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Or there isn't much further to fall?

Yes it is a bit steep. I see the twenty is plenty campaign didn't last long. To put the prices up upon relegation is smacks of desperation and getting every last penny. Yes it will help robins and the squad but only if people pay it. I would rather have £20 in the bank and entice more people...

Scaremongering again. Who are you? Tony Blair? The Calais border to the U.K. Is a bilateral deal and has nothing to do with the EU. Yes your beloved EU doesn't like borders remember.

I'm furious at the match day prices. Greedy and expensive. I wonder if this is their last season here and just getting as much as possible?

Isn't your our link at uni site? Very pro EU institutions at worst. And as some have said where are the negatives to balance the argument. In my opinion it works out about level. We need immigration but good and positive immigration not open borders.

Surely the EU will miss our money?

Fair enough, I honestly don't know. I just know he was removed and replaced with a puppet from the EU that caused a bit of a stir at the time.

Wasn't bulesconi removed because he stuck up for then Italian people and replaced by the EU with a Goldman Sachs puppet?

What by plucking a figure out the air and then doubling it a week later for good measure to 100b. Yeah let's just hand it over.

They will make up our money contributions. NOT They are trying to eat every penny as they need it and the threats and bullying is seen as desperation. Wait until the other countries have to pay to make up the shortfall. Mix that in with banking crisis in the southern countries and the...

Is that rate in Germany or U.K. For you?

And an emergency budget and mortgages would rise heavily. Project fear I think they called it. There was no positives and hence why they lost.

I haven't seen them. I saw two yougov polls showing now both 69% and 70% accept brexit and want to get on with it. I saw a general election where 84% people voted for parties who in their manifesto said to leave the eu and single market.

Debt currently stands at 1.6 trillion. Eye watering

really? Says who?

Funnily enough I agree with you. The House of Lords i cannot stand. Happily get rid of those. As for the queen it's a fair point but I enjoy having a queen and find her good for the country. She is part of our history and proud history at that. I notice you didn't disagree with having...

Missing the point yet again. Head in the sand stuff. I agree the UK isn't great at the moment but more to do with an incompetent government and uncertainty. We have actually got a very good base and structure. Very low unemployment and yeah the pound has dropped but makes our exports a bit...

We can blame our governments as that's who should be running and dealing with our country. You still don't get it. People voted for our governments to have the final say and to run our lands from policticans we elect. Not unelected wealthy beaurocrats in Brussels who propose legislation at will...

Spain was also mentioned in the same bad light with very similar problems. I don't know how they escape it whilst in the euro and the EU. If they didn't have the euro and eu they could obviously devalue and inject money through different means. Still I hear Germany is doing well. Its not all bad...