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It would never be enforceable either way

Who needs Enobakhare when we've got Dexter

An advisory referendum We're not a direct democracy so couldn't have a legally binding one as far as I'm aware as it removes parliamentary sovereignty

Juncker has said now there is a deal there will be no further extension. We're at shite deal vs no deal. Edit - sounds like what Juncker has said has been misreported. It isn't shite deal vs no deal

What don't you like about being able to cast your vote in favour of Boris' brilliant deal? If they'll lose 'so many votes' then that means a second referendum is a foregone conclusion doesn't it?

Nick Robinson LOL, him, Peston, Kuenssberg are an embarrassment to the journalist profession.

The DUP's false concern for the GFA is heartening, it feels like a time of reckoning for unionism, what does it actually mean?

I'd like any of the following away, not interested in a home draw regardless of whether it's at St Andrews: Salford Colne or Gateshead Whitby Town Nantwich Town Chorley Southport or Altrincham York City or Stockport Darlington Halifax or Harrogate AFC Fylde Margate Sutton United or Billericay...

North West team away, Salford would be good. Otherwise a London team away.

People selling before the next annual report is due?

The consensus on here is that Hiwula misses a sitter every match, which is it?

There is another couple of pubs there aren't there? I went in the one on the corner in 2012 as you walk into Fenny Stratford from the stadium?

That's easy for a rich politician or one of his useful idiots to say, not easy to somebody losing their livelihood. Let him get his deal through and forget about a General Election and we'll see what people think in 2022.

TBF, I see what you're saying but the government can't break the law.

You can actually see what the strikers try to do, on Sky on Sunday it was stated that Robins coaching to strikers is to pick your spot early and go for it. You can see our strikers do that, particularly Hiwula, just the execution isn't always that good.

All seems a bit convenient that the IRA are ready for a TV interview doesn't it [emoji23]

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A tariff free deal with the USA for example would have far less benefit than the massive downside brought about by the barriers (e.g. Customs, regulatory issues) of Brexit. However you should have read my post in the context of what Astute (sic) said.

For comparison it was 7k in the Northampton season but the gap between respective average gates at Sixfields and St Andrews is much bigger.

Christ almighty. You know the Japan trade deal has REMOVED 99% of tariffs that were previously levied on Japanese imports to the 28 members of the EU. The UK is going in the other direction.