Mr Prodston:AMA

Shanotheslayer

Well well well Mr.P.

Finally, what is your obsession with PVA? Did he get a few monster scores for you? How did it come about ? :pac:

machiavellianme

Has it anything to do with sniffing glue? The nitrous oxide hit of the 80s and 90s in small town Ireland?

shineon23

Who is the best attacking LB/RB in the League

and why is it Cedric?

:P

Mr.Prodston

Shanotheslayer wrote: »

Well well well Mr.P.

Finally, what is your obsession with PVA? Did he get a few monster scores for you? How did it come about ? :pac:

It's all well and good asking about PVA, but before him there was another. A less successful FPL asset. A man by the name of Michael Turner. Or Mickey Turner. Or Mickey T.

It's fun to have a cult hero, and he was mine. Not even sure how that started, but for me the FSA was always about having a bit of fun, thrown in with the serious business too. He wasn't very good, but it was fun to champion him, before he returned to the great Championship in the sky, and Ryan Bennett displaced him when Norwich did return to the league.

As for PVA, it was quite simple. He's a fantastically attack minded defender, who was a bargain price in a Sunderland team who would be fighting for their lives once Winter was over.

The kind of player who had the potential to have a monster score in any given week, of course it usually never happened.

Roll on DGW37 and I need a captain. Now I seem to have acquired a reputation as a bit of a left field merchant over the years, and back then I was in my pomp. PVA it was, and he bloody well went and got a clean sheet away to Arsenal and nearly scored too!

12 months later, it's DGW37 again. I need a captain. A Triple Captain in fact. PVA delivered the hat trick of clean sheet, assist and goal while everyone else captained Andy Carroll!

Then of course everyone else caught up last year and he had that bonanza end to the season. Generally speaking he comes alive in Spring, with a few flourishes beforehand, and many price drops due to people's frustration

He's just an exciting player to own. He's fun. And for me that's how I've tried to approach the game over the years.

Mr.Prodston

machiavellianme wrote: »

Has it anything to do with sniffing glue? The nitrous oxide hit of the 80s and 90s in small town Ireland?

I was only just born as the 90's arrived, so aside from the glue in primary school it would have to be a no :pac:

Mr.Prodston

shineon23 wrote: »

Who is the best attacking LB/RB in the League

and why is it Cedric?

:P

I always think Cedric should score better than he does. I always end up owning him for long periods too!

Rikand

Mr.Prodston wrote: »

I was only just born as the 90's arrived, so aside from the glue in primary school it would have to be a no :pac:

I had you totally imagined as either a mid 50's senior management/company director type who flies by the seat of his pants with his decision making and is loved by all his minions because you are always first and last to the bar buying the drinks at the monthly office night out
or
a crusty of similar vintage who spends most of his life on the beach with a metal detector searching for trinkets of undetermined value.

Now I dont know what to believe anymore

Favourite movies ?
Favourite music ?
Do you golf ? Or just enjoy watching it as I do see you lurking in the golf forum around major time

km79

Rikand wrote: »

I had you totally imagined as either a mid 50's senior management/company director type who flies by the seat of his pants with his decision making and is loved by all his minions because you are always first and last to the bar buying the drinks at the monthly office night out
or
a crusty of similar vintage who spends most of his life on the beach with a metal detector searching for trinkets of undetermined value.

Now I dont know what to believe anymore

ME TOO

Mr.Prodston

Rikand wrote: »

I had you totally imagined as either a mid 50's senior management/company director type who flies by the seat of his pants with his decision making and is loved by all his minions because you are always first and last to the bar buying the drinks at the monthly office night out
or
a crusty of similar vintage who spends most of his life on the beach with a metal detector searching for trinkets of undetermined value.

Now I dont know what to believe anymore

Sorry to disappoint :pac:

The reality is a little more straightforward. Late 20's trying to save as much as I can to either buy a house or go travelling and push the house a few more years down the line. As for work, I'm clerical/admin in a busy 24 hour department of a hospital.

"Thank God he's not a doctor" is something you're thinking right now

Favourite movies ?

I loved "Anchorman" for years, but I've grown out it by now! I actually think coming out seeing "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri" was the most I'd enjoyed seeing a film in a long time. I go rather regularly to the cinema, but I'm not sure I could highlight some over others.

Comedy: Anchorman
Children's: Up
RomCom: 500 Days of Summer
SuperHero: Guardians of the Galaxy

Special Mentions: Drive. Inglorious Basterds. Liam Neeson's recent action hero decade.

