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The idea of a united fans protest is a pipe dream because, as this thread illustrates, we categorically cannot agree. The consequence is we continue to disagree because we "know what we know" and refuse to change. The idea of UNITY is therefore radical but might stimulate the change we...

That's a good point AND that is why it is important to bury your position in respect of UNITY.

Owned by a shady off shore hedge fund that have reduced the club to a piece of tumbleweed in exchange for testosterone giving turbo charged super drink with brand awareness. Difficult choice, not.

If Trump wins he'll get the grassy knoll treatment. She's little better but then political choice is increasingly illusory and democracy a myth.

I'll number the points to make it easier to grasp; 1) nobody knows what they can have or what will be accepted. 2) the remainders in parliament outnumber the brexiteers 3) Scotland want to remain, which is not compatible with leave 4) we want access to the 'single market' without any of the non...

Apparently, in a recent poll, the REGREXITEERS outnumber the margin of victory for Brexit. I think as it becomes increasingly apparent that it is unworkable (and not in our or anybody's interests) Parliament will have no option but to block it.

One thing I think we can agree; It''S a mess. Scotland now taking the govt to court to prevent article 50. The union is likely to fragment, pound tanking, prices set to rise and May faces rebellion whichever way she goes; hard or soft. Might be a good time to emigrate.....

Actually it was very well made you just find it disagreeable to your rut like thinking. Golf courses are deliberately built near Connurbations to attract customers and there are over 2750 in the U.K. These are wide open spaces and fly in the face of the nonsense of "we are overcrowded"...

I agree with you ASTUTE about housing, infrastructure, etc. But this IS the problem. These are the sad consequences of DOMESTIC failure. The failure of Blair and Cameron govts to invest in things that are desperately required. A shortage of housing, as CORBYN pointed out is not the fault of...

Yes, you do because "overcrowding" is a relative term. There is more space, for instance, in the U.K. given over to golf courses than housing. There are also fifty other countries worldwide that have a higher population density than the U.K. We aren't even the country with the highest pop...

Laughable. Please tell us what that is and maybe you could fill the PM too while you're at it as you're obviously better informed than she is.

Many wonder what this has to do with Ccfc? Here is an interesting article which explains the role of Councils straining under the yoke of austerity. https://thoughtsofaleicestersocialist.wordpress.com/2016/11/06/why-labour-councils-refuse-to-fight-government-cuts/ Brexit too is a consequence...

And people wonder why there are so many disparities throughout society.....

Here are Labours demands on Brexit. All seems common sense to me: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/jeremy-corbyn-gives-theresa-ultimatum-9204393#ICID=sharebar_twitter

Cap Dart, The current Labour leadership is addressing the very things you lament. The iniquity of low wages, the weaknesses of union recognition AND the unfairness of tuition of fees for those unable to afford to pay for an education and improve their prospects. I repeat, the tragedy is that...

The tragedy within the political bubble is that prior to Corbyn there was no voice, no alternative to the neo liberal mania for corporatism and austerity. If corbyn had started five years ago we'd be a lot better off and wouldn't be blaming immigrants for problems that they're innocent of.

Quite a lot actually. THE BANKS and financial institutions caused the CRASH in 2008. The neo liberal politicians like NEW LABOUR and the TORY feckwits introduced austerity and corporate greed to try and pay for these financial irregularities. Hedge funds like Sisu with off shore tax breaks have...

The unleashing of the vile racism within this so-called 'tolerant' society has been a sobering reminder of who people like Farage appeal to. I can sympathise with people like 'sick boy' who want out, but we should be aware that Xenophobia knows no boundary and is just as likely to be evident...

The lumpenproletariat and regrexiteers will soon find out what it is like to be handled by ideological zealots like John Redwood and Liam Fox. Thank god for British law which should temper those lunatics. The growth of nationalism throughout Europe is on the rise, the xenophobic fascists take...

Agreed, It has been forever thus.