aintforever

There just needs to be a simple binding referendum with whatever deal Boris can come up with (or if he chooses, no deal) and remain. Boris was the main Brexit cheerleader, they told us it would be the easiest deal on history - get the deal and let us decide.

Ings was deservedly MOTM, his goals knocked the stuffing out of them when they were having a good spell. A Saints fan stuffing two goals in the Fratton end is legendary stuff. It’s the sort of thing we all dream about. Thought Bednarek and Ward Prowse also had cracking games, and fair play to Redmond for coming on and going for the jugular. The whole side should be very proud because this game could easily have gone the other way, we’ve all seen Saints sides in the past **** up against lower league sides.

The lads did us proud tonight, that could easily have been a banana skin.

Sweet revenge. Two goals at the Fratton End for the Netley lad. Get the **** in!

Happy with that. Let’s smash these ****s!

This.

4 day week now. **** me these loons have finally lost the plot.

**** no. You can’t rest anyone for this game. For me it’s the biggest game since Swansea away under Hughes.

What a load of ******, they are doing nothing different to any other party in stating what they stand for and what they would do if they got into power.

Newspapers are on borrowed time anyway, few will shed a tear when the likes of The Mail and Sun go tits up.

The last time I went to Fratton Park the toilet roof was knackered and I had to take a sh!t in the rain. I have been to all sorts of countries around the world but Fratton is still the only place I’ve had to put up with being rained on whilst curling one out.

It's OK Boris is confident and it is "the easiest trade deal in history" so he's bound to come back with a great deal.

But they know no-deal is worse for us and they know we know that, so it's not really much of the threat. The bottom line is the fact that the integrity of the common market is more important to them that a free trade deal.

I’m not surprised by what Cameron said, But I expect a lot of the morons who fell for his bullish!te at the refurendum would be surprised to find out he didn’t believe a word of what he was saying and was just treating the whole thing as if it were some Eton debating game.

I think it’s fair to say VAR has been a success so far, the only cock up was the city disallowed goal against Spurs but that was more down to the rule change than VAR.

Doesn’t mean he’s not spot on about Boris.

Can’t see the Tories getting a majority if that is the case, they will lose too many votes to The Brexit party and Lib Dems.

How can a vote, now that we have alot more information, possibly be undemocratic? It's just common sense. The problem is we have headbangers on both side obsessed with 'winning' when fact is if we make the wrong choice we all lose. I have always been quite pro-brexit, I certainly understand the reasons why people wanted to leave. But now we know what we do, it seems a Barmy choice when you weigh up the possible risks v rewards.

That's the problem, it never is a one issue election because people have different priorities. If Boris wins then it would be probably because people don't want Corbyn as PM, not because they want a no deal Brexit. There will be Remainer Tories who vote blue just like there will be brexiteer labour voters who would rather die than vote for Boris.

It's the obvious solution. Not sure why Brexiteers are so scared of a second vote if they think the people still want to leave.

The trains are always rammed around that time anyway, sounds like it’s gonna be a right mess.

MPs are paid to do what they think is best for their constituents, if they think the deal is sh!t then it is their duty to vote against it. Just like Boris did twice.

So their negotiating strategy was to threaten the EU with No Deal, now their plan is for the EU to choose No Deal when given the choice.

They could put a deal to Parliament and get it agreed on subject to a legally binding referendum - then it wouldn't have to go through Parliament again. This could have been done a year ago, we would already be out if the country still wanted to.

But if he won an election it would be because Corbyn is unelectable not because the majority want a no deal. The only people running scared are the Brexiteers who are terrified of a second referendum.