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How many of which have we been the issue as in India’s case? Why are our demands going to change once we leave the EU that means we’ll be able to make trade agreements with India that we were apparently stumbling as EU members?

Talking of the UK’s obsession with immigration caps Visa clampdown 'hits cancer patients'

I’m saying 27 countries are negotiating from a position of strength in numbers. People keep mentioning the USA as if leaving the EU is all of a sudden going to open doors for us. That’s the US that has the most protectionist president in a lifetime who seems to increase tariffs on imports for...

So do you expect us to have a free trade agreement with the USA once we leave? Will it be a blanket FTA or will it be a reciprocal agreement? What goods are you expecting us to sell more of into the US once we leave? Assuming that we get some sort of FTA with the US that is.

I never said it did have to be ratified by the Lords. I said that they can oppose it for a year after the Parliament act has been invoked meaning that we’ll have to leave with no deal. Again I never said that the EU can’t force us to leave with no deal. What I’ve said (numerous times now) is...

Not sure in the slightest what that’s supposed to mean.

I really didn’t although you seemed to have missed the point I was replying to in the first place. You need to read that for context and when/if you do you will see that the only person who missed the point was you. Unless of course you’re deliberately trying to deflect the point. Either is...

There will be amendments first. There has to be now. The Lords won’t back it in it’s current guise and there’s a divide in the commons on backing it and that divide doesn’t look to favour it in it’s current guise. Then there’s also the chance of it being challenged through the courts by way of...

Which seems equally unlikely. Lib Dem’s aren’t going to vote for it at any stage, SNP are unlikely to vote for it, Blairites are pro EU so are unlikely to vote for it, Labours official brexit policy is now opposite to the governments in that Labour want a customs union so a few rebels aside...

They did argue that. Same as many leavers argued it would be a good deal. The same leavers are now arguing that it would be a bad deal and wasn’t what was voted for despite having previously used it as a pro leave argument. Which proves several things. Out doesn’t mean out. Leave campaigners...

It really isn’t. You don’t have to be an EU member to be in the single market. Norway for example.

The referendum was whether to leave the EU not the single market. That vote was close, virtually 50/50 so at best you could assume is is that they’re out of touch with half the population and that’s assuming that people weren’t expecting to stay in the single market.

Think we also paid something for Bigi that season so we didn’t spend the rest exclusively on Turnbull

Is he not a Northampton Town player then? Think we also got a fee from them for him IIRC.

He ended up at Northampton didn’t he? Not sure they’re well known for wearing kilts. If it was Corby on the other hand;)

Stop being a dick and just answer the question.

You don’t either apparently.

Who was that?

Wasn’t Peter Ramage released on the same day as Aaron Martin?

Magical hills in Ireland. There’s a few hills in Ireland where if you park your car on the hill out of gear and with no hand brake applied your car appears to roll up hill. Some will tell you it’s a magnetic hill and the car is being pulled up the hill. I believe that the truth is it is an...