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No idea if/how true. I barely know the guy who told me. The company he works for buy equipment of us occasionally and he’s usually the guy who collects it on route to site for installation. We’ve talked football on occasions past and he knew I was a Cov fan and thought it would interest me. He...

Season ticket holder. For sure;)

Here’s a snippet for everyone to wet themselves over. I was randomly talking to someone who’s works occasionally at the Ricoh as a contractor and he recons that the new gossip inside ACL is that Richardson is becoming more and more desperate to find an exit strategy and the sooner the better.

That’s not fair. The owner of Amazon has a divorce bill to pay and it’s not like he’s the richest man in the world. Oh wait...

She probably read about them on tinternet.

She means falafafells.

How many defeats in the commons has the government suffered over brexit now?

I tell you what, they don’t half know how to make £5 a day stretch. I have it on good authority that they all have the latest technology big screen TV and are all driving around in 18 plate cars. Someone should make one them chancellor with that track record.

If you read your link it explains that under the Lisbon Treaty article 50 can be extended or even revoked and a U.K. MP can trigger the mechanism to extend the date. So the reality is the position hasn’t changed. We’re not leaving on the 29th of March no ifs no buts.

Got to laugh at some leavers. What do we want? Democracy. When do we want it? After a no deal brexit has been signed off and completed.

It’s conclusive on absolutely nothing though. Leave with no deal even at the point it’s been highest was still less than 30% so still doesn’t have the backing of a majority. In a two question referendum if the options were leave with no deal or find a solution the government using your own link...

It’s not my fault you post childish moronic shit.

You support astute and he thinks horses love horse racing. What’s the difference?

For me the problem is that we didn’t have a referendum following the last one on terms. We’re where we are today because the government were never given a mandate for what brexit should be. Yes I know you know what you voted for but can you just clear up for me did you vote for a no deal hard...

No idea. Try reposting your question in a form that makes sense and I’ll give it a go then.

It basically means that the government can’t make preparations for a no deal scenario without the backing of Parliament. Which isn’t a bad thing given the recent ability demonstrated by the government giving a ferry contract to a firm that has no ferries to operate from a port that doesn’t have...

No deal brexit just became a little less likely Ministers defeated over no-deal Brexit plans May’s deal or no Brexit look the most likely outcomes. This has probably just given May’s Brexit deal a shot in the arm at a guess.

Do. It’s really nice. Had some today in my falafel and salad sandwich at lunch. Yummy.

Were you in London yesterday by any chance?