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Whatever, it's got Juncker's fingerprints all over it

Yep. How exactly is it beneficial to extract their educated youth to provide cheap labour in the richer countries? Exactly whom does it benefit?

Tax avoidance? What about Luxembourg or even closer to home Jersey? Who was the president of Luxembourg whilst blatant tax avoidance was ongoing?

Started on the buckie early today

That must be Doyle past the 75% of games mark as well

Mcsheffrey was so far off the pace today. He ought to retire as he cannot play up front at this level any more. Must have been caught offside 5 times

So many prescient comments....

Cheers Grendel I was thinking about his comments about McNulty. Clueless clown won't show his face here now

He's probably got more of a traditional Scouse accent. The whiney one that seems popular now is a modern construct.

It's PPV

Burge 6 Grimmer 7 Haynes 6 McDonald 8 Hyam 7 Doyle 7 Bayliss 7 Shipley 7 Vincenti 7 JCH 8 McNulty 9 Subs Reid 7 Kelly 7 Biamou 7

We play the way we do as you just cannot play football on that pitch when the game is tight. We played the ball around more when we were comfortably ahead but because players had more time. I'm not really sure why anybody is bothered about champagne performances, it's about winning and we did...

All the moaners again been shown up. We beat them 4-0 in third gear I thought. JCH and McNulty starting to click for the run in. PUSB

We're on course for a record tally of wins and points in a 46 game season this century

You just don't get it do you? The principles of the EU do not allow for anything different. Making life easy for multinational corporations is its raison d'etre. No matter which MEPs are elected, they're working within the confines of the various EU treaties.

It's pretty simple. If we don't like the capitalist club government we have we can elect a different one. We do not have such an option with the EU.

At the moment most of the downsides of Brexit are still predictions rather than fact. Where are the corresponding upsides of remaining? What's the benefit in the long term for the UK? You can see by the behaviour of Juncker, Tusk et al that they do not care for the population of the UK, you...

Corbyn was absolutely right to sack Owen Smith. It was clearly an attempt to undermine him and split the party. The centrist Blairite New Labour types are all over it: Chukka Umunna Alistair Campbell Tony Blair Do these disingenuous clowns not realise that Labour voters and the country has...

Both Russia and the UK are playing that game. Which party was it took us to the Falklands?

Wouldn't have thought so. It pays 6.5% per year but I'm a little unsure if that is always on the initial value of issued bonds rather than the current value of the bonds. I think it's the former but not 100%. If the bond price collapses it might just make that particular financing route...