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I read Daniel Hannan's book about the inner workings of the EU (he's a Tory MEP - I don't share his politics by any means). The EU ultimately wants to be recognised as a state in itself, I don't want that. I am British and I want to hold the elected British government to account; the leave vote...

Here's one of them now.

I didn't vote out based on that, don't know anybody who did. Did you know that it is actually EU rules that open provision of NHS services up to competition?

I'll give older people their due (anybody who was old enough to vote in the EEC referendum of 1975 i.e. 57 years or older) they voted us in to what become the EU so they can vote us out again if they want.

People in London are like a different breed. They can't believe that us suckers in the provinces have voted against them. It shows the mentality of your typical university leaver, no wonder politics is a mess. They genuinely think that they know better than everybody else.

All they know is what people are betting on tbh!

I had a fiver on it last night at 8/1.....I never doubted there would be a leave vote, virtually everybody I spoke to (outside of work) was voting out. Just annoyed I didn't put a few more quid on.

The Calais Jungle 'deal', I believe is a separate Anglo-French treaty which has nothing to do with our membership of the EU. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juxtaposed_controls

What do you think they should do, Mike?

Companies trade, countries don't. Countries facilitate trade for the good of their economies. If a reciprocal free trade agreement between the UK and member states of the EU was valuable yesterday it still is today. Corbyn should have gone with his instinct and backed the leave campaign, the...

Some of his best shoes are black.

There is an awful lot to be said for momentum. It's a sensible signing by Clough, they are already steady at the back and have now signed a great centre half at that level, assuming he stays fit.

The new one is equally cold and exposed.

Won't you miss the main chunk of it. It's bad today and tomorrow, should settle down a bit by Friday I think.

Portsmouth at home. Great.

LEAGUE CUP DRAW NOW: We're in the Southern section.......

I work in London regularly so I'll be trying to sort a trip down there. Ideally in Kingston as we work with an organisation down there.

He is the fall guy but politicians are very good at creating such entities!

They don't actually. Footballers are not like 'job for life' employees. They sign short contracts and generally expect to move around.

The club might wait to see how many season tickets they've sold before deciding how much matchday tickets are. It might be a better way of assuring the budget.