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Maybe its all a reaction to getting beasted by SA in that final

.some kind of rugby puratism were we must make up for having an attacking game by playing four years of forward based anti rugby.

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Where has the confidence gone? A year ago every Welshman you met told you of not for Pollard pentatly Wales would be RWC champs

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England really good in defence and contact.

Poor elsewhere though.

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Englands defence is excellent.

Mays second one for the highlight reel...what a player.

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I fear for Squidge now Wales have gone back to pre Gatland shitness and AWJ is close to retirement.

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Pivac just needs more time.

The Welsh should give him 2 rwc cycles at least.

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We play our best 7 at 6.

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Some question's for the crew here I think as it looks like a sideline in people smuggling went wrong.

Hijackers got want they wanted as they can now claim aslyum in the UK.

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I was a huge James Simpson-Daniel fan - thought he'd be our Shane Williams, only better because he created so much for other players as well as beating people and scoring for fun. More embarrassingly I thought Ryan Lamb was a real prospect for England. JSD was the real deal - as you said he had the...

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Any returning from Spain after midnight will have to quarantine for two weeks in England.

Devolved admins likely to follow suit.

Shit news.

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Actually think the last talks went well as can be expected - one of the three sticking points (the legal structure of the agreement) was resolved. Fish is just going to come down to how often quota's are renegotiated. LPF is not something I think the Conservative party will die on a hill for. Both s...

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FWIW I follow quite a few trade geeks on Twitter and the consensus is that a deal is far more likely than not, nothing will happen until late Autumn and all the histrionics are largely for show. Dmitry opines, david henig? The EU just needs to wait. The end of the furlough scheme and companies acti...

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FWIW I follow quite a few trade geeks on Twitter and the consensus is that a deal is far more likely than not, nothing will happen until late Autumn and all the histrionics are largely for show.

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Isnt it really the first step towards Eurobonds and even though is a relatively small amount the principal is now in place?

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The situation in some parts of the US is dire.

However its a huuuge fecking place and most of it is plodding along no worse than us here in Europe.

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Ireland isn't as close to being as f**ked up as the likes of UK and USA currently are, no matter what you think of their economic structure. Why? The US controls the worlds currency of choice, can basically create unlimited cheap debt and will no doubt be quickly back to growing at a rate that make...

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Umm congratulations to Apple I guess.

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Kate Forbes hardly instills confidence with her numbers game. In the same league as Dianne Abbot. Abbott was just stupid - I think Forbes is over promoted but probably clever enough to understand differences between reserved and non reserved spending. She is tweeting disingenuous bollocks because t...

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Long live the PR forum - I salute your courage, your strength, your indefatigability.

Also think my clumsy and repeated clicking of banner ads may have helped.

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shanky wrote:
A5D5E5 wrote:Like one of those religious cults where the leader promises that the world will end tomorrow at 2:15 pm without fail. And then the following week. And the week after that.

Only without the group sex (which given the posters, I am thankful for).

Ahh shit and I just drunk the punch.

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Torquemada 1420 wrote:Jake?

Yep

How many years since you held the 'PR funeral' cabal? (I think that was you).

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Mahoney wrote:This spot looks good:

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Read an article that suggested the HK'ers be given land to setup Hong Kong 2.0 somewhere in the UK as a 'charter city': https://capx.co/lets-build-hong-kong-2-0-here-in-the-uk/ It's a shit idea but I like it. I have an enormous amount of sympathy for the people of Hong Kong and feel like we owe it ...

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Read an article that suggested the HK'ers be given land to setup Hong Kong 2.0 somewhere in the UK as a 'charter city':

https://capx.co/lets-build-hong-kong-2- ... in-the-uk/

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SSL Cert expires today for this place....guess its time to jump ship. Anyway its being somewhere I have checked into with different degree's of regularity for 17 years..better eulogies will follow but its being a great distraction and I have met some good people IRL from here. Anyway fudge PR Its De...

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SSL Cert expires today for this place....guess its time to jump ship. Anyway its being somewhere I have checked into with different degree's of regularity for 17 years..better eulogies will follow but its being a great distraction and I have met some good people IRL from here. Anyway fudge PR Its De...

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They have not bothered to renew the SSL cert...the end is nigh.

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A 10% share of the BoE's assets is going to be a quantity of gold and foreign currency. I have no idea what the numbers are now after Covid, but the last time I looked the BoE had assets and liabilities equal to around 30% of GDP. The largest portion of the assets are UK Govt debt. During Covid, th...

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The swarm are pussies..there I said it.

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https://twitter.com/JPickover/status/12 ... 0613265408

Let alone the Covid19 risk why on earth do you want to spend time on a beach this busy?

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The Aussies!

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Well f*ck me...decent grownups are back in charge of the Labour party and the opposition.

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I mean the 'hard reset' argument is something I am sympathetic to and one of the pro Brexit arguments I had some sympathy for. But as Brexit as shown it could easily become a massive constitutional mess that consumes the bandwidth of the state for years accompanied by declines in GDP and taxation th...

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That miilionaire Starmer doesn't mess about Starmer sacks Long-Bailey for sharing article on Twitter including antisemitic conspiracy theory Rebecca Long-Bailey has been sacked as shadow education secretary, the Labour party has announced. Sir Keir Starmer dismissed her following her Maxine Peake t...

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A 10% share of the BoE's assets is going to be a quantity of gold and foreign currency. Scotland could play some cards regarding allowing a lease on Trident basing in exchange for some stuff but nothing that's going to force the UK government to agree to a formal currency union...something ruled out...

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The latest from Massie, very good article, this time putting the boot into Boris amongst other things: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/scotland/johnsons-failings-erode-case-for-the-union-c59fg9q25 Johnson’s failings erode case for the Union Covid-19 would have been disastrous for an independent ...

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Frodder wrote:Japan v's Scotland - classic
Japan v's Ireland - classic
Wales v's Australia - classic
SA v's England - classic

Obviously I am biased but was the final really a classic?

England failed to get out of the changing room IMO.

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Massie getting his feet under the table at CSP I see.

Scotland’s culture is increasingly softly, warmly, nationalist.

Ermmm...the quickest dip of the toe into Scottish constitutional politics online would disprove the soft and warm bit.

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Great bunch of lads.

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I was firmly in the Better Together camp and think independence is economically risky, whatever way you look at it, but after 4 years of inane Brexit reasoning dominating the national conversation you can see why people who would be previously uncommitted might now think 'fudge it, let's go'. One w...

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