Went to the semi and both finals. Apart from that Ryan free kick, my best moment was walking up the steps at Wembley to see 30,000 plus Albion below me and a sea of mancs on the other side. All you could hear was 'SEEEEEAGULLLS'. Epic.
Love the tweet with Rangers accolades of all their Jockland titles. Most teams up there have to move tractors out of the way before kick off. Might as well have their 100m swimming certificates up there as well. :laugh:
Swings and roundabouts. More investment for business in the UK on the back of a value for money pound and UK rates means more jobs. No one knows 'what is coming' in 2017. Whatever it is, we are going to be better off with our pound, not the Deutsche Mark, sorry, Euro. You sound like a doom laden...
Totally agree. Come 2020 they'll be wheelbarrowing euros down the streets for a loaf. Just hope no dodgy arian characters emerge with suspect moustaches talking a about a 'new order'. Just saying.
Good post.:thumbsup: I give till 2020.
I have a personal interest (lived there for a brief period) of what the Euro did to Greece and see it as a global disgrace dressed up as something else. As a peripheral gripe, I would suggest that deal offered to Greece amounts to extortion and don't get me...
Just clarifying my concerns. No wet beds here.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/10/16/euro-house-of-cards-to-collapse-warns-ecb-prophet/
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Harsh tone apology accepted. :thumbsup:
Thats all very precise and all that but does not address my initial point. I'm not comparing pound to euro performance, i'm suggesting that the euro is in trouble, as in it may not exist in two or three years time, unlike the pound which is not.
Same here. I take from this article that the figure is not an accurate indicator of risk/overvaluation and that other factors need to be taken into consideration. :thumbsup: