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I think we probably can “afford” promotion but money alone doesn’t automatically buy you a promotion. It’s bigger than that. The environment has to be right and that’s the issue. The manager can only do so much and anyone who thinks that the bigger picture of catastrophic decision making and...

I see even American think tanks think we’ll struggle post brexit. Fears grow across the Atlantic over Brexit

Is the same manager you had a hissy fit with me over when I wouldn’t agree that he was a premier league quality manager as you were trying to sell his appointment as SISU success? Funnily enough you were the one starting threads on here calling for his head that time too. If we’re the most...

So two out of three were SISU failures then is what you are saying. PS I knew you’d be the first to start a thread like this.

Are you saying holding onto managers too long is another failure to add to the long list of SISU failures.

Exactly this. Taxi for SISU needs to arrive before the club can be turned around.

I wouldn’t be at all surprised if it’s right though. The population split is pretty equal in terms of Protestant to Catholic and we all know what Catholics want. Then you have to consider the amount of people from all faiths who depend on the south for work whether that be that they work in the...

Even if you know where it is it isn’t the easiest to spot going south and going north unless you’re rubber necking and driving without due care and attention you’ll never see it. Besides, I’m still convinced that the naming rights bubble has burst. I’d be surprised if a 10 year deal at the...

And from what I’ve read on the brexit agreement it will continue to conform with the EU post brexit so if *if* Northern Ireland had a referendum and voted leave it’s a formality.

Because it would be unification not new membership. It’s already happened once. Remember Germany was once divided into east and west.

Yet not surprising.

Yep, still don’t think you understand how the veto works.

Again. I’m not sure you know how the veto works.

Absolutely. I was over last Friday night for an event at the sports centre and parked in Cox Street and have to say it’s probably the first time I’ve been in that corner of the city centre since HR and walking from the train station and I couldn’t believe how much better it was than I remember...

Well done Coventry. It may be a bit rough around the edges but what city isn’t. A city full of history, culture and the natural choice in my opinion. Well done all involved with the bid looking forward to visiting some of the shows (whatever they may be) with the family.

I’m thinking you don’t understand how the veto works.

Don’t worry. The EU will bend over backwards and sing our tune, give loads of concessions while we won’t have to give any. Grendull and astute said so so it must be right. How’s that working out for them by the way;) You can see exactly how trade talks are going to go. The tone has been set...

British banks 'will lose access to the EU' after Brexit And maybe you were in bed all day yesterday but David Davis admitted that they had done no impact reports on the effects of brexit to the U.K. financial services. So tell me. What is it that I don’t know or want to admit exactly?

How do you know nothing is going to change? The government hasn’t done any leg work on the impact of brexit. Here’s one fact that has been made. Part of the reason London is a massive world financial centre is because of something called passporting which is gained by single market membership...

All studies? Haven’t you heard. We haven’t done any.