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I have accepted the result. I think it is the wrong result and will continue to criticize it. It was a narrow result and there are many people like myself who think it was the wrong outcome. Time will tell who is right. The Lords has not overturned Brexit. The Lords reviews all acts- that's...

If you lose 1:0, then there is always next season. You are not out forevermore - hopefully. One team's fans will be happy with 1:0, the others will not. They won't be asked to now support the other team though.

Who is saying that?

In other words the result was far from convincing.

Any further news on the promised stadium?

So you should. You cannot distinguish between a 4% majority and a high turnout. The fact that, despite the high turnout, leave could only reach a 4% majority shows that the result is far from being convincing. A win, but not be a decent margin. They are trying to frustrate and delay the...

We don't know, but what we do know is that the Allianz Arena Munich is a bit out of town and shared by two old rivals. So, such things are possible.

No, maybe not, but we don't attract many anyway....;-) If it goes bandy at the Ricoh, we may not have much choice. Continuing at the Ricoh is the best option for the fans, but we don't have much say and Waps are calling the tune.

Why bother with a referendum then? Just count how many are young and how many are old and apportion the votes accordingly.

Well, one could still mount a legal challenge- illegal is illegal. Obviously the cannot be much chance of a re referendum or else someone else from remain would have challenged it.

Start an investigation into voter fraud. If what you are saying is true then we will have to vote again. You cannot have a valid Referendum with 2 million illegal votes.

A 4% majority is hardly a landslide vote.

An Indian politician has already said that Empire 2.0 will go down like a lead balloon there. But, apparently everyone is queuing up to deals with global Britain so nothing to worry about. Junior partner to Trump seems like a good place to start.

Not knowing the difference between turnout and majority doesn't help your case.

No-one is disputing the result in the courts or the Lords. I don't know where you got that from. Farage when pressed about a supposedly clear statement wriggled and tried to twist it round. What a surprise. 52/48 would not be acceptable in most countries' parliaments or constitutions to enforce...

Joint stadium with Birmingham City near the NEC modelled on the Allianz Arena in Munich, but smaller. Not what I want, but logical if you want to cut costs by sharing and get a big sponsor deal. Transport good from both sides. City centre would be my favourite, but I don't see happening.

Ok. In which EU European mainland country have you lived? Sorry if I have got that wrong, but most people here/ in Britain haven't and rely on the British take on things - often from unreliable newspapers as sources.

You are the one claiming things haven't happened since Brexit, not me.

Turnout and 52/48 are two different things. Ask Farage. He said if it were 52/48 it would mean "work to be done" as it would inconclusive.