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I understand matchday to mean matchday - not stadium, repainting, repair etc..we would pay matchday plus stadium maintenance, depreciation costs if we owned our own anyway. So matchday is the same either way and "not taking a hit".

Are we taking a financial hit though? We pay 100000 rent and get over 70000 back from the 50% profits on F&B. We have no responsibility for stadium maintenance etc.. The present rent deal is not really 'taking a hit'. We played about 26 games at a net rent cost of a bit more than 1000,00 a...

Can you post the one where TF said he wouldn't have taken the same deal as Wasps because of the loan. Might help with the JR....

No she doesn't say anything of the sort. She says a group of billionaires- including a successful hedge fund owner/ manager ( not ours. I used the word successful), who all know each other - and Farage - have access to enormous amounts of information on people like us. They can use this...

Oh yes, the rogue cartoonist and Trump supporter... I thought you got it from the express...

What is that supposed to signify? I thought France was not short of potential Islamic terrorists .., seems to be a pro Le Pen cartoon. Where was it?

You are quite right. I just don't think that whoever takes us over would allow that. That would be a sort of fan ownership sponsored by someone else. Which would be great, but why would they buy a club and then let us have voting rights and maybe vote them off the board?

EU membership is better than not being in a powerful bloc. 28 countries have a better bargaining position. That is the start and currently, as negotiations about the single market start - or don't - , the most obvious. The EU is the status quo, so it is up to the Brexiteers to give valid...

No. It has been researched.

No. I never said all Brexit people are right wing. I said right wing people would be attracted. My own brother is right wing and campaigned with Labour leave.

Fear. Fear of being left behind. Resentment. Lack of opportunities. All this channeled against the EU - although the EU isn't necessarily the main cause of the problems they perceive to have. The right wing is nationalistic and has the backing of the Murdoch press and some internet bloggers and...

It isn't automatically, but there is a strong element of right wing involved. The extreme right will be in favour of it - doesn't mean everyone else who supports Brexit is far right or necessarily right wing. I never said that Brexit is automatically fascist. Trump's supporters include many...

Think you spelled his name wrongly..

You trying to cheer me up? She may have another go next time, but she still has legal problems and next time is way off...

A few months is a long time in politics..

Le Pen fought on Frexit and drop the Euro... plus security... Macron fought for the EU with reform and liberal free markets. Neither were from the traditional camps with a history of positions on a wide range of subjects. It was as near to a referendum as you could get and Macron got a...

The alternative would have been far worse...

Well a pro EU candidate won convincingly 65/35.... now you are saying that 35% is a large amount for the fascist anti EU brigade.... some on here claim that the 52/48 was a convincing victory for the anti EU movement here... that must mean that 65% was a mega huge enormous vote for the EU and Euro.

The point being in elections...... not specifically UK elections..

As it turned out, there was a referendum which came out as anti EU. The party leading the polls massively, is doing so under the banner of Brexit means Brexit, which I class as anti EU. Labour is apparently anti hard Brexit, but for Brexit. So it is up to liberals and greens to try and at least...