I've no doubt forgotten loads, and I guess a lot of those are of my vintage, rather than delving back into the classics.

I'm more of a tv person though.

Favourite music ?

Not the biggest music head in the world. Light indie/rock and a fondness for classic rock. Due to a lot of commuting to and from work I expose myself to more radio pop than I should.

The Killers. Oasis. Arctic Monkeys. Mumford and Sons. James Vincent McMorrow.

If anyone is ever in the car or listening to the radio on a Sunday evening then Ed Smith's Songs of Praise on Today FM is the closest representation of the music I'd like, if I wasn't too lazy to go and seek it out for myself

Do you golf ? Or just enjoy watching it as I do see you lurking in the golf forum around major time

No, I never have. Apart from a few rounds of pitch and putt or crazy golf. I reckon in the future I'd like to, but terrified I'd catch the bug.

I guess it was the Ryder Cup in 2006 that woke me up to golf. Sure I knew a little bit, might have seen some of the majors and whatnot. But that was my first time really taking notice of golf. Just watching it on tv.

Then I fell in love with Padraig Harrington, and what a time to do so! He's my favourite Sportsman. From then on it just became a routine to stick on the golf on a Sunday if there was nothing else on, and quickly it became more routine. I just enjoy watching the bigger tournaments. It's a nice way to relax, unless of course Paddy's involved.

Like perhaps many of us here, I'm a bit of a sports nerd. That goes for most sports though, not just soccer. I can't get my head around the sport vs sport rivalry that exists for some. If you don't like something, just let it pass you by.

Growing up I played soccer, rugby, a little GAA, tennis and badminton. Even a little cricket. Then it was just rugby until I finished school.

Green&Red

If you had to be an animal what would it be and why?

Who are your top three most hated FPL assets?

Who do you support?

Where would you go travelling? If you want some unsolicited advice, you’ll be long enough paying off a mortgage. Presumably you’ve a good state job as they say and you could take a sabbatical, it would be madness not to go travelling, you’d always regret it. It’ll be one of the most enjoyable times of your life

Shanotheslayer

Is your last name actually Prodston?

manual_man

John Ruddy - the original Boards fpl cult hero - paved the way for all who followed, didn't he?

Mr.Prodston

Green&Red wrote: »

If you had to be an animal what would it be and why?

It'd be hard to beat being a pet dog in a nice country home :pac:

I've seen enough David Attenborough documentaries to know that life in the wild, even for the big boys is tough enough.

Maybe a Bird of Paradise? You get to fly and pull off some pretty funky dance moves!

Who are your top three most hated FPL assets?

Oooh that's tough. I'll have to think about that. Actually it's not!

1. Yaya Toure!!!
2. Aaron Ramsey!
3. Jamie Vardy!

Those of you who have been around the FSA for a while, will remember the season where Ramsey started on fire and then Yaya picked up his torch and played out of his skin for the rest of it. I did not own either.

Although among the torment, The Anti-Ramsey Brigade was formed. A support group for those of us who didn't own him. And it was one of the most fun times in the forum. As for Yaya, I was on my own

Vardy, well you know that time he broke the record for consecutive games scored in? I did't own him then either!

Who do you support?

Man Utd! So was I a bit of a gloryhunter? Probably. But once they were my team, they were mine. Fergie and the United team of the 90's and 00's were my childhood!

I don't know if it's because of results in recent years, or just a natural decline in interest but I'm not all that fussed anymore. It's all a bit meh.

That's definitely down to Mourinho too. I consciously disengaged when I knew he was taking over. The man's a bully and is no longer tactically relevant. I watch now for the running soap-opera, not the football.

Where would you go travelling? If you want some unsolicited advice, you’ll be long enough paying off a mortgage. Presumably you’ve a good state job as they say and you could take a sabbatical, it would be madness not to go travelling, you’d always regret it. It’ll be one of the most enjoyable times of your life

I did Southeast Asia a few years ago. It's actually how I first came to sign up on boards, to ask a question in the travel forum.

South America, and Patagonia in particular are the dream. But anywhere that's interesting. I'm happy to give it a few years though, maybe learn a little Spanish, find a partner who'd like to join me. All of that's a work in progress!

I'm in no rush to jump into a mortgage either. I studied Economics as part of my undergrad, and well I might be as well off just waiting for the next crash now!

Mr.Prodston

Shanotheslayer wrote: »

Is your last name actually Prodston?

