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No idea why you said you’re first sentence. It’s silly point scoring that is just that it’s silly. You’re better than that. It’s not what I said. We as leavers do want border controls. I repeat I don’t know one leaver who wants a border with Ireland. I assume you want a border the way you...

Finally some humour and a decent point. That can happen now and I’m assuming for non EU citizens. Look no one has said on here they want a hard border. There isn’t an appetite for one. It has been in operation since 1921-22. (Before EU) it can be sorted and it will be imo.

Good article actually. I don’t see anything major happening to the border at all. My opinion.

That’s fine. If they want to leave Britain then give them the vote. I was under the impression they wanted to stay part of the Uk. Never seemed a debate to leave from my eyes.

Genuinely not met one leave voter who wants a hard border in Ireland. Sorry. Maybe you have?

Again, it doesn’t have to be. A free trade deal means everything stays the same. You just proved my point in my rely to sickboy. You seem to be the champion of a hard border in Ireland. Why?

That’s not what I was getting at. In my last reply to Mart I was explaining again correct me if I am wrong. No one wants a hard border in Ireland. I’m saying Northern Ireland are British and the Republic of Ireland aren’t. Everyone wants things to stay as they are. Without being funny I’ve not...

Northern Ireland is a unique situation. I’ve not met person correct me if I’m wrong by all means who want a hard border? Or a border different to what it is now? Who would want that and why?

What to a free trade deal?

Yes that’s correct but you have a free trade deal and nothing changes? What’s the mess? Nothing would change from what it is now. You’re making it sound impossible again. Why?

Absolute crap and the worst is I know you believe it. Your views are deranged and I’m trying to be kind. The Northern Irish are proud to be British well most of them. If they hated Britain they would have a united ireland. Your points of view don’t even stand up to any sort of logic. Let me...

You've lost me (not for the first time)

Good grief. Here we go. They can have a referendum if they like. Although word of caution it’s a bit like France having a referendum having vote on Catalan independence. Why not let the Northern Irish British people decide and their mps? They are a very proud to be British and that’s why...

Incidentally they want a deal like the rest of UK. We have have the same deal. They are being lectured about by Irish policticans when their own government is about to collapse. They want to look closer to home before ordering NI around.

Which means they won’t withdraw their support.

Here we go all one side again. What about the gamble to remain? People told me I would vote remain for the status quo. Fantasy stuff. Mr juncker told us only the other month he wants much more closer union with more powers and a defence policy. I know a lot of people who voted remain who would...

True and you could argue we need a compromise to settle the country down from division. Some things I’m not happy about but yes we are leaving and that’s the main thing to me.

This is exactly me. I would vote leave again but not be fooled by having TM ( a remainer) as PM. I genuinely thought leave would win and I was right and that we would have a true brexit PM and cabinet who would do it correctly which I was clearly wrong about. As it turns out and yes I will say...

I see a lot of cov players the younger ones in the Holyhead including Cyrus Christie who still comes back to cov. Saw arun gunnarson play bowling at the mega bowl one evening. Random. I played blackjack at the same table with Andy thorn at the casino and tbf he was a great laugh and was well...

Oh yes the pension system is not seen anywhere else in the world that’s this good. Herman van rompuy was paid a salary more than Obama and a massive payout when he retired also. The EU look after their own and I think gravy train is quite appropriate. For goodness sake even Nigel Farage is a...