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Pelkas in one word, unreliable. Pelkas can often disappear during a game for many minutes. His A-game you could say is better than Mystakidis but not by much. Mystakidis on the other hand is consistent. I have not seen him drift in and out of games the way Pelkas does. He also has a tendency to score goals during tough games or when the team really needs a goal, whereas Pelkas tends to play at his best when the pressure isn't on. All this sounds like I don't rate Pelkas. I do, but he has a long way to go. He's still a boy. Mistakidis is far more developed in my eyes even if he isn't as technically gifted. As for Fetfa, I can't take him seriously for the NT. He's 25 years of age and he's spent more minutes in his career on the bench than on the pitch. Don't be seduced by the flicks and tricks. There's a reason why he's been riding the bench most of his career.

Sometimes I'd love to be a billionaire, just to have fun for a time. I'd buy 11 right backs who are all at least 33 years of age, and play them all in the first 11. You want right backs, I'll give you RIGHT BACKS !!!

If they leave, it will have a devastating impact on the British economy since their market is without the EU only of minor importance. Just look at Norway or Switzerland for that matter. They're not part of the EU but still have to accept the EU regulations in order to trade with Europe. Britain's biggest trading partner is still the EU and considering that the EU has much more political and economical weight than Britain, they can dictate the trading conditions to their own favor. But there's more to that than economical risks. Scottish nationalists already announced that a Brexit would lead to a new debate about whether or not Scotland should leave the UK. That's not really a surprise if you take into account that Scotland gets tremendous financial support by the EU. Therefore the Scotts have an interest to stay. As well as the British. Btw, the majority of Greeks (not talking about the Greek diaspora) wants to stay in the EU and rightly so. If you want an example of how much of a third world shithole Greece would have been without the money of the EU just have a look at FYROM and Albania.