No - although the "ston" part is the later half of it! It was just something a guy in college I lived with for a while called me, and when I needed a username, it popped into my head.

In saying that, I don't know that I'd choose anything different now, if it came to it!

Mr.Prodston

manual_man wrote: »

John Ruddy - the original Boards fpl cult hero - paved the way for all who followed, didn't he?

John Ruddy was too mainstream to be a cult hero of the Norwich defence. What we needed was a man who was cheaper and carried a goal threat. In fact Mark Bunn was a better performing Norwich keeper for me :P

alchemist33

Where did your username come from?

What drove you from the Modship? Were the coke and hookers substandard?

Do you have a favourite FPL team name - yours or someone else's?

manual_man

Mr.Prodston wrote: »

John Ruddy was too mainstream to be a cult hero of the Norwich defence. What we needed was a man who was cheaper and carried a goal threat. In fact Mark Bunn was a better performing Norwich keeper for me :P

:mad:



:pac:

Mr.Prodston

alchemist33 wrote: »

Where did your username come from?

I sort of answered it above - the ston is the end of my surname.

The Prod (well let's not get too sectarian here) but I was raised......Protestant :eek::eek::eek::pac: although I'm agnostic/atheist if anyone's interested. Compared to the North it's really not an issue down here, and generally speaking I'm the first to poke fun at it whenever anyone finds out.

So a friend combined the Prod and the Ston, and it popped into my head when I needed a username

What drove you from the Modship? Were the coke and hookers substandard?

Truthfully, I was reluctant to accept it in the first place. I only did it because FutureGuy asked, and I have so much respect for him, that I said I'd give it a go. But I didn't enjoy it, at all. I felt I was too close to everyone in the forum and poacher turned gamekeeper didn't sit well with me.

In fact if anyone bothered to check they'd probably notice my volume of posts went down soon afterwards. I came to the FSA to have a bit of fun with friends I'd made here. Not to add an extra layer of stress. It was around the time of my Masters too and didn't need that, when I came in to escape for a while.

I think the FSA was a better place for almost everyone when I wasn't a mod.

I guess I was curious about the coke and hookers and to see the other side, but once that mystery was uncovered (

there's no mystery it's mostly boring admin

) I knew it wasn't the role for me. The place was a bit more tetchy at times then too and you'd spend your time wondering if/when you'd have to intervene.

Fair play to all that do. I probably overthought the whole thing - shocking I know? :pac:

I did get a sweet Mickey Turner Avatar for free because of it though!

Do you have a favourite FPL team name - yours or someone else's?

Not really - every so often you see a good one, but then everyone else does and then it's so common it's hard to enjoy it as much. I do love a good pun though!

Iused2likebusts

As a member of the anti ramsey brigade I cant say I looked back at that time with much joy. What are your 3 favourite fpl moments and your favourite fsa moment.

Mr.Prodston

Iused2likebusts wrote: »

As a member of the anti ramsey brigade I cant say I looked back at that time with much joy. What are your 3 favourite fpl moments and your favourite fsa moment.

At least we had each other though, eh?

FPL Moments:

1. PVA DGW37 TC 51 points
2. PVA DGW37 C - clean sheet away to Arsenal
3. Aguero scoring 5 against Newcastle

FSA Moment:

KevIRL's Downfall video I do miss Roryc!

alchemist33

Mr.Prodston wrote: »

I sort of answered it above - the ston is the end of my surname.

The Prod (well let's not get too sectarian here) but I was raised......Protestant :eek::eek::eek::pac: although I'm agnostic/atheist if anyone's interested. Compared to the North it's really not an issue down here, and generally speaking I'm the first to poke fun at it whenever anyone finds out.

No worries about that here - my wife, of the same persuasion as yourself - was mad keen to find out if there was a link.


Yes, you're so famous my wife knows who you are.

jimmii

If you were in control of fpl for a season what would you change? Would you change it to a squad where you picked 14 players plus the compulsory PVA?

kilburn

What happened the amazing poems and songs ?

Are you the fpl poet on twitter if your not you should be!

Mr.Prodston

alchemist33 wrote: »

No worries about that here - my wife, of the same persuasion as yourself - was mad keen to find out if there was a link.


Yes, you're so famous my wife knows who you are.

Is this what it's like to be famous?

Mr.Prodston

jimmii wrote: »

If you were in control of fpl for a season what would you change? Would you change it to a squad where you picked 14 players plus the compulsory PVA?

