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Why not? They were perfectly happy with their candidates voting for May's sell-out deal.

It's what they've been doing ever since they first took over which is why the club is in massive debt with no assets and nobody in their right mind wants to buy it.

They do or else they would have voted for remain parties instead of staying at home and not voting at all. (That's if you believe Britain is already in the process of leaving which I don't).

ANOTHER extension you mean. And Article 50 can be revoked at any time and probably will.

Britain is no closer to leaving the EU now than it was two years and eleven months ago when people voted to leave.

Perhaps they were under the impression Britain was already leaving or perhaps they felt their vote would be totally ignored, like it was after the referendum.

This is for Sick Boy :p

30.8%, lower than any of the neighbouring boroughs but slightly higher than the local council election (27%).

Their 'plan' is to extract as much equity and load the club with as much debt as possible.

And then they'll be back to where they were with Ed Miliband!

I doubt the EU gives a rat's ass about Northern Ireland. If it was a cloice between keeping Britain in and keeping any part of Ireland in they will choose to keep Britain in every time.

The turnout in the West Midlands was even worse than in the country as a whole, 31.1% compared to 33.3% in 2014. I don't yet have figures for Coventry but the above broadly coincides with what I witnessed personally. Around here it was the elderly and infirm who were the most likely to vote!

Depends how you measure it. I'm sure there are are pro-EU posters here who would argue otherwise.

Nobody "won" anything. 63% didn't bother to vote either because they feel the EU Parliament is irrelevant or because they thought their vote didn't matter.

These are the results for the Coventry area only, not the entire West Midlands euro-constituency.

38%, 2% up on last time. Pretty abysmal in my opinion.

Comedy gold! :emoji_joy:

You mean when the Tory party machine concentrates all their effort into stopping him being elected at the expense of their other seats and in breach of electoral law? South Thanet (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia

That had nothing to do with it. Like me voters saw the two logos on the ballot paper and decided that Brexit had a better chance of success than UKIP. If UKIP had been leading in the polls we would probably have put our crosses there.