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Wow. How have you survived long enough to post on a message board? "People say that I shouldn't step in front of a train, but I've never actually seen anyone get killed by a train so it's probably project fear."

Seriously? The government who are trying to force through a no deal brexit are actually saying "This is what we expect to happen" and you won't believe it until you actually see it? What do you expect to gain from Brexit that makes it worth making so many people who are struggling already suffer...

No, this is their base case scenario. So, this is what they actually expect will happen. I can't imagine how bad worse case would be.

Also against the wishes of the people. Almost nobody voted for leaving with No deal when they voted to leave.

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Is this because of the stadium size? Because that makes absolutely no difference to sustainability whatsoever. Look at this: https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/jun/06/premier-league-finances-club-guide-2016-17 We made £5M from match day whereas a big club like Everton made £14M. So...

Oh. I've not bought a ticket since the very first rollover of the original lottery so sort of assumed that they were £1 each. It appears that I have made mistake.

Oh. I've not bought a ticket since the very first rollover of the original lottery so sort of assumed that they were £1 each. It appears that I have made mistake.

Odds of winning Euro Millions 139.8M to 1. Prize £167M. Just need to buy every single combination and assuming nobody else wins as well, you make a cool £30M. Easy money.

Yes, we have to do all of these things. We have to make sure the company is going to be able to stay solvent in the case of another crash like 2008 etc. It doesn't mean that we're expecting that to happen, it's just a sensible way to run a company (or a country).

The fact that anyone can complain about this is absolute lunacy. So... They're making their plans to try to win the election and then they're working out what scenarios could happen if they win and they're working out how they would deal with worst case scenarios. Surely, no matter how much...

If you look at your chart, do you see what was happening up until 2008? The deficit was coming down massively whilst still taking children out of poverty. The fact that the deficit increased so much was obviously out of control of the Labour government at the time. It has been proven that...

I think he could still turn out OK.

Bah. Neither 510 or 520 works for me and I pay something like £50 a month and they just put it up by £4 a month for no apparent reason. I see a phone call to Virgin retentions in my imminent future.

New stadium should be built for the 2020 season. But, match day revenues are a drop in the ocean compared to sky money.

Exactly my thoughts for ages but then I was desperate and was pleasantly surprised.

Good news as I'm not a fan of Mr C's, however Smileys at the other end of Hangleton (and just round the corner from me), surprisingly does really decent Fish and Chips. I was a real snob and didn't go there for ages when I moved in as I thought "They do pizza and burgers and fish and chips and...

Yeah, because Brighton in general doesn't have liberal attitudes at all. It's not been famed throughout the decades for its liberal attitudes. It's entirely people coming down from London.

So, if I'm reading this correctly, you think that it is good that policemen and firefighters and nurses are capped at a below inflation pay rise again?

It's been a weird election. I've not heard any Tory voters actually say anything positive about anything the Tories have done. It's all been smears on Corbyn, Abbott and Mcdonnell, but they've not actually given any reason that they want to vote for the Tories other than they're not labour. It's...