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  1. chiefdave

    Euro 2016 big thread

    "hell of a save" - it was straight at him, he'd have had to move to miss it!
  2. chiefdave

    Euro 2016 big thread

    Where's the fight? You'd expect more passion from our lot in the annual Nuneaton pre-season game.
  3. chiefdave

    Forthcoming General Election

    They could call it the Liberal Democrats.
  4. chiefdave

    Forthcoming General Election

    They wouldn't be happy with that either. They want a Blairite and a return to New Labour.
  5. chiefdave

    Euro 2016 big thread

    I wouldn't wait that long.
  6. chiefdave

    Forthcoming General Election

    How does that work then? You have a political party, you have members of that party. The members give a clear indication of the direction the want the party to go in. Party completely ignores it and does its own thing? Should all parties become an imitation of the Tories to try and get more votes?
  7. chiefdave

    Forthcoming General Election

    And that's from someone who detests Corbyn.
  8. chiefdave

    Forthcoming General Election

    In all seriousness I wonder what those who have resigned think when they see that?
  9. chiefdave

    Euro 2016 big thread

    This is piss poor from England. Iceland might not have the big names but they've got a plan and they're working hard for each other.
  10. chiefdave

    Euro 2016 big thread

    He'd switched off after the goal. Sort of thing that annoying when City do it but shouldn't be happening in the knockout stages of an international tournament.
  11. chiefdave

    Euro 2016 big thread

    FFS. We've seen that a few times before!
  12. chiefdave

    Euro 2016 big thread

    What was the keeper doing there? Sterling was being pushed out wide, was never going to score.
  13. chiefdave

    The EU: In, out, shake it all about....

    The thing I have heard repeatedly is the financial services won't go as the staff won't move. Don't buy that. The staff will go, these aren't minimum wage workers - they earn a fortune. If their employer says move they will move.
  14. chiefdave

    The EU: In, out, shake it all about....

    In the TTIP one? That needed some major revision but seemed to be flying under the radar. My fear is we will get something similar if not worse if it is down to the conservatives to negotiate it. They wouldn't be concerned for a second to sign away the UKs right to public ownership of things...
  15. chiefdave

    Matchday ticket prices ?!

    Who knows. To be honest they could justifiably ditch it as we didn't get the same treatment from other teams.
  16. chiefdave

    The EU: In, out, shake it all about....

    What we're going to end up with is freedom of movement, having to accept the majority of EU regulations (as we will have to comply to trade), and still paying in but we will have no say in anything. While we will pay less in we won't be getting anything out so the net difference might be...
  17. chiefdave

    The EU: In, out, shake it all about....

    No but by the end of day one we were being told the markets were starting to turn around and recover. Doesn't seem that way now. I'm not expecting everything to be fantastic, what I am expecting is a plan and some action being taken. At the moment the leave campaign look like they've been...
  18. chiefdave

    The EU: In, out, shake it all about....

    Those pesky facts trying to make things look bad ;)
  19. chiefdave

    Forthcoming General Election

    Difference is its not a small group this time. The majority of party members voted for Corbyn. Since that vote his poll rating among Labour members has gone up (won with 59%, polls have him now at 66%). In fact since the referendum his poll rating overall has risen to the highest its even been...
  20. chiefdave

    The EU: In, out, shake it all about....

    We've just lost our AAA credit rating, now AA with a negative outlook.
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