christ wrote:

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Europe and the EU are different things.

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We know. The quips were made tongue very firmly in cheek, at least mine was! 

In the recent Euro football final once Ronaldo got injured quite early on he was later leaping about ( edit: OK, slight exagerration, he would have if he could, but had a poorly knee ) like crazy on the touchline and seemed to virtually take over the coaching role, going forward into the pitchside coaching area and gesticulating wildly.

Could be fun to watch Andy, with the 'assistant coach' maybe having to be told only Leon ( unless their is a coup ) can join the player on the bench

-- Edited by indiana on Friday 15th of July 2016 10:29:11 AM

Now I am completely confused I thought being out meant we were physically going to be moved somewhere down between Australia and India so we could trade with our colonies that according to that nice beer supping Mr Farage are desperate to trade with us.

They also suggested that by being physically moved out of Europe we would be able to control immigration because potential migrants would have to make their mind up early as to whether to turn left up towards Europe or right through Asia.

From a tennis perspective it would also give a better balance to the slams. Paris and London are too close much better to move Wimbledon and have an event just off South East Asia.

Is it raining ? I only have flash scores for updates

Thanks. At least the rain might have taken the heat out of the day a bit for when they resume.

And Kyle breaks Tipsy to 30 to go *3-1 up.  

Kyle takes the first set by 6-3.