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"Your attitude is the reason so many of us no longer attend the football" of course it is!!

Agree. One big bonus of leaving the EU was that we wouldn't be included in the CETA deal with Canada which was basically TTIP lite. Well this is pretty much the same thing. To be honest it just seems to be irrelevant, in the EU or out, the interests of the corporate world will always be looked...

I like Duck but he is potentially only here for a further 9 games which is a worry.

It allows the Trade and Industry department to circumnavigate Parliament. I thought a massive part of Brexit was about keeping our parliamentary democracy. This allows an individual department to push through legislation that would previously have been subject to Parliamentary scrutiny. Doubly...

you can't be right, they're a friendly hedge fund.

that's something totally different.

the department of Trade and Industry is apparently looking to get the power to by pass Parliament when negotiating trade deals. Post-Brexit trade bill could free ministers to sign deals without parliament This will be a massive kick in the teeth to our democracy which I though was part of the...

I don't think it's the formation as much as the way players are restricted within the formation. I would like to see Kelly getting much further forward from the start. I think it's quite conceivable that if we do start creating more chances the current bunch of forwards still won't convert...

Brady should have been kept alive for as long as possible purely because he didn't want to be but I get the point. I'm not a supporter of the death penalty in general because I don't think it works but some people, like brady are so evil you wonder about the point of keeping them alive.

think it's fair to say not many civil libertarians would share that view!

he does hold some civil libertarian views. But his views on drugs and homosexuality are certainly not civil libertarian and he writes for the mail, the Express and a US based magazine of a similar ilk whose name I can't remember. He also supports the death penalty.

he has certainly renounced a lot of his believes from his earlier years. He is very authoritarian, very draconian and very religious to the point he doesn't believe in the separation of church and state.

it's worrying that there is no consensus regarding any of our strikers as to them being any good, (Duck perhaps), which is worrying and probably points to them being a poor bunch.

to call him an idiot is a bit unfair, he's slightly mad and contradicts himself a lot but he can be fairly interesting even if you don't agree with him. Even though he is anti EU he voted remain and his reasoning for doing so pretty much concur with mine so we've got something in common! Thanks...

he's an idiot. If you want right wing commentators there are far better than him.

the primary issues is lack of goals obviously but the debate seems to be whether it's lack of creativity or misfiring strikers. I think both to a certain extent though the lack of creativity is my main concern.

I'd imagine its a lot easier to handle the wheels coming off when you've got a Premier League title in the boot.

never read anything by him but he was good mates with Christopher Hitchen so that's good enough for me. What book would be a good starter?

I'll leave it there, you might like it, or you might hunt me down for mentioning it! It's that kind of album!

Pet Sounds is superb. Saw Brian Wilson in the legends slot at Glastonbury, lovely sunny afternoon it was fantastic though he is literally a tribute act of himself as he hasn't a clue where he is half the time and the band carry him through.