No I'd make it so that nobody else could own him :pac:

I liked it better when I knew what an assist was. Just make it so that it was the last player who touched the ball no matter what their intention was.

Mr.Prodston

kilburn wrote: »

What happened the amazing poems and songs ?

Are you the fpl poet on twitter if your not you should be!

I'm not aware of the FPL Poet actually, I'll have to check that out!

But I guess I just have less time really, and I've found myself a little disillusioned with the game for the last year or two. The bad weeks don't hurt as much, the good weeks are still great but, are more seldom.

The place has changed in recent years, or at least the personnel has a little. I've found that I've been posting less in general. I still love the place but I just haven't been connecting with the game as much, and I guess that shows in my activity here.

Maybe I'm maturing a little too!

But I'm sure its not the end of those posts from me either

PARlance

What are you having for breakfast?

I'm having some Siggy toast with a Seamie OG missed peno on top.

ARB was peak fpl for me. Thanks for the memories. I'm not sure about the poet, but I wrote the odd sonnet, back when I was on it.

Favourite whiskey? I should remember but the years have caught up on me.

KevIRL

Mr.Prodston wrote: »

At least we had each other though, eh?

FPL Moments:

1. PVA DGW37 TC 51 points
2. PVA DGW37 C - clean sheet away to Arsenal
3. Aguero scoring 5 against Newcastle

FSA Moment:

KevIRL's Downfall video I do miss Roryc!

Rory doing fine and dandy for himself this season with an OR of 834

jimmii

Mr.Prodston wrote: »

No I'd make it so that nobody else could own him :pac:

I liked it better when I knew what an assist was. Just make it so that it was the last player who touched the ball no matter what their intention was.

Do you prefer the simpler days before chips too? So much has changed in the game since the good old days.

dr.kenneth noisewater

Do you play the Draft as well? if so what do you reckon? Didn't even bother myself this year, just found it too frustrating

Mr.Prodston

PARlance wrote: »

What are you having for breakfast?

I'm having some Siggy toast with a Seamie OG missed peno on top.

Porridge

Method:
1. A 2:1 ratio of boiling water to jumbo porridge oats, add in a shake of mixed spice, cinnamon and sultanas and leave to soak overnight.
2. Add a dash of milk in the morning.
3. Mix well.
4. Heat

Et voila, Porridge a la Prodston!

ARB was peak fpl for me. Thanks for the memories. I'm not sure about the poet, but I wrote the odd sonnet, back when I was on it.

We had a good thing going back then. It was actually sad when Ramsey's points dried up. But all the sweeter when we bought him at the end of the season when nobody would touch him and he had a few good weeks again. Good times

Favourite whiskey? I should remember but the years have caught up on me.

Hard to beat a classic in Jameson. My whiskey drinking hasn't been the same since those days :pac:

Mr.Prodston

jimmii wrote: »

Do you prefer the simpler days before chips too? So much has changed in the game since the good old days.

I enjoyed the tactical innovation it brought in the first few years - mainly that the casuals burned them up within weeks and left us with the DGWs later on to play with. But people have wisened up to that, and I do feel obliged to use the chips in a DGW, to varying degrees of success. Kane's disaster last year, Aguero's assist the the year before that, and then the PVA masterstroke.

I'd like to see them change it up again, whether it's no chips or just something different, whatever it may be.

It's all a bit formulaic now, although I guess it always was. There's less planning needed for the DGWs.

I'd actually rather a return to the old WC system. One at a time of your choice, and one during the January transfer window. That was you earn your planned points for the DGW, by either transferring smartly for a month or so beforehand, or holding onto the WC all season, and fighting fires.

Mr.Prodston

dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: »

Do you play the Draft as well? if so what do you reckon? Didn't even bother myself this year, just found it too frustrating

I like the idea of a draft but I haven't played it. I barely have enough time/inclination to focus on the main game!

Back in the day, before FSA, the way I played FPL was sort of a draft system with one of my friends. We had a gentleman's agreement that we couldn't own the same players. If we bought them the same week, then fine, but that's how I played the game around the end of the 2000's and early 10's.

Remember the season RVP went goal crazy for Arsenal? I didn't own him that season, and I finished 12k. That was the season Aguero arrived, and Rooney did well. I had them, and then I remember January was huge and I jumped on Papiss Cisse, Ben Arfa and Siggy and it was a glut of points almost everyweek.

