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Welcome back rev. Have missed moo big time. TB

Loads of mates going to the reading game that ain't going to the Chelsea game. TB

Spot on. TB

Love them all, and I will be proud to stand just in front of any of them. But have voted for number 2. TB

Fine on this section, but pony still on 'the other stuff'. TB

Don't forget the 'meet the players' evening. TB

Why on earth would anyone want or need to be smuggled in? TB

I don't want him to go anywhere, but I don't want months and months of this 'will he, wont he' bollocks. TB

Welcome aboard the good ship North Stand. Heaven on Earth. TB

I don't want him to go, but I can't be done with months of this yes/no stuff. TB

Someone had to support the c*** Archer. TB

It was a very brave film to make in the USA in 1957. TB

The atmosphere will be good all around now. I'm a north stander for life, but the east stand should have some great banter with the away fans. TB

I would have hoped the Tories wouldn't have got us into such a deep mess, but you are right I and we will never know. However we are in that mess, and very hard decisions need to be taken, and we all need to pay the price. And we will all be paying it for a very long time. TB

Thankfully the coal is still there. TB

In some respects you have to ask does it matter? That sort of debt will never, IMO, be paid. Which in-turn will effect our country for a very very long time. Despite what some politicians will tell us, there is no easy answers, only pain I'm afraid. TB

They tend to use the % of GDP for league tables, and this one from the Economics Blog is as good as any. List of National Debt by Country | Economics Blog TB

I know I'm not unique in being able to use a calculator, but that equates to £35,000 (ish) for every man women and child in the UK. TB

The difference is the size. Our current debt is £2311.6 billion, and increasing by £122 billion this year. Any ideas how to reduce that? TB

Surely your not blaming Mrs T for the likes of British Leyland? The fact of the matter was our industry then was a joke, but if I'm wrong then please blame the millions of Brits who decoded to buy non UK products. Because if our industry was good, then why would anyone buy from elsewhere. TB