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i think our negotiating team are a bunch of clowns but even I don't think they're stupid enough not to have a break down of every last penny of the settlement bill. Whether it will be made public or not is another matter. I can see them coming out with the political equivalent of the...

are you suggesting that the negotiating team won't have a detailed break down of what is included in the final settlement figure?

not by me. If the March 19 deadline is too soon it makes sense to extend it.

The BDI is trying to play hard ball but if you read between the lines their stance will soften if we commit to a longer transition period. That seems reasonable to me.

come on Nick, we've all done it.

OK. Just looked at the comment you quoted, haven't got time to trawl through the whole lot.

Here's what Tony said: "Will we be able to make a free trade agreement with India without relaxing control of our border with India beyond what it is currently as an EU member state?" He was talking about relaxation of the border not open border, that's what India want in return for a...

they're not asking for an open border but an easing of visa requirements, (I think mainly for people who want to study in the UK). I don't know what the current criteria for an Indian citizen to get into other EU countries is but this would be a separate arrangement in the same way any post...

keep it up.

you're right but I don't think they'd do much trade for the rest of the week and couldn't survive on match day trade alone, it's a shame.

read an article somewhere which said we only claim a small percentage of what we are actually due.

"My son was only sentenced to 18 months in prison but he's been there for nine years." HAHA!!

I've never said you're not allowed to have your say, quite the contary, and I accept I could be wrong about how I see this all panning out. What I can't understand is why people keep going on about Labour who aren't involved in this process. They're entitled to do so, but I can't understand it...

So where would you suggest going for information on the economy then if you're dismissing the OBR and the IMF, I accept there not always right but they've been often quoted by the tories on this board though now what their saying doesn't fit the agenda I'm sure they'll be dismissed as a nest of...

them sorting themselves out or not is irrelevant, we[re discussing the ramifications of Brexit, Labour aren't involved. Unless May decides to put a cross party negotiating team in their input will be minimal.

OBR downgrades it's UK forecasts for the next 5 years, IMF called the UK a notable exception to an improving global outlook but it's meaningless, OK then!

if there had just been a general election called then no, they shouldn't be ignored. But the tories have just won the election, there in for the next 5 years, they'll be steering us through Brexit, going on about Labour at the moment is just diversionary. As I said regarding the economy, there...

i would rather be in the EU in it's current form than trying to leave it under this government. You wouldn't that's up to you.

it's pointless going on about Labour, they're not in government!! If they get in, then will be the time to analyse what they're doing. We may as well talk about the Greens or the Libdems FFS! Our economy isn't doing well, there are mixed indicators and there are some good signs but it's not...

wrong, lesser of two evils for me.