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In the mood tonight, let's have some seriously old stuff Something more modern and down with the kids - 1955

Or if you want seriously old stuff - 1928 and for it's style complete brilliant, and nothing better in the best part of 100 years since It's an absolutely brilliant song by an absolutely brilliant musician

Or a bit of Louis Prima 1959

There is no better old album than this 65 years old :thumbsup:

Yes, having got back a couple of hours ago. And It was obviously the kiss of death, me wishing them luck for the GS yesterday. 1st after the first round, 4th after the second :facepalm: Never saw them for the Slalom today, as we left at 6.00 before even they got to breakfast and are home now...

Before the season started I said Top 10 and getting out of the Europa League Group would be success for me and that is unchanged. It's frustrating selling and trying to replace top players, but on top of the footballing success we are watching, the club is now in a better financial state than...

Just wished Frederica Brignone and Sofia Goggia from the Italian Women's team good luck at Breakfast this morning. It's the Women's Giant Slalom today and the Italian team have been staying in our hotel the last 3 days. Hope they show it on Ski Sunday tomorrow. I had a look at the track in...

Well Kia and Hyundai have always done very good, economic cars, but then you can't say "I've got a Tesla" :wink:

And particularly when you make such a well reasoned, detailed, intelligent and eloquent case for more of Johnson, Truss, Sunak and co :dunce:

Those poor naive individuals that were taken in by the various lies of that nasty Vote Leave campaign. It's absolutely dreadful the way they are now suffering from the economic crash, so if they would like to pm me their names, addresses, bank account details and mother's maiden name, I will do...

When @Two Professors was totally out of his depth, desperate, and had nothing whatsoever to contribute to a thread, he used to get angry and post a screenshot of some obscure whataboutism FROM AN UNNAMED SPOKESPERSON IN A BIG TYPEFACE. But he wasn't too bright. Just saying :laugh:

I remember the days when some people would claim that Lewis wasn't the greatest Albion player of all time and Lawrenson was better :facepalm: That doesn't happen anymore :thumbsup:

Sorry Harry, the tax system could do with an overhaul, but

Thanks for your answer. Well we do have the largest Customs Union and Trading Bloc in the world right on our doorstep so, unless we can persuade a lot of them to leave and join the new one that we decide to create, the best and most economically advantaged way forward may be to join that one...

Does that include joining the Customs Union ? And out of interest, did you vote Conservative in 2019 in order to get Brexit Done ?

Liberal Democrats are the UK’s most pro-European political party. We believe Britain’s best future is at the heart of Europe - and our long-term ambition is to see the UK in that place once more...

I'm dying to know what it was that changed your mind in those 23 minutes. I'd rather you were out and we were in. Most certainly the most sensible choice :wink:

Thus proving his point :dunce: And you certainly don't surprise me :lolol:

How would that work ? You either join a Customs Union, abide by the rules and enjoy the advantages of being in it or you don't :shrug: How could a Customs Union make it 'almost impossible' for members to leave ??? I agree, of course that re-joining the Customs Union would be the biggest...

It's interesting because if FFP is really having the impact it appears over the last transfer window and the next few, does that strengthen our stated plan of buying prospects cheap and selling proven Premier League stars for big money, or weaken it ? I suspect that whichever, TB and PB will...