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The same Bradford where the Muslim households of Manningham neighbouring Valley Parade opened their doors en masse to help supporters fleeing the fire disaster in 1985 including access to their telephones pre mobile phones and comfort.

And shouldn’t be in the net migration figures in the first place.

Old El Paso at dinner time in the White House 🌮

Decent little player but a touch of Darren Anderton.

Some goal music never to be used at St Mary’s

Aka Mr and Mrs Bazunu.

It has the potential to unravel very quickly.

Don’t want him to string the club along though.

Agree, and after what @Turkish posted about the new guy’s track record it seems a big risk. They could go up with 100 points and it could be a Adkins/Pochettino gamble that works but equally could be a Southampton 2005/6. Whereas I’m fairly certain Edward’s would have had them top 6 minimum.

The water companies are a disaster. Thames is bad enough but South West Water is another level of criminal. The water bills are eyewatering in Devon and Cornwall for supposedly keeping the beaches clean. And there was the Brixham poisoning incident. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2d8krmgj9o

The kebab houses, Indian restaurants, Fish & Chip shops and KFCs of Leicester will never forget Joe.

Depends who is coming in. Many churches are only still open due to Polish and Nigerian incomers for work. And most parts of the world, certainly Europe, haven’t flogged off most if not all of their essential infrastructure and failed to translate their oil boom into a sovereign fund like Norway. Add in the debts, Brexit economic impact and yes, sacrifices and compromises are necessary if we are to have a comprehensive health system, better social care and financial provision still when we’re older.

Doesn’t take a lot with the hardest core bits of the UDF or dissident Republicans. Change from Guinness to Murphy’s (which I actually prefer) being served in their local pub is probably sufficient for two full days of rioting, and 3 burned out buses.

Firmly in agreement on the second point. This is where far more volume of tribunals and less judges chairing asylum appeals is inevitable. On the first point, someone can come here for a skilled job, be sponsored to come and the firm either goes pop for reasons none of their making or gets taken over. I’d be uncomfortable if they didn’t have a bit of bridge/safety net until the next role which they should secure with the skills they came in on. Time limited to some extent but if they’re homeless at the end of the month that’s going into America territory. We need to re-skill our own NEETs but it takes time, a lot of coaching and investment, and there needs to be semi-stable jobs to go into. It might help ease some of the resentment though for their parents/grandparents.

Fair enough. As long as enough of the population realise and acknowledge the trade offs needed.