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Didn’t May have a bigger lead last time when she called the election? https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/26/theresa-may-popular-voters-leader-since-late-1970s/

This, we shouldn’t restrict ourselves in the transfer market.

He may well have been irrelevant and counterproductive, that doesn’t mean he wasn’t trying to seek a peaceful solution.

He may well have been irrelevant and counterproductive, that doesn’t mean he wasn’t trying to seek a peaceful solution.

It would be nice if the club offered some sort of a refund to those who sat through last nights mess, it would be an appropriate gesture and would more than pay for itself long term. I’m not holding my breath tho.

Just because he didn’t play a direct role in the peace process doesn’t mean he wasn’t trying to sort out a peaceful solution. He is a pacifist, a life long anti war campaigner - if you think he was there to discuss bombing tactics you must be pretty thick.

At least three goals were his fault, shouldn’t be anywhere near a Prem first team.

Something is obviously not right behind the scenes. The players didn’t look happy in the tunnel, Leicester looked fired up and focused, our lot looked like they’d just been told their dogs died. Is it a coincidence that Ralph’s assistant and Wilson have just jumped ship?

I’d take him over this clown.

**** off back to Germany Ralph you c*nt.

Bunch of ******s. If Ralph has any self respect he would quit after that ****. Gao, **** off back to China, you and that fat **** Kat are not welcome here.

Yep, Gao and Kat, please f*ck off.

**** it, sack the c*nt. This is embarrassing.

Hopefully this is the last time I see Valery in a Saints shirt. Lazy ****ing tosser.

Valley straight at the keeper. Useless c*nt

Bunch of useless tossers

Unfortunately I think you’re right. It doesn’t help when the opposition are so incredibly weak. It’s crazy that the Tories can make such a mess of the whole thing, waste three and a half years in-fighting, changing leaders, countless cabinet ins and out, May’s perpetual can kicking then wasting the extension with a protracted leadership contest and closing down Parliament - and still get their “just get it done” message across unopposed. I have yet to even hear one Labour MP point out that Boris himself twice helped block Brexit when May was trying to get it done.

It's never that black and white though is it, traffic and weather conditions can change quickly. Also if you break down how long does it take for the red X to appear?

Stupid idea. The benefits of having another lane is obvious during the rush hour but I wouldn't fancy breaking down and being stuck on the carriageway at night or in poor visibility when the traffic is going full pelt.

Sinn Fein certainly think so: https://www.irishpost.com/news/sinn-fein-says-brexit-will-pave-way-united-ireland-within-generation-173046 Maybe the Conservatives should invite their new best pals into the house to try and ram the deal through?

Surely it makes sense to have an election once Brexit is sorted out so people are elected because of their policies and how capable they are, not on the back of one single decisive issue? A GE now would be messy as ****.

So who do Brexit supporting socialists or Remainer Tories vote for?

So you agree that many have changed their mind since 2016 and a second refurendum would be the most democratic way of solving this mess?

It doesn't matter how much leavers claim they knew what they were voting for, fact is certain things that have come to light no one could have known about. Mainly IMO: £39 Billion Divorce bill - This only became clear a long time after the result. Possible breakup of the UK - Obviously only after the results came in did it become clear that NI and Scotland voted strongly in the opposite way to England and Wales. If we leave with the current deal then the SNP have an undeniable right to hold another referendum which they will probably win. Response of the EU - We were told the EU would capitulate because German Car manufacturers would be banging on Merkel’s door. It turns out that they, along with their Governments agree with the EU that protecting the EU and single market is more important than any free trade deal with the UK. Northern Ireland issues - We only found a week or so ago that there is going to be a border down the Irish Sea against the wishes of the DUP. Sinn Fein are over the moon and already planning for a united Ireland - the potential for trouble here is obvious. Is ANYTHING worth risking trouble in NI again?

It would be a more informed choice, if leave wins by a handful of votes then the deal is actioned automatically, likewise if remain win we revoke.