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As much as I love the likes of Calde and co I believe that doctors, engineers and the like make a greater contribution to the economy. If you want to reduce migration to the 'tens of thousands' mentioned by May then it makes sense to replace returning footballers with medical professionals...

I think you are mixing quality with quantity.

Premier League will still be attractive as they can afford to pay the £20-40million it costs to sign an established international, unlike clubs in the Championship.

Here are the facts. Presently there is an "Australian style points based system" in respect of Non-EU football players who want to play in English football. This is a combination of their domestic country's FIFA ranking and the proportion of international matches the player has played in the...

It took 7 years to bounce back.

1: By having a smaller economy as a result of Brexit the economy can afford fewer items. 2:By restricting migration as a result of Brexit you end up with fewer providers. So no Ulloa, Calderon, Bruno, Knockaert, but more Leon Best's and Chris O'Grady's (I'm assuming here that if the government...

I do believe that. Budget decisions are the responsibility of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who is an elected minister of parliament and chosen as an MP by the British electorate.

Keep on going old timer, we're being promoted soon!

When you have little left to lose, gambling becomes more attractive. I just wish Bashldir the best in getting a good break.

So do I from a macroeconomic point of view, but from Bashldir 's position, it's a gamble worth taking surely?

That's a very fair point you make. If globalisation, free trade and migration have not benefited you then voting leave is the right thing to do as the existing system has been of no help.

So you are proposing less choice and higher prices. Why didn't the out campaign explain this in their campaign?

We currently export more to Ireland than China though. It's a very difficult country to sign export deals with, and there is little/no intellectual property protection so if you are a service provider (as I am) they just hire you once and steal your content (as I found out). In the EU there is...

Yes, yes, yes she's lost her job, sympathies and all that. But MORE importantly we have our country back and therefore let's REJOICE in taking back power from those unelected bureaucrats who want to create a superstate where we will all have to speak German and eat snails.

Because the UK is in the EU.

No they are not. Do you have any evidence that proves otherwise?

Buy British what though? Cars? Televisions? Clothes? Steel? Ships? Coal? Computers? Mobile Phones? Bananas?

Why? For convenience. Presently most Eurobond clearing takes place in London. The ECB is based in Frankfurt, it could easily request that those transactions take place within the EU itself, ideally Frankfurt, especially as it is responsible should any EU banks crash in a similar manner to that...

I'd ensure a Lithuanian cleaning lady/au pair too if I were you #NodsHeadKnowingly

That seems a fractured logic. Surely if you want to reduce inequality, making everyone poorer is a silly approach. Why not increase the wealth of the poorest instead? I'm teaching a class of bankers this week, they are all from over Europe. They don't like Brexit, but have said that their...