Danbert

Why no McAdams for Scotland?

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-uk-embarrassment-australia-b2350567.html Boris showing his thorough understanding of international diplomacy once again

Post Brexit boom in UK companies setting up in Germany

Wait, wait, I have a Brexit benefit! We get bush foods

Mea culpa from the Torygraph reporting that the City is also struggling post Brexit: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/05/17/barclays-paris-traders-hiring-city-of-london-brexit/

Bonkers Liz on a visit to Taiwan is calling for an "economic Nato" to combat the Chinese. I don't expect she knows what she means, and I certainly don't, but it did strike me that we used to be a member of an organisation dedicated to economic cooperation between European democracies.

No-one seems prepared to invest in a UK battery production plant at a time when it is desperately needed if car manufacturing is to survive at scale in the UK. I wonder why? Tesla chose Germany for their European manufacturing base. Funnily enough, it's in the EU.

It's a betrayal. If only Baidenoch had kept the faith we could have had a bonfire of all those pesky EU regulations and worked all the British hours God sends in unsafe British conditions.

42 appearances 3 goals and 5 assists - seems solid rather than spectacular. Let's hope he kicks on next season.

Indeed, businesses are going to the wall across the country thanks to Brexit https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/imf-forecast-botched-brexit-deal-contributing-to-economic-malaise-346599/

Meanwhile in my home town of Ashford, 100 million quid has been pissed up the wall developing a huge site with utter contempt for local opinion and planning regulations because Ministers believed their own bullshit and not the expert advice they were given. It will never be used. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/jan/21/giant-brexit-border-control-site-sevington-kent-ukrainian-pets

Roses are red, your passports are blue, you voted for Brexit so stand in the queue.

Of Premier League teams, only Leicester and Saints have won more points away than at home. It's only West Ham, they're just as shite as we are, are in a worse run of form, and I'd love to see them relegated. We have every chance. COYS!

Palace vs Leicester is a dire game - they both look very poor

https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/23353860.southamptons-livramento-underwent-small-surgery-following-setback/

We'll struggle to hold on to Lavia, KWP and JWP if we're relegated. Depending on how Livramento's recovery goes this is going to mean we're short on numbers and quality at full back and in midfield.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/mar/12/china-byd-blames-brexit-as-it-rules-out-uk-for-first-european-car-plant

Vestergaard on the naughty step: https://metro.co.uk/2023/03/09/leicester-city-star-banished-from-training-after-criticising-brendan-rodgers-18415041/?ito=newsnow-feed

Bree Orisic Eluseless

I don't see the point in a new manager whose teams play in the Hassenhuttel style, but who has been less successful. Why didn't we just keep Ralph?

Respect to the club for going for it, I only hope it's going to be enough to keep us in the division

Thanks for that depressing comment

I'm not apathetic - let's tear 'em a new one COYS

It's achievable even we don't get anyone in - we're no better or worse than the other teams at the bottom of the league, we just happen to be bottom at this point. Of course new players would help, but they'll help much more if they're "oven-ready." I liked the look of Jackson but I don't think he falls into that category.

Nothing to do with Brexit, I'm sure https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/jan/22/uk-will-be-15-years-late-in-hitting-1tn-annual-export-target-figures-show