I'm all ready fuming about the result. I thought I'd get in early.

RichieRiv wrote:But that's how the system works. You're talking about a complete overhaul of our political system and a voted in prime minister.

No, I'm asking why people are going on about 'freedom' and 'taking back control'.

Not fishing at all. We were at a stage where we could not change anything by voting. To me that means we are not free. Now we are. To some the value of their French gite is more important. There was a march against democracy last weekend which demonstrates that there are plenty of morons on the rem...

[ There was no discussion or debate mate. I made a point about experts' so called advice being altered by external factors beyond their scope. You then came in with some sideways stuff about the leave and stuff about stuff and about who did what more. My point remains. Experts make all sorts of cla...

No, it's not. Let me get this straight, are you trying to tell me that, on the economy, that the Leave campaign were peddling the benefits more than the remain campaign were peddling the downfalls? If you are then that, my friend, is nonsense. I don't know why you're trying to move the discussion o...

No, not really. The whole impetus of economical meltdown came from remain. The leave was to counter it and say 'calm down, thing won't be that bad'. Besides, it isn't solely against the remain campaign, per se, but against the wisdom of pinning so much to a mast based on what so called experts are ...

bubbles1966 wrote: That experience should stand people in good stead when others are getting a bit emotional.

But that sounds like you're getting excuses in if leaving doesn't pan out as well as you and others have predicted.

1 bomb, 1 disaster, 1 global incident. We've seen plenty before, unfortunately. That's all it takes to send these expert 'predictions' to ****, thus rendering the absolute largest slice of the remain fear mongering inaccurate at best and downright irrelevant at worst. Yet experts apparently could c...

giantsteps wrote:Ginge was ball watching for that 2nd, hate to say it.

Shame as he's been brilliant up until then.

Williams tries to play offside after the ball had been played and leaves Nani umarked. A bit daft and no fault of Collins.

D C wrote:The pundits were always going to mention Ramsey as if Portugal weren't without Pepe and William Carvalho.

Not quite the same thing when you have to bring on players that struggled to get in a relegated MK Dons side to chase a game.

Chester has looked the weak link and poor old Ginge gets subbed.

Leaves arguments consisted of at best misrepresentation and at worst outright deception'. Is that democracy, bullshitting your way to victory? I would say it's not at all. Spot on. It looks like some of the turkeys that voted for Christmas are all ready realizing it wasn't such a good idea. http://...

Turns to Stone wrote: They're probably just trying to hide their bald patch!

Murdoch has enough money and sway to make anyone his bitch so he invites himself into establishment, the others, no chance. Don't be daft. Of course they're all part of the establishment. The vote leave campaign, full of elites told people that they were voting against elites and some people bought...

It's always the same people marching and protesting isn't it. Only this time they're actually marching to support the establishment. Who'd of thought they'd be in support of a large centralised super state. Doesn't sound very progressive to me ! You'd have to be a bit barmy to think the likes of Jo...

Johnny Byrne's Boots wrote:Theresa May will appoint John Chilcott to invoke Article 50.

Well done Wales, a superb performance.

And they've got a decent chance against Portugal who haven't looked much cop so far.

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Not quite true, is it? I wanted Allardyce gone twelve months before he left, but then he was given a chance to reform. It looked like he might so I came back on board but then it became obvious he wouldn't so I saw no choice but out. I thought Bilic would be okay but never foresaw how well he would...

bubbles1966 wrote: Stick with Allardyce, it would be stupid to try Bilic,eh?

You said we should stick with Allardyce and Bilic wasn't much cop.

You even put stats up.