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Let’s hope the great sisu deliver something over the coming days otherwise it looks like they’ve fucked over the fans (get cheap players in and then sell chaplin and bayliss just before the season starts) I’m not sure what we’ve got for bayliss but it isn’t enough (I honestly believe after a...

Charming :o

There was something similar discussed in the Malthouse compromise which was raised earlier in the year (inc extended transition) Look I’m not pointing the finger at the EU, they have negotiated how I would have expected, however, people on the remain side will always blame Mays ‘red lines’...

I’m just highlighting the reality of the situation ie the WA cannot pass through parliament as it stands. As we all know, the government has tried three times !

I’m not sure from what Geoffrey Cox recently said that parliament can stop No Deal, certainly not without an election, however, even if that happens it might not stop Brexit. I’m saying this without wanting a No Deal (as I have said many times before) So, it comes back to whether the withdrawal...

Firstly, there wasn’t a parliamentary majority for a second referendum. Secondly, ignoring the ERG and the extreme Brexiteers (weirdos as I’ve said before !) I’d imagine most of the Leavers don’t want a No Deal. Thirdly, give the man a chance, Boris has not even had the opportunity to see if any...

Seriously though. He’s kind of damned if he does stuff and damned if he doesn’t. The inertia of the last 2-3 years hasn’t helped anyone

Fuckin Tories, spending money !!:emoji_face_palm:

Agree, I’ve been saying that for ages ! Ideological idiots ! Like the hardline remainers that will partly be the cause of No Deal if it happens. Crazy world !

But the withdrawal agreement has been rejected three times by parliament already ?!! The only realistic way I can see that we can budge is by having an election to try to change the make up of parliament

Maybe Pete but the situation has got to be played out. The underlying fact is the EU have said the withdrawal agreement cannot be reopened, yet we/they know it cannot get through parliament ?! Boris believes rightly or wrongly it can get through with changes ie removal (replacement !) of...

Bizarrely they also couldn’t give a fuck about their own party (over 50% would rather see their party destroyed than stay in the EU !!!). Let’s be honest it’s a small poll on a small proportion of leavers who are probably pretty fucked off that after three years we are still stuck in the EU...

He’ll have to in an election though Clint. It’s a bizarre time in politics. If labour had backed Mays deal then Lib Dem’s and Brexit Party wouldn’t be picking up Labour voters from both sides of the argument. The withdrawal agreement pretty much gave labour everything they wanted apart from a...

Graylings gone which has got to be good for the country !

When were tax cuts for the rich dished out ? (Not me being awkward but I wasn’t aware there had been any recently). If Boris goes ahead with his suggested cuts for higher earners (I wouldn’t say £50k-80k is necessarily rich, especially if they live in London) as a priority then I’d be...

Again, partially true but with a bias. Tories maintained AAA rating for a majority of their time (even immediately after the financial crisis, which I am guessing was partly to do with the steps they took). It’s dropped post referendum result Real wages have been in decline but the report...

Now I’m all for debate but why make sweeping unsupported comments to go alongside some accurate, fair points ? Crime through the roof - factually incorrect, recorded crime has continued to fall. Violent crime has gone through the roof and needs addressing, with more police on the streets and...

As I said, it’s not that straight forward shmmeee You could say that labour runs smaller deficits and pays back more debt as its operated/been in power at a different stage of the economic cycle ie was in a better position to do so. You might be able to borrow/spend your way out of shallow...

Not entirely accurate Ian. I agree the richest are getting richer and I believe they should pay more tax. However, as has already been said there’s a tipping point when it comes to tax (both individual and corporate). Borrowing has increased but level of borrowing year on year has been reducing...

Iffy start but improved massively as season went on. Could be a real threat this season