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depressingly it probably goes on there as well, wankers abusing their position.

because what remain did is irrelevant, we voted leave. Same as people banging on about Labours manifesto, they're not in government, not relevant.

got one of the best goal differences as well now.

But you can set a team up to create chances and we haven't been. Hopefully, as of yesterday, we've turned a corner.

we were told leaving was going to be a doddle, surely if that isn't the case someone should have anticipated it? Our MPs have let us down and lied to us, the EU acting the c**t is neither here nor there as far as I'm concerned. edit - I'm talking about a different article!! Something else I had...

read my post, Westminister is a cesspit. I used the Dorries example to hi-light the hypocrisy. If you can find a Labour MP who stuck up for Lewis but condemned Crabbe, (and you probably could if you looked), I'll accuse them of hypocrisy as well.

I thought we knew what we were voted for, we should have anticipated this and any other issue arising from Brexit surely?

can't believe you're using an issue this serious to try and play party politics.

you should follow Nadine Dorries on Twitter, she slated him. Strangely though she has today stuck up for her fellow tory Stephen Crabbe following his comments, strange that! There isn't one example of an inappropriate comment from an MP of one party that you can't find the equivalent of from...

"It has to be addressed, violently if necessary." :emoji_smiley:

now what does that remind me of?!!

That would upset me - if I gave one single fuck what they thought.

Started this, quite enjoying it.

Fairly sure the only empty premises is the old bank which had been taken over, they're working on it now. Think it's going to be a kitchen and bathroom shop which is a little bit disappointing. Are the for sale signs outside the Albany road flats? I think there's actually only one of them for...

he's put a million on it. If it comes in he's going to buy PSG.

they also said, "I know it's over, still I cling, I don't know what else I can do".

but that isn't what the head of the WTO said recently, but as I said in my previous post, he has contradicted himself more than once.

the worry is that it takes years to re-establish ourselves and as we get more desperate we get taken advantage off. This may be an unlikely scenario but when there is uncertainty there will be concern about how things pan out.

"We will be able to make deals with countries all over the world" and that's why I'm trying to understand with regard to the WTO, it may not be as easy as we think, there are those that present a case that it won't be as well as those that think it will. That's what I'm looking for clarity on...

I am not pro or anti EU, I am pro UK. And I am just trying to understand what will happen if we go under WTO rules. The head of the WTO himself said we are in a unique situation where we are leaving a functioning trading block and it won't be easy to re-establish ourselves. And I have linked an...