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Thank you for demonstrating what I’m saying.

We can all see you’re clueless too. Difference is I’m not pretending I’m not. Unlike you.

You reply to posts asking questions that bare no relation to the post in question. You then answer your own questions. You’re very much arguing with yourself. You’ve just done it again.

What are you asking me for? Did I not just tell you I’m clueless. Ask astute. He can apparently tell you all you need to know on the subject.

Tell us all about Karoshi. Resident Japan expert.

Going of on a tangent again. No one has suggested anything like that. It’s like you answer a post with what you which the post had said so you can have an argument about it. You’re arguing with yourself and I don’t think you even realise it. London has grown of the back of passporting. In fact...

Thanks largely to passporting under EU membership. A big loss to London. Confirmation that London has the most to lose.

That’s right I don’t have the slightest clue, like you. A drop in a big pond is less damaging than a drop in a small pond. You don’t have to be a genius to understand that. You have confirmed one of my original comments though. You’re clearly just repeating a load of stuff you’ve read, mashed...

B) Cook dinner C) Chippy night

Yeah OK. I’m surprised you haven’t pulled the there’s a game tomorrow line yet. Maybe you’re saving it for me.

I think it’s been officially for sale since they were relegated to league two.

He’s had a bad day and clearly doesn’t have a cat to kick so he’s trying to take it out on posters instead. It was just your turn. Probably mine now.

He’s owns Port Vale but is originally from Coventry. I’m not sure what his long game is with borough but I understand he was invited to purchase the ground and it had to be ratified by the FL given his involvement with Port Vale. Not sure what his connection is with borough or the people behind...

Norman Smurthwait owns the ground doesn’t he not Nuneaton borough?

There’s more chance of it bringing down a U.K. bank for one simple reason. The EU’s risk is spread other a far greater number of institutions and countries than in the U.K. and the U.K. alone. It’s basic math.

The irony of this post is of the scale. Where exactly have I said London hasn’t been involved in the financial industry pre EU membership? That’s right, I haven’t. You then go onto tell us that the financial sector is 150 years or more, when you say more I’m sure you don’t mean 300 more because...

Same as you. How do I know? Because I’ve read your posts. All your doing is rehashing things you’ve read and then mashing them together until they become noise. Only confirmed by you twice now asking me what I want to know. If you knew you wouldn’t be asking, you would already know what I need...

The fact that London is the financial capital of the world makes it especially vulnerable. It’s not happened by accident, it’s happened partly if not largely because we’re in the EU and London’s growth in this sector has been turbocharged because it’s seen as a gateway into Europe. Any damage...

Ha ha ha ha.

Gibraltar status is URGENT - Spain demands talks AFTER Brexit Northern Ireland, Scotland, Gibraltar. The break up of the union was a leave scare story. Apparently. Still, at least we’ll keep Wales so the ECB should remain undamaged. Every cloud and all that.