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Evidently not. Someone must've quoted me saying this phantom statistic, so it will be recorded somewhere if I said it. You've made a claim about what I've said and you can't back it up. Instead of admitting you may have misread or misquoted what I said, you're just going to desperate lengths...

Find it then. Put up or shut up.

You can tell you’re just not reading my posts properly because you’re misrepresenting just about every point I make. The sample size of 25,000 was asked numerous questions, one said 54% are now in favour of remaining in the EU. This was after May’s deal was published. The other one that says...

Grendel, you brought age into this debate as if that has any relevance to the issues at hand, you can't call anyone condescending without being a hypocrite. With all due respect. You can't find the quote, and instead of considering you made an error, I must've changed what I said. I've took the...

Find the exact quote.

You really have selective amnesia in this discussion, you even tried to tell me to 'read my own source properly'. If you had read past the first paragraph you'd know I'm quoting from a legitimate source. Anyway... These kinds of polls ask several questions. For the purposes of this debate, I've...

Back-to-back promotions is extremely rare. Looking at what Luton have done, they’ve built their squad for a good few years. Teams like Doncaster and Portsmouth doing well this year needed a season to consolidate in League 1. Most of our squad is under contract, and we have a good foundation to...

We’re in a position to keep most of our best players, with the exception of Willis and Burge, I doubt both will leave. Thomas has a lot of potential, but in terms of end product, needs to improve and losing him at the end of the season isn’t the end of the world. Sterling has been great too...

That’s not what I said. Debate my actual points. The people polled were largely in favour of Remaining in the EU (54%) and that increased to 64% if May’s Deal was rejected by parliament and we’re faced by no deal. Yourself and others, who reject the premise of the second referendum, cannot...

We can’t use opinion polls anymore, referendums are undemocratic, unless we give them the option of ‘no deal’ or May’s Deal - Brexit or... Brexit - and in spite of changing public opinion, pressing on with a no deal Brexit if May’s deal is rejected is the democratic thing to do. But, we’re the...

I certainly agree that Hiwula should’ve been kept on, even if he was shifted out wide. I really like Hiwula because he’s surprisingly decent at holding the ball up and is our top goalscorer from open play. I wouldn’t mind seeing JCH and Hiwula upfront. Chaplin was kept on and scored, so it was...

In fairness, he was good in the second half and that goal seemed to boost his confidence as his shot that he nearly scored after his goal was reminiscent of some of his Pompey goals. Chaplin needs to shoot a lot more because looking at his goals for Portsmouth, it’s in his locker. But his touch...

I’ll keep my comments short today because I’m tired, still travelling home from Scunny. It’s a cliché, but we lacked physicality today and bringing JCH changed the game for us. Our goal and their first we’re lucky goals, but I’ve lost trust in Doyle after today. We’ve conceded 3 identical goals...

Yep, but somehow in this distopian, Orwellian nightmare that another referendum, somehow, is ‘undemocratic’ and those arguing for another referendum are neo-Stalinist!

How very condescending. You know full well I’m not using opinion polls as a justification for a second referendum. I consider it a very likely outcome given the political climate at hand. That is, a lack of support for May’s deal in parliament, the EU saying they won’t renegotiate and the...

The poll by YouGov found 54% were in favour of remaining after Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement was published. YouGov is the independent pollster. So both independent and biased pollsters have found the same thing. 54% is still a larger margin than the 51.8% that voted for Brexit in 2016...

Whichever way you spin it, it appears the public opinion is turning against Brexit. Be it 54% or 64%, depending on circumstance, it seems fundamentally wrong to drag the public through the Brexit process without another say in the matter. Pollsters will track public opinion, that’s their job...

Keep up with my points, it’s the second time I’ve posted that link and quoted the 54% mark. Given that May’s deal is most likely going to get rejected in parliament, it poses an interesting question. So it’s not really a manipulation.

I’m not a pollster, but here are their findings. ‘If Ms May’s deal is voted down by MPs, that gap widened to 64 per cent to 36 per cent, excluding don’t knows.’ Brexit poll shows voters back second referendum as Remain takes big lead over Leave

I’ve answered most of these questions in previous posts, but for your benefit. The case for a second referendum is about deferring the decision to the electorate again because of the current dissatisfaction with May’s deal and the deadlock in parliament. It is entirely possible Leave wine...