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Let's deal with their actual policy rather than a poor interview

No. They haven't said that at all you cretin

You're allowed to move out if your mum's if you win

Trade deals are not the driver, its rampant consumerism. We all buy too much crap.

Kelly back in the side, he looked fine last night. He isn't going to get fit sitting on the bench. I'd play Walsh and O'Hare either side of him, be good to release Walsh to get further forward. Shipley was dire at Rotherham.

Annoyingly I've found out some c**t has won it before I'd even done the final draft of my resignation letter

Terrible grammar check, spacing all over the place check, tedious stereotypes check, ignoring the actual issues at hand check.

I'm so ashamed

I voted leave if that's what you mean

Not at all just saying he's out of form. People reading stuff that isn't there, you love to see it.

Baka getting slated but he's had a greater impact than Godden in the last 3 games, I would consider giving him a run out Sunday

He likes us because like Salford we don't play in the place we're named after

Both experienced heads with the worst two penalties

Macfadzean again. Needs a spell out of the team

None of the teams are rich / likely to pay compo for a new manager. Sunderland will revert again to 'experience' as it has never failed them, likewise Stoke. No idea with Barnsley but it won't be an English manager imo

Given that we're a parliamentary democracy and that there has been a general election since then where both main parties campaigned on the basis of a deal I'd say that trumps whatever the perceived outcome of the referendum was

It was just a bad day at the office. 1 defeat in 11 games doesn't suggest a Plan B is required at all. What is required is players not making silly mistakes

It implies that the deal was ever sea ready in the first place. The BBC is pathetic.

This is the mentality (also expressed by some of this thread) we're having to deal with. The UK is being humiliated by these utter arseholes:

Honestly grow up