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A two tier brexit? I thought out means out? Suits me as I have family in the north and on the border who need free movement for their livelihoods. I just don’t think that’s what people voted for and people know what they voted for.

No it was just reality. People didn’t like what remainers were saying so labelled it negativity. Plenty on here bought into the rhetoric of Gove, Farage, Boris, Davis etc and repeated it on here as if it was established fact. When questioned by the likes of myself and others as being...

Never said anything different. This government went into an election without a brexit vision so never received a mandate for brexit. The fact that it isn’t plain sailing like some would have you believe because Mercedes, BMW and Audi want to sell us cars etc just reaffirms that no one is getting...

Had the same thought myself.

I think the word is press leaks not press reports. This is the government softening the blow. If we didn’t have the divorce bill the nhs and education would still be breaking. The government doesn’t want to invest in them to the levels that they require.

So you voted for a £45b divorce bill? No, thought not. Let’s see how the Northern Ireland border is sorted and see if you voted for that also. My guess is it won’t be.

It’s KOK who’s saying we’ve failed with the divorce bill. The remainers on here are saying it’s what we expected. That’s just realism on our (the remainers) behalf, it’s the brexiteers who are shouting failure when dealing with the reality of brexit.

Here’s a montage.

I’ll have to look for the moment someone explained it to him on camera and the look on his face when he realises what he’d been promoting something different to what he thought it was. Might have been David Cameron during their televised debate. I’ll have a look.

The brexiteers should at least take responsibility for it. They knew what they voted for so surely non of this came as a surprise.

We’re leaving the EU nothing is going to change that. You have to resign to that fact at some point and a general election is as good as a point as any, the best point probably. So when it came to it Labour had a vision, a plan and a costed explanation of how they attended to achieve it. The...

What would a true brexiteer have done as a solution to the problem?

Which apparently we didn’t vote for. It’s all about free trade apparently. Exactly why the trade deficit is unlikely to change by any great shakes. Might actually get worse with cheaper products coming in out competing British produce.

Do you think that will decrease if we leave?

Failing that blame those who didn’t vote for it rather than those who did taking responsibility for their own vote.

A two tier brexit? Don’t be silly, out means out and we all know what we voted for. ;)

Smaller crowds, less ticket revenue and a larger % of smaller match day revenue.

Corbyn had a great election. I myself changed my vote from Tory to Labour, voting labour for only the second time in my life (the first being Tony Blair’s first election) and had planned to vote Tory again this time (as per my usual/default vote) right up until the point I read both manifestos...

Well, I can only talk in personal terms and from the perspective of the child I was at the time but pre Maggie my dad was working a 3 day week, the lights kept going out, the bins weren’t getting emptied, Father Christmas was shopping at world of tat and the only reason we had a family holiday...

Thing is Thatchers reign has ended and she can be judged on both her achievements and failures and she did leave the country in a better place than she found it. May on the other hand has so far overseen failure after failure, gone from crisis to crisis not least the ill advised general...