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Oh....whoopee....that makes me feel a whole lot better.

Are we? Joint second fewest wins in the division. Now, unable to keep clean sheets. Worst midfield in the PL by a country mile. Half paced, mistake ridden, lack of creativity. Manager lacks experience and bluffs his way through by talking the talk. Confidence shot to pieces. Forgotten how to win...

I hardly think our esteemed owner will think the same as you. After all, we are building for top ten, aren't we?

Fine. Western Samoa is done and dusted. New deal on bananas from Jamaica and talks on Icelandic spring water nearing conclusion. Rumours are that we will be importing first grade ice hockey pucks direct from Canada and Australia is ready to dump a million tonnes of butter on us. Only thing that...

' Pariah '......means....social outcast. Term originated in India, indicating a member of a low caste. Not quite sure you are using it in the right context but I get the gist.

Financial institutions have a regular habit of dumping fairly large numbers and then gradually ' filling up ' again. Its a ' spring cleaning ' tactic. The economy has been pretty flat for a while now, depressed but not recessed. The public are not spending freely and retailers are feeling the...

So we all give up now then, is that the answer? No point in investing in your business or trying to expand. No hope. Doomed. Presumably our football team will suffer from this malaise as well, as half its fan base emigrates to escape the impending catastrophe. None of us will enjoy anything like...

Post- mortem is gonna drag on, so poor old honesty is going to take some time to be cremated/buried. Maybe its ashes can be sprinkled amongst all of us, as we are clearly culpable for this state of affairs. We had our chance but were too bloody lazy and apathetic to do anything about. Its too...

Well, if catastrophobes like you keep spreading the message of doom and gloom, that might have the desired effect.

Never mind becoming carers, get them out filling up the millions of pot-holes everywhere. Fresh air, improving fitness levels, unending work and greatly appreciated by millions of us. Whats not to like.

Yes....three terms of Tory government.

Surely nobody could find them abhorrent? We have been part of a protectionist bloc, looking after the interests of its members and operating some stringent tariffs to blockade other global suitors. We now have to stand alone, offering a market place of 65m as opposed to 500m. Still attractive...

Until they study the leadership candidates and realise that very little is going to change. Gonna be sometime in the 2030's before Labour are likely to challenge again. Brace yourself for a three term Tory government.

Time will tell how much USA product will come in. It may not be as much as people think. The Far Eastern product is relatively cheap and thence their dominance in the market. Also, we have been operating quality control standards in this country even above EU general standards and I do not...

1) 64 minutes. Watford away, opening day. Murray and Locadia started and to be honest, were doing pretty well. We were a goal up, nearly halfway through the second half. Suddenly we saw two subs about to come on, Maupay and Andone. Gasps of amazement from BHA fans. Straight swap. Two big front...

Trust you have now read my reply...as above. It may enlighten you, as you may not be that experienced in the food trade.

But we import hundreds of thousands of tonnes of battery reared chicken from Taiwan and Thailand. The majority used in the UK catering trade comes from these sources. Cafes, restaurants, fast food outlets, sandwich bars, pubs, hotels and more all use it, many unknowingly, supplied through...

Indeed. My local company ( Thames Water ) puts it in the water supply. Most public swimming baths use it as well.

Bobby Smith ( the ex Spurs and England one )....March 1965...top of table clash v Tranmere. Thumping header with about 15 mins to go. Thought it was going to be a draw but Sir Norman Gall headed a last minute winner ( 24,000 in bottom division!!! )

Most historical experts are now agreed that he landed between Pevensey and Cooden. The site is close to the 17th groyne going eastwards from Pevensey. The groyne can be identified by an ancient marking that reads...' Tracey loves Kevin ' and symbolised, most appropriately, by an arrow.