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Who can replace Pep, well I'll give it a go, can I do worse than tent peg across the City. :-)

Hope you're back in work soon mate and able to be back enjoying days like yesterday with your lads.

So did we.

Ah that log flume :-)

I've only got 11

The Average IQ shoots up when Duky lads cross the border into Stalyvegas that for sure :-)

Bleeding hell I go out for an hour what have I missed now :-(

Not this side of Hell :-)

Congratulations mate mine's 3 now think terrible 2s on steroids, love him to bits though and he is a little blue.

Go on I'll hold my hands up I wasn't at York away must be the only blue that didn't go :-(

One of my best Days/memories following City that was the day I knew the worm had turned, the support was unbelievable that day.

Makes you wonder if investing in a private pension is of any use or should you stash money away over the years discreetly.

It could but you and i know it wouldn’t, the money to service the debt is included in Government spending plans. Unless you fancy going back in foundries and sweat shops for a pittance then the National debt is something we live with.

I’m with you even though not got it yet, down there tomorrow as well perfect opportunity:-)

I suppose it doe’s in some way we’ve carried a National debt for a century or more like nearly all Western countries do, it has very little effect on peoples daily lives.

At least it's taxed and MOT'd :-)

Me too mate and it's a good time we really haven't been busier although I don't own the biggest share everyone who works for us is doing really well, maybe we're fortunate a fair bit of it is financed by Government so can't really complain. Not saying everything is hunky dory doubt if it ever...

Correct lots of Western countries if you compare them to house holders live beyond their means France has a very similar nation debt to the UK hence they have the same AA rating, the good thing is Countries aren't houses it not really the way to compare. The thing is we won't be effected by the...

Yes well done for having look at the UKs £2.5 trillion Government debt it's a little like a student loan never gets paid off just what effect doe's it have on your daily life, we live in a country that lets billionaires pay very little tax so there's going to be a shortfall unless we all pay...

This affects you how exactly