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ghosteagle Flag 05 Feb 15 5.25pm Send a Private Message to ghosteagle Add ghosteagle as a friend

Quote Johnny Eagles at 04 Feb 2015 10.37am

Without wishing to lower the tone of the debate, did you see how the Greek finance minister turned up for his meeting with the Chancellor?

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I think it's brilliant!


Great stuff Assume his laid back image is a deliberate attempt to try highlight how different his party is to the guys (and gals!) in suits presently ruining Europe.

 
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Stuk Flag Top half 05 Feb 15 5.30pm Send a Private Message to Stuk Add Stuk as a friend

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.25pm

Quote Johnny Eagles at 04 Feb 2015 10.37am

Without wishing to lower the tone of the debate, did you see how the Greek finance minister turned up for his meeting with the Chancellor?

[Link]

I think it's brilliant!


Great stuff Assume his laid back image is a deliberate attempt to try highlight how different his party is to the guys (and gals!) in suits presently ruining Europe.


So different that he met Deutsche bank in the Four Seasons hotel in London. That'll have been cost effective.

They're more of an IBIS type economy.

Edited by Stuk (05 Feb 2015 5.30pm)

 

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ghosteagle Flag 05 Feb 15 5.32pm Send a Private Message to ghosteagle Add ghosteagle as a friend

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.30pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.25pm

Quote Johnny Eagles at 04 Feb 2015 10.37am

Without wishing to lower the tone of the debate, did you see how the Greek finance minister turned up for his meeting with the Chancellor?

[Link]

I think it's brilliant!


Great stuff Assume his laid back image is a deliberate attempt to try highlight how different his party is to the guys (and gals!) in suits presently ruining Europe.


So different that he met Deutsche bank in the Four Season hotel in London. That'll have been cost effective.

Well, that's the way PR works. It's about focousing peoples attention where you want it. Haven't any stories about the Four Seasons, seen a few about the Greeks leather jacket.

 
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Stuk Flag Top half 05 Feb 15 5.37pm Send a Private Message to Stuk Add Stuk as a friend

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.32pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.30pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.25pm

Quote Johnny Eagles at 04 Feb 2015 10.37am

Without wishing to lower the tone of the debate, did you see how the Greek finance minister turned up for his meeting with the Chancellor?

[Link]

I think it's brilliant!


Great stuff Assume his laid back image is a deliberate attempt to try highlight how different his party is to the guys (and gals!) in suits presently ruining Europe.


So different that he met Deutsche bank in the Four Season hotel in London. That'll have been cost effective.

Well, that's the way PR works. It's about focousing peoples attention where you want it. Haven't any stories about the Four Seasons, seen a few about the Greeks leather jacket.


Good PR. Spending more than you need when you're moaning about being potless.

 

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ghosteagle Flag 05 Feb 15 5.41pm Send a Private Message to ghosteagle Add ghosteagle as a friend

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.37pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.32pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.30pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.25pm

Quote Johnny Eagles at 04 Feb 2015 10.37am

Without wishing to lower the tone of the debate, did you see how the Greek finance minister turned up for his meeting with the Chancellor?

[Link]

I think it's brilliant!


Great stuff Assume his laid back image is a deliberate attempt to try highlight how different his party is to the guys (and gals!) in suits presently ruining Europe.


So different that he met Deutsche bank in the Four Season hotel in London. That'll have been cost effective.

Well, that's the way PR works. It's about focousing peoples attention where you want it. Haven't any stories about the Four Seasons, seen a few about the Greeks leather jacket.


Good PR. Spending more than you need when you're moaning about being potless.

Spending more than you need on what?
I think they are moaning that they have been stitched up.

 
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nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 09 Feb 15 8.35pm

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Some expected capitulation from the new Greek government. Doesn't seem likely.

 
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Stuk Flag Top half 10 Feb 15 1.02pm Send a Private Message to Stuk Add Stuk as a friend

Quote nickgusset at 09 Feb 2015 8.35pm

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Some expected capitulation from the new Greek government. Doesn't seem likely.


Wait until the end of the month when the current bailout will grind to a halt.

 

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ghosteagle Flag 10 Feb 15 1.15pm Send a Private Message to ghosteagle Add ghosteagle as a friend

Quote nickgusset at 09 Feb 2015 8.35pm

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Some expected capitulation from the new Greek government. Doesn't seem likely.

They've pinned their colours to the non-austerity mast, how could they possibly give in without the electorate reacting. They now have to stay the course.

 
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aquickgame2 Flag Beni = summer,Caribbean = winter 10 Feb 15 1.22pm Send a Private Message to aquickgame2 Add aquickgame2 as a friend

All I know is that the Pound and US dollar is getting stronger against the Euro...pretty pleased with that as Im just about to do a renovation in Spain and its gonna be cheaper...happy days.

 
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Stuk Flag Top half 05 May 15 4.14pm Send a Private Message to Stuk Add Stuk as a friend

Out of cash.

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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 05 May 15 4.43pm

Quote Stuk at 05 May 2015 4.14pm

Out of cash.

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Proper f**ked. Although in fairness to them, even if they had any cash, it would mostly go to paying the IMF loans and European Bank and they're dependent by the sounds of it, on the loans to finance the loans from the bail out.

Probably, not a good time to invest in a Tavana...

 

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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 05 May 15 4.45pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.25pm

Quote Johnny Eagles at 04 Feb 2015 10.37am

Without wishing to lower the tone of the debate, did you see how the Greek finance minister turned up for his meeting with the Chancellor?

[Link]

I think it's brilliant!


Great stuff Assume his laid back image is a deliberate attempt to try highlight how different his party is to the guys (and gals!) in suits presently ruining Europe.

Country probably can't afford a suit for him, until the bail out plan is agreed. He's had to borrow that get up from the bloke who rents the pedellos.

 

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