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Which Eurozone leader will be the next to go?
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Seems like they are starting to jump ship before the sh*t really hits the fan. Can you blame them?
Saying that, I seriously would not fancy the job of head of state in Greece or Italy right now. Poisoned chalice surely?
So who will be the next head of state to jump ship before they are pushed?
Spain, Portugal, France, Germany?
I think I'll pipe for Merkel. She's not very popular at the moment and she is just digging a bigger and bigger hole for Germany.
Saying that, I seriously would not fancy the job of head of state in Greece or Italy right now. Poisoned chalice surely?
So who will be the next head of state to jump ship before they are pushed?
Spain, Portugal, France, Germany?
I think I'll pipe for Merkel. She's not very popular at the moment and she is just digging a bigger and bigger hole for Germany.
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You should have opened this as a poll? Would have been interesting to see the results in vote form!!!!Dont wait for your boat to come in 'Swim out and meet the bloody thing'
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Depends where the markets attack next. France seems to be getting some attention, so maybe France next.0
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