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The only advice I took on board was to take every day as it comes - rather boring I know, but works for me. Daughter is 18 next month - where does the time go (lad is 12, so I am officially skint)

God, no! Only Fools and Horses dragged on for way too long - and I hate musicals. Mind you, nobody is forcing me to go I suppose

Yep - went to a cracking pub in Charlton village - A 5 pint round cost £18.50. Good food and mixed with home fans (on of whom did say that they can't defend).

At least Dick Turpin wore a mask! Best you can say is that we stuck in there, but fair play to the subs. Charlton blew it really - we were there for the taking. I am not complaining though - great win and day out (despite falling asleep on the train home and missing my stop)

and on a match day.......

I rest my case

People were chucking their keys in when Thatcher was looking after those with savings with increased interest rates month by month - remember it well when I bought my first house as a 21 year old back in 1987. Not sure how I managed to be honest - dark days for a young lad on his own. Anyway...

I disagree

Yep - poor (or no) planning. Thatcher's dogma carried on by Major - and a clueless Chancellor. Deregulation of the banks also - carried on by Labour. Council house sell off - great vote winner, but not replacing the housing stock is hardly sustainable planning Global banking crisis etc...

I don't see that at all, but like I say, I don't consider myself to be bias

Lee Dixon for us against Arsenal in 1991 (?)

If there was a plan by the leave campaign in place that demonstrated that the UK would have sustained and stable economic growth, then I would have voted for it. There wasn't and still isn't - why take the risk of leaping into the unknown? It makes no sense.

I am staying (or will I fuck off to Ireland?) - I don't consider myself to be bias - just want to know how leaving the EU will make the UK better off. Still waiting for a plan.

Anyway, work to do - real world beckons. Hope you all enjoy the rest of the day with your pointless bickering

I know you are not joking - hence

The best one I have heard for a while came from a friend of my wifes last night in the pub. She said (from nowhere as Brexit wasn't being discussed) and I quote: "I have always loved the royal family, but I am starting to go off them now as they have't come out and openly supported Brexit". Genius

Common sense prevails

I was joking - and you have lost the plot mate

Is this the last Ryder Cup where UK players are selected? I hope so - Brexit means Brexit!

The BBC should be closed down - discuss