I think that formed my opinion that there's more than one way to approach the game. The differential is key. Although now I look back an wonder if I had RVP all season, where would I have finished? Could I have won the game or gone damn close?

Green&Red

So your a nordie, what’s the thoughts on brexit? And more relevantly Arlene Fosters role in it?

Do you live in the north or the south?

Argentina is worth a travel plan in itself, not just Patagonia but BA, Mendoza, Iguazu falls. It and Bolivia were savage.

What’s ur thoughts on formation? Do you stray from 3-4-3 very often?

Mr.Prodston

Green&Red wrote: »

So your a nordie, what’s the thoughts on brexit? And more relevantly Arlene Fosters role in it?

Do you live in the north or the south?

Oh no, I'm a Corkman :cool: I was just comparing the levels of "Who gives a flying fig about what side of the same religion people are?" between the North and South. My Dad does have a few cousins up that neck of the woods, but I'm Cork born and bred.

As for Brexit though. The best word to describe the whole thing is probably: omnishambles!

I mean, if scriptwriters were coming up with this sort of plot for a political farce it wouldn't get past the first edit.

All logic has gone completely out the window, and they're making Irish Politicians look rather competent which is a worry in itself.

It's a strange time to be living in the world, and assuming the world continues to exist for the next 30/40/50 years it'll be interesting to see how it's recorded in history.

Brexit itself is not even remotely close to what it was sold as. It was sold as an idea. A vision. A longing for the good old days. The Dunkirk spirit. An inherently Middle English way of life. The problem is that it's all red tape and regulations wrapped around a lot of practical ideas.

Finally it seems as though there's enough talk of a second referendum permeating through, that it might happen. The UK might get the vote they should have had two years ago. A vote where all/most of the actual permutations have been worked out. What it actually means to leave the EU, in real and tangible terms.

Why they didn't do that first is the main worry. It just highlights that it was never meant to happen. It was a political stunt which nobody in their right minds expected to happen, when initially called for at least.

I still don't think it will happen, but they could just be stubborn enough to go through with it, without their nose, while their face slowly bleeds out.

_______

As for Arelene Foster and the North. Well I don't think a whole lot of Foster, to put it politely, and they're making Sinn Fein seem reasonable. Which says it all.

The level of ignorance shown from all sides on the North is another major worry. It goes to show that the UK don't really care about the North. And while the idea of a United Ireland is a nice one, neither the north or the republic would be better off afterwards financially. In time, perhaps it might work out. But as a society, we have enough issues to fix, before drawing the welfare of another country onto the table.

But the funny thing is, it's closer to happening than anyone could ever have conceived of.

The fact that there's still no government up there, and those 10 DUP politicians are holding the whole thing together with an expensive sticky tape is another problem entirely.

Just have the 2nd referendum, and see what happens then. The whole thing is a pantomime of bull****!

So that's my hot take on Brexit :pac:

Argentina is worth a travel plan in itself, not just Patagonia but BA, Mendoza, Iguazu falls. It and Bolivia were savage.

Well, I bought the Lonely Planet Guide to South America so occasionally I'm leafing through the thing. That's my planning so far :pac: Were you there long? I spent a week in Iceland, and the thought of just seeing all that Patagonia is something I want to experience. But if I go (and I more than likely will) I'll want to do it properly. Any other recommendations? Were you there long?

What’s ur thoughts on formation? Do you stray from 3-4-3 very often?

I'm a traditional 3-4-3 man. Generally I only stray due to injury or suspension. I just feel like it's a waste not to start with all 3 forwards! I do like my attacking defenders though :P

Green&Red

That’s an exceptionally well written description of brexit. As a friend said to me last nite they’re the only country to ever vote themselves into a recession. We’ve had the highest rate of GDP growth for four years running while they have matched inflation. It’s bad news for us though.

Spent seven months on SA, loved it. Cuba disappointed me, other than seeing how a political idea worked.

What sort of mini leagues do you enter?
What’s ur highest FPL finish?
Do any of ur mates know ur on boards?

jimmii

Snog, marry, avoid:

PVA, other half, holly whilouby.

Mr.Prodston

Green&Red wrote: »

That’s an exceptionally well written description of brexit. As a friend said to me last nite they’re the only country to ever vote themselves into a recession. We’ve had the highest rate of GDP growth for four years running while they have matched inflation. It’s bad news for us though.

Spent seven months on SA, loved it. Cuba disappointed me, other than seeing how a political idea worked.

What sort of mini leagues do you enter?
What’s ur highest FPL finish?
Do any of ur mates know ur on boards?

