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There are key points which are still been debated with regard to Brexit, membership of the customs union, the single market, freedom of movement. There was no common standpoint on these issues prior to the referendum nor since. People who voted for Brexit sticking together even though they may...

I don't agree. But you still won't answer whether you think the tory party has a problem with racism, (including antisemitism), and whether Boris is a racist/antisemite for his gushing praise of Orban, (and remember, there are actually more extreme member of the AECR.)

err, thanks!

they'd be totally wrong and possibly trying to deflect, just as you are doing.

Can you point out what has been posted that gives you that impression? Look at the match threads, it is your support already planning their weekend at Wembley, ours is altogether more cautious.

sounds like a good band name - NW and the electric turnips

we'll see.

we're going round in circles. Let's see if Liam Fox signs all of these trade deals he said he would. He said they'd be agreed in principle and signed the day after we leave, let's see.

pity we don't make such a good impression on everyone! Decent article, thanks for posting the link.

I've said this many times, if leave meant one thing there wouldn't have been so many different groups pushing the leave vote. Read the different agendas of the various groups, leave didn't mean one thing. Aaron Banks, Nigel Farage, George Galloway, Kate Hoey and Boris Johnson did not have a...

because it allows us tariff free access to our biggest trading partner, the EU.

to be honest, if you were an outsider reading this thread you'd think our support was a cross between Millwall and Galatasaray and we really aren't that bad.

but any genuine protest is going to attract people just there for a bit of a laugh, that doesn't mean the protest isn't valid. In my opinion, Sheff Utd was a decent protest, but that should have been it for a while, (perhaps until the Charlton protest). A few in the know back slappers doing it...

it's a lot harder to do what you did now. You could get a shitty factory job when I left school and still get a mortgage on the wage, (and that was just your wage not including you missus). Things are a lot harder now. Though I don't think the 10,000 grand hand out paid for by the elderly is a...

They're not two of the same in my opinion.. We now have supporters going on the pitch at the drop of a hat, it's embarrassing. If it's 0-0 on aggregate in the 90th minute of the 2nd leg against County and we score I don't blame anyone for losing it and running on the pitch. But we now have...

so you shouldn't try something unless it's guaranteed to work? Sheff Utd was on Sky, got the clubs plight a lot of publicity and brought it to the attention of a lot of people who were probably unaware. Agree about Bolton, it wasn't as big, seemed to be more a clique than a protest and as such...

you may consider it meaningless and you may be correct, but it's significant in what it could do to party politics particularly for Labour.

you should read comments made prior to the ballot by leavers such as Davis, Gove, Fox etc. They all said contradictory things regarding what Brexit meant, Davis said in 2012 his preference would be to remain in the EU so what Brexit meant to people may have been clear to them in their own minds...

not really. Labour peers ignored the party line to abstain. If the front bench abstain in the commons vote they'll be uproar. Some similar goings on in the tory party.

Lords vote to stay in single market. Civil war in both parties to intensify after the commons vote I'd imagine.