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Indeed, tariffs are purely about protectionism nothing to with protecting consumer pricing

I was on about 93 as I thought that was mentioned in the post

Not at all, our average gate is 9k (which is skewed by a 28k attendance vs Accrington). Our highest average over the last 40 years is 21k. Why on earth would you necessarily think it should go another 25% beyond that?

We don't have a trade deal with India whilst we are in the EU, so how could we have anything worse after Brexit?

Probably because generally speaking, that one country in the EU is the destination for more Indians already than the rest combined: Statistics of Indian Population abroad, Non-resident Indian and Person of Indian Origin Nothing wrong with the UK wanting some mechanism for managing those...

Smoke Bombs and copying all that foreign rubbish is embarrassing

I remember going vs Ipswich on a midweek game and the attendance was 9k, 1994 it was. We had a gate of 12k at home to Villa a few weeks before. I think a gate of 20k + is pretty decent and 15k on Saturday was great too.

Weren't the capacity of Old Trafford reduced that year whilst they rebuilt the Stretford End.

Is it the SISU Telegraph as well now Muhammad Saeed al-italiahorse?

Up to all the sort of stuff the council said SISU would do. Honestly, the Wasps wankers are the biggest bunch of brass necked hypocrites I've ever known. The sooner they either go bust or fuck off back to wherever their nomadic way takes them the better.

You must think that McSheffrey's career in league football is now over

I like it, thinking outside of the box.

Didn't they even put rugby posts up at the Higgs for a short period?

First top 6 finish in 48 years

What bollocks.

Yep, they're for next season and even then I suspect they might be eased in

Good luck to him, good to see that we're not resting on our laurels.

There is an argument for far more social and other life education in schools I think tbh. The PPI scandal is a case in point. Catalogues and Brighthouse target poor people, they're the retail equivalent of Wonga etc. V

We've got an economy which is based on consumption, be that of consumer goods or eating out at restaurants, set in the context of piss poor virtually stagnant wages and easy credit. It's no surprise that people are still borrowing, most aspire to a standard of living that feels like the norm but...

The government has encouraged this, all it is is yet another subsidy to their friends in big business, the housebuilding cartel