Wow you really did do it properly. I know you're supposed to ask me questions rather than the other way around but did you have much Spanish before you went, or did you pick much up?

Free one's. I play for fun rather than money, and especially with my style over the years I'll either win the thing or lose all my money :pac:

5k in 16/17 - It was the season I reigned in my traditional Prodston Punting, to prove that I actually was a good player. Or certainly somewhat decent.

Usually I've been in and around 15k and only had 2 finishes outside the top 100k since around 2010. That was last season and that unfortunate year of Yaya and Ramsey!

I think one or two do know I use this forum. I wouldn't say I hide it but it doesn't come up in conversation either!

Mr.Prodston

jimmii wrote: »

Snog, marry, avoid:

PVA, other half, holly whilouby.

As tough as the question seems, I think my answers are obvious enough!

Snog: PVA - I mean that man sure knows how to make a guy feel special!

Marry: Other Half - Yeah I'm an old romantic. Although I am technically single for now. So form an orderly queue please ladies :pac:

Avoid: Holly - She's a wonderful woman, but can she do it on a cold Tuesday night in Stoke, when you need a clean sheet?

jimmii

Figured that was the safe response although wasn't sure if you'd snog or marry pva loll

Rikand

Good call on Holly. The sheets definitely wouldn't be clean afterwards!

jimmii

:eek:

manual_man

jimmii wrote: »

Figured that was the safe response although wasn't sure if you'd snog or marry pva loll

PVA is the glue that keeps Prodston's marriage together

Green&Red

Had very little Spanish, like an audio course that I started maybe a week before I left. You pick up a lot and it’s surprising how well you can communicate with people.

jimmii

Excluding the obvious who would you like to see United sign in Jan? Do you think Jose is the man to turn things around or is it time for a change?

Mr.Prodston

jimmii wrote: »

Excluding the obvious who would you like to see United sign in Jan? Do you think Jose is the man to turn things around or is it time for a change?

Absolutely not, I'd fire him out as soon as possible. Champions League is the only thing left going this season, and it's February before that's relevant again.

Plenty of time to get somebody in, whether it's a short term solution like Laurent Blanc or going after Poch or whoever in the summer.

In terms of players, it's clear that 2 CBs are needed, but certainly one. But who can you get in January?

Then there's Pogba.

It's clear him and Jose don't work. It's unclear if pogba will work with somebody else.

If the board aren't going to provide funds to Jose to make improvements, then for that alone he surely has to go.

I'd love to see somebody come in with some kind of attacking structure rather than hope for the best. Only then will we really know what other practical signings are needed!

Green&Red

Mr.Prodston wrote: »

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As for Arelene Foster and the North. Well I don't think a whole lot of Foster, to put it politely, and they're making Sinn Fein seem reasonable. Which says it all.

The level of ignorance shown from all sides on the North is another major worry. It goes to show that the UK don't really care about the North. And while the idea of a United Ireland is a nice one, neither the north or the republic would be better off afterwards financially. In time, perhaps it might work out. But as a society, we have enough issues to fix, before drawing the welfare of another country onto the table.

But the funny thing is, it's closer to happening than anyone could ever have conceived of.

The fact that there's still no government up there, and those 10 DUP politicians are holding the whole thing together with an expensive sticky tape is another problem entirely.

Just have the 2nd referendum, and see what happens then. The whole thing is a pantomime of bull****!

So that's my hot take on Brexit :pac:



:P

On the United Ireland thing, I’m not sure people realise what that would look like.
To get something that was palatable enough for Unionists and avoid a civil war it would literally give everything to the north. Aside from the crippling debt, To call the country Ireland we’d probably have to give up the Irish language, move at least half of parliament to Belfast. I’m not sure a deal would pass a southern referendum

Rikand

Jose definitely doesn't need to be given anymore money. He has squandered it all so far

Swiper the fox

Delighted that I checked in here today, another of the founder ARB's. Mr Prodston is a legend of the internet. I have no questions just lots of memories.

And I also miss RoryC, he was a good poster.

Green&Red

What other forums do you read/post in on boards?

What’s ur top three Christmas songs?

Mr.Prodston

Swiper the fox wrote: »

Delighted that I checked in here today, another of the founder ARB's. Mr Prodston is a legend of the internet. I have no questions just lots of memories.

And I also miss RoryC, he was a good poster.

Love and miss you too foxy Nice to see you around!

The ARB was the most fun over a few months in here!