Doesn't say much for him, siding with Brexit, without any tangible benefits.

The PL already has a wide influx from non EU countries.

The next time someone bangs one in against Palace, it will probably be one of them...….

If other clubs are recruiting Brazilian players and not us, it has nothing to do with leaving the EU.

I don’t speak for other people but no I don’t. That’s clearly suicidal at this point in history.

Like anyone with a positive mindset, rather than a sulker, would. He doesn’t need to mention the global market including emerging markets and the contracting EU markets, it’s well known and has been the continuing trend for over 10 years.

But Parish says: “We’re going to leave, by the looks of it, so we’ve got to make the best of it, in a lot of industries. I’m prepared to be positive about anything. We’ve got a great country, a great economic system. Nothing is perfect at all and we need to do more. But the more we can create economically, the better it is for anybody. To have more to share is always best. “How can we continue to do the best economically as a country that has the sixth-biggest economy in the world, continue to grow, try to create greater prosperity for everybody? By grasping the opportunities presented to us, or make an opportunity out of the things that are presented to us. “For me, there are too many people who are just seeing negative economic consequences of the decision that the country voted for.” He adds: “This is happening so we need to be positive about it. We need to find ways of making it an advantage, rather than constantly convincing ourselves it will be worse. I can only talk about my industry: I see a world of opportunities if we play it right. I can’t imagine that isn’t true of other industries, if people put their minds to it. “I suspect that there are lots of reasons why people want to remain in the EU and very good reasons some of them, very emotional reasons some of them. Maybe it’s driven by an overriding sense to stay in the EU rather than a particularly analytical view of what might or might not be better for your industry. “I think it’s become a truth that it’ll be economically worse. It’s been spun that way, because you know all the things you won’t have the day you leave. It takes an imagination to think about the things you might be able to do. “Surely if we become visibly more diverse in football and more welcoming that’s a great signal to the world.”

COYP

so i'm right then

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

Quite right.

Oldies might remember the time when Mrs Thatcher was deeply unpopular and was set to lose the next election when Labour came out with their policy of renationalising all of the utilities without paying compensation.

When the utilities were nationalised many of the shares were bought by the ordinary working man who had never owned shares before and they were all sitting on a tidy profit so rather than lose their nest egg they voted for the Conservatives instead