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Good analogy. It would take millennia to turn it into anything like the stable international trading token to replace other currencies that people espouse it to be. Until then it is just one of the many many investment opportunities out there. As some would say if this were an investment chat...

Ha. Ha. It was Crypto. He was under no illusion about its real purpose.

Waste of a dollar to buy any of that junk. I’d rather buy some dust. I’m with @portlock seagull, enough of this tyrant. Humanity has real challenges to address and there is no room for “Poo-tin” taking Europe backwards. The Russian people also only understand strength so all Western nations...

I have a shelf like that. Thankfully it didn’t cost £millions.

Only seen 3 episodes so far, but catching up and it's a very good watch. Other than Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and Real Time with Bill Maher it's the only thing on Now TV that I've bothered to watch in the last three months.

Bill Maher calls it 'currency for criminals' which sounds about right, so it has some purpose, just not a very worthy one.

We should be beating teams like Bournemouth… … and teams like Bournemouth should be beating teams like Brighton.

Ah well… they had a reasonable 89 years of selling cars. Nothing lasts forever.

It’s not too late.

I give you…. The Cornichon.

I will take you to one. Your move.

Shame. Strike him from the list.

We let a Leicester fan present it for a while so it's time for another Brighton fan to do it. For me it has to be Joe Wilkinson. On camera he always comes across as having everything under control.

I blame marketeers. Thanks to the Tesco Christmas advert I’ve had On Melancholy Hill by Gorillaz In my head for the last 5 days and I can’t help whistling it at times.

Yes, yes it is. Would you like to make a contribution?

Losing The Goldstone and going to play home games at Priestfield with a 150 mile round trip. At least the club was still alive was the optimistic mood in the face of that uncertain future and significant change at the time. Interestingly, reading @Harry Wilson's tackle post above, I could...

The pixels are too large. This suggests that there is no room for housing in Germany because almost the whole country is covered in football pitches.

It's exhausting, isn't it?

Right! (rolls up sleeves)... well then Sir/Madam, as an economist what do you have to say about the subject?

You're not an economist, @Sirnormangall is not an economist. Do we have ANY economists on this thread?!?!