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No. Crossed wires there. Sure we will find something else to debate on :finger:

We triggered article 50 too early? We triggered far too late in my opinion. 1 or maybe 2 months but 9 was taking the Mickey a bit in my view. We had the vote, leave won what was their to think about? My point being we voted to get out of this cesspit of a unelected gravy train (my view) one of...

Why is that?

Not sure your point. I actually agree with every thing you just said. So why the last comment?

Do they mention also the working conditions and pay conditions? Both of which leave a lot to be desired I think we can all agree on?

Never ends does it. When did the first ever court action get announced maybe 5 years ago approx and here we are 5 years down the line with no further answers. Legal system allows this carry on. I wonder why? It's wrong.

I think we will easily sell that allocation of 1000 but will we get more? I hope so as I think we will need it.

There was a piece yesterday about how Kwame Thomas is a bit out of his depth and lacks effort. He can succeed they say but his desire to do so may be the issue.

Frustrates the life out of you doesnt it. Beat Luton and notts county but lose to Newport and forest green.

Come on!!!!

The day Martcov admits brexit is a success is the day city win the premier league. :woot:

WTO rules has been covered i think but in case they haven't then I can shed some light although I'm not an expert I do know the basics which some may not. We can set our own tariffs which is good news but they have to be applied to the rest of the world. So every country has the same deal...

That's the problem a lot of leavers had. She did it for her own self interest and gain. She was right but her reasons stank. I'm sure she wouldn't of complained to the high court if she had the result she wanted. I think that's fair to say.

I wouldn't say we stuck 2 fingers up. We decided on a different course for our country although I get your point. We need to plan for no deal even though I don't think it will ever come to that.

A really good post. Fair post. I voted brexit but unfortunately as you state it doesn't appear much positive news at the moment. It needs good news but it will take time. Both sides appear to be stalling and negotiating and being awkward. you could argue both sides want Britain to stay in the EU...

Fair enough it's his opinion but does in live in a run down labour area that heavily voted leave in the referendum? Does he have to put up with cant getting gp appointments, his kids getting a primary school place, mass immigration from Eastern Europe decreasing jobs and wages in the area, lack...

We finally agree on something. I find it a real shame you think brexit will be a disaster though. Genuinely saddened you say that. I am completely the opposite and really excited and ecstatic about it. How two genuine people can have such opposite views is what makes the world go round I guess.

I also see William Hague a remainer clearly states a second referedum would be a disaster for this country in the telegraph in a well written piece. Needless to say Vince cable and alistair Campbell still think it's a good idea though.

A useful link to your post Donald Tusk tells UK: You can still stop Brexit Dear oh dear. Still in denial I see.

It didn't. I never said it did. Sir Ernie replied to my post not yours about Liam fox. That's what I don't understand.