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Can I suggest that such a simple binary choice is why we're in such a mess. Choice should be: Brexit - but retaining access to Single Market and all that entails, e.g. freedom of movement, various competition regulations etc Brexit - customs union only Brexit - no deal, trade on WTO with both...

There's always an upside

No, he lives in Wyken I believe. He'll only be in a relatively low wage.

Cheers, I hadn't thought about the train for some reason. Might be able to get the 1340 but it'll be tight

Thanks for that. Fucking terrific.

Backed by the council strangely, no proof of funds required etc in 1997!

Are you pissed?

I understand that, but, i don't know what powers were delegated to the council officers who sat on ACL's board

I genuinely wouldn't be surprised if the councillors were in the dark, they don't appear to be the most diligent individuals

One thing about what Mutton says is that I don't know how well informed he was about the prospective Wasps takeover, not saying he didn't know but we don't know that he knew.

The customs union isn't the single market but the single market has features of the customs union.

It is friendly, great city which I prefer to up its own arse Manchester. Glasgow is another really friendly city too.

To extend that thinking we'll blame the club for all the woes on the pitch as it's nothing to do with SISU

It isn't difficult to leave it's difficult to make a success of leaving without a proper viable plan and doing significant preparation first.

When they're multilateral ones not really no, there is no fundamental difference between the Treaty whether you're the UK or whether you're Slovakia the deal on offer is the same. "Deal" is the simplistic 'person buying a new car' thinking that has got us into this mess.

I follow a former leaver on Twitter who wrote a blog on this, called it 'simplism'. The leave campaign especially distill every Brexit issue into a simplistic decision related back to leave or not.

Yes but he shouldn't need a pre season to shed timber, he's either fully committed to being a footballer or he isn't

No less relevant if Robins is here or not then as any new manager will inherit his squad when he 'definitely' leaves

They didn't all 'get a deal', they've all signed up to Treaties which are multilateral agreements between the members. FoM is enshrined in a treaty that they've all signed as members, which originated as the Treaty of Rome but is now the Treaty for the Functioning of the European Union.