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The keeper couldn’t have got out the way of palmers shot The Nearly Man strikes again

Eccles is nowhere near the level of Sheaf and Torp is inexperienced at this level

he can do what he likes

Why would Da Silva go? He’s got another 3 years on his deal - no one would want him on the terms he’s on. Same for Palmer. Godden has a year left on his best contract Allen is a useful player in the squad Can see very little movement at all

Luton 11 from 6 games now - every chance they will stay up against all odds

There’s no other realistic option as Da silva is tripe

Bore off

He isn’t good enough consistently enough to be a starter in a championship team with promotion aspirations

Bidwell 5? On that basis Da Silva would be -1

Yes I’m fine thanks but you did not link the whole article - the forecast by 2026 suggests it have inflation back to only 2% I believe you and many thought that the sanctions would end the Russian resistance and bring its economy to its knees causing the country to crumble. In fact it’s now...

That can’t be right surely

You don’t seem to have linked the whole article. Strange? https://www.ft.com/content/21a5be9c-afaa-495f-b7af-cf937093144d The outlook is growth and higher growth along with India and China vs most western economies - this despite punitive sanctions which will inevitably disappear once the war...

Most definitely and businesses and governments across the globe will be happy and relieved when this happens

They also of course will benefit by having most of Ukraine’s infrastructure destroyed before any attempt to look at a peaceful solution

I was asking - have you read the IMF forecasts?

Obviously- well to most it seems

Have you read the IMF forecasts?

Inflation slashed by 10% points and forecast at 2% by 2026 as well Bit better than when the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 90’s

I could.

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