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Doggy Styles replied

8 December 2010, 23:20
He even admitted that his financial regulation structure, which he set up, didn't work.
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MrMark replied

8 December 2010, 20:07
Is it just me, but does Gordo give the impression he's looking for a return to power?
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peteark replied

8 December 2010, 16:24
I bet the Germans wish they never joined
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Doggy Styles replied

8 December 2010, 15:37
Understandable really. He wanted to f*** about with the economy himself.
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AtW replied

8 December 2010, 15:13
Nah, bollox - he'd stay in his job.
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Chantho started a topic Why Britain should have joined the Euro in 1997

8 December 2010, 15:08
Why Britain should have joined the Euro in 1997

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"Gordon Brown has said he was prepared to quit as Chancellor soon after Labour took office in 1997 if the government decided to join the euro."
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