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I’ve just provided you multiple quotes in one post dismissing your absurd claims in this post. Clearly you didn’t read any of it because not five minutes later you’re spouting the same bollocks again.

You posted more than one link explaining exactly the answer to that. Why don’t you try reading them? For a change. Nice to see it’s not just my links that you don’t read. No wonder you talk bollocks you don’t even read your own.

I’ve already given you a link to what it’s spent on. If you’re waiting it’s because you’ve failed to read what I’ve posted. Again. You’re problem. Again.

Except Germany, France and Italy.

We also receive back the money we have invested in the EIB. In fact we’ll still be receiving it back for over 3 decades after brexit. The money borrowed from the EIB in the U.K. is invested in infrastructure, enterprise and the environment at as you say at absurdly low interest rates benefiting...

The multiple times I’ve told you that the EIB is something to do with the EU over two days. Don’t complain about being called a muppet when you’re doing a fantastic job of earning that title.

I never said it wasn’t anything to do with the EU you muppet in fact I made the point at the start of this “conversation” that it’s share holders are EU member states. I note that you didn’t answer the question. Too busy ignoring what I’ve already said and then providing links that confirms...

Read the link in the amended post and then explain why we should leave the EU and turn our backs on investment from the EIB? Sorry, I mean state aid from the EU. No I don’t, state aid comes in the form of grants from the EU. Completely different to what the EIB does but I’m sure you’ll continue...

Ha ha ha.

Surely in the interest of being the balanced poster you like to tell us you are and believe that the EIB is the EU you would be swooning over all the billions of investment (or should that be state aid?) that the EIB (or should that be EU?) has given the U.K. over the years? Surely? Wow. Look...

I’m pretty sure the big Sam one just gets regurgitated every couple of seasons. People always use the reasoning that he played for us but it’s always been my understanding that actually he doesn’t have that much love for CCFC. Way before my time as a supporter but I thought it had something to...

The EIB is not responsible for EU policy. It is not the EU. Were you even aware of the EIB before I pointed out it was an EIB loan and not EU state aid as you initially claimed? Turkey as you acknowledge isn’t even a state that is an EU member for it to be state aid. Seems to me that you’re...

I do know what I’m talking about. That’s why the links you’ve provided confirm I’m correct.

The EU didn’t lend them money the EIB did. Can’t take you seriously when I’ve already pointed that out to you half a dozen times and you still continue saying that the EU lent them the money. Why did the EIB lend them money taking jobs out the EU? Don’t know, I’ve already said it was a bad...

One thing I do like about Steve Cotterill is he was instrumental in a Sunderland relegation. After that I’m out. Done well at this level but he seems a horrible character.

There’s a picture with the post and as per Facebook law if there’s a picture with it it means its true. LAW! TRUE! ;)

Turkey has been “joining” the EU for over 30 years now. They don’t meet the criteria and never will. The process was started to garner favour with Turkish voters by Turkish politicians. Turkey joining the EU is little more than a myth.

They, the EIB loaned them money. They have to pay it back, with interest. “They” haven’t given them anything. How can the Turks write it off? They are neither EU members and therefore not a shareholder in the EIB, they have no authority to write it off.

Yes. Loan, not state aid. Like I said.

You’re trying to pretend that it was state aid, it wasn’t. It was a loan from the EIB that the U.K. is a shareholder in. It will be paid back with interest. Which the U.K. will be a recipient of even after brexit as we have long term commitments to the EIB. Little comfort to the former workers...