up like Rickie Lambert.

I used the link on the clubs website to add a subscription into my calendar and it was updated the morning they released the fixtures. They also update it when games get moved. If what ever you're importing into supports that its a good option.

I would guess its pretty much the opposite of peppercorn rent.

Football finance just wasn't as big of an issue back then. It never crossed my mind to wonder where the money was coming from to pay the type of players we had. Then of course by the time the realisation came it was too late.

I only really use it for the commentary. Its pretty reliable these days. You can subscribe for one month which might be your better option if you don't need it all the time. If you do that keep an eye open after Xmas as they often do a cheap 'get the rest of the season' deal.

How many games are televised? Reckon we could be in with a shout.

WTF? So if my car gets stolen its not a crime if its insured?

Cracking second half this.

Friday afternoon will be fine. If the weather is awful you might get a few people leaving early Sunday afternoon but you'll probably be fine then as well.