Lord Duckhunter

She’s woeful. She was on that BT Soccer Saturday type thing yesterday and was just embarrassing herself, it’s like me trying to discuss child birth with a midwife....

Why would leaving The EU affect Welsh independence, Wales also voted to leave. There is an argument for the Micks & Sweaties to be had. Inside the UK and out of EU or out of uk in EU. In relation to the Micks, I’ve always believed Ireland is one country, and good riddance to The Sweaties. Not that it will happen, arguing for independence between two EU states is easier to make than wanting to join the EU when RUK is out of it. Boris should let Krankie crack on with explaining what it means in terms of The Euro, Schengen, and border controls to the voters. Personally, I reckon a lot of Sweaties use the SNP as a vehicle to get more money and influence from the pinko English establishment. I don’t believe they’ll have the balls to go it alone, but Boris should give her a vote and I hope I’ll be proved wrong.

That’s right. I guess the Remoaners on here are so wedded to their ideology that it’s inconceivable to them that lived experiences change peoples politics. That young socialists become old Tories. In their world a young remainer will always vote for The EU, that they’re “education” will ensure that they always vote the “right” way. It seems quite beyond them that uneducated people can have more intelligence than people with higher educational attainment (unless it’s tories of course, they’ve no problem with understanding the concept of the upper class Tory educated twit). My father in law left school at 14 with fuck all in terms of pieces of paper showing his intelligence. He ended up owning restaurants & night clubs and was one of the smartest blokes I ever met. He died a millionaire, having owned a house overlooking Poole harbour. He voted leave, so clearly wasn’t as intelligent or knowledgable on the subject of EU membership as a 23 year old just out of a Poly with a degree in Film Studies.

Lol. What a load of pony. Luckily, we have two referenda to refer to. One 30 odd years after the war and one 70 odd years after the war. I guess your argument is that the further we get from the war, the more our views are shaped by it, and that only the 30% of under 30’s that voted to leave in ‘75 survived, to vote us out in ‘16. Here’s a thought. Maybe a hell of a lot of the youngsters of ‘75 (the old fuckers today) voted to remain in ‘75 and leave in ‘16. Having seen us both out and in of the EU/EEC/Common market. These uneducated ignorant golf club bores were uniquely positioned to make an informed decision. You never know, when the next vote comes around, you’ll vote to stay out.... Todays Wokie is tomorrow’s Tory, if that wasnt the case the Torrow party would have ceased to exist a generation ago.

These educated youngsters, were they taught by teacher like you? I just thank god that my children weren’t.

I understand perfectly, not only do I have 5 kids under 35 but I’ve heard this pony over and over again in relation to the Tory party. What I understand, that you appear not to, is that a lot people’s politics change as they get older. If you think it’s just a question of waiting until the older leave voters die and then we’ll rejoin, then unfortunately you’re going to to extremely disappointed.

With all these problems and with top top people of high intelligence pointing them out, I’m sure the momentum for rejoining will be unstoppable. A rejoin party or coalition is clearly going to sweep to power, as the old racists die out and the enlightened next generation together with disgruntled fishermen lead us back into the wonderful EU. If a bunch of halfwits can persuade the voters to leave, surely the intelligentsia can persuade us to rejoin. Alternatively, you’re howling at the wind.

Fuck me. Remoaners are even worse after we’ve left. Here’s an idea, give it a little bit longer than 3 weeks. The Remain option wasn’t to remain it what the EU is on 1/1/21, but to remain in what the EU is in 2025,2030,2040. The country will be different in 2030 outside of The EU than it would be had it remained inside, and the EU will be different in 2030 than it is today. Therefore, I’ll be waiting longer than 3 weeks to determine if I’ve voted the right way, and mistakenly I thought others would as well. I guess blinkered ideology and the desire to be proven right, makes that impossible for some. Perhaps we should have monthly referenda.

It’s the 23rd Jan. 23 days!!!!! FFS, what’s up with you remainers. Come back in 40 years and you’ll have your answer. Alternatively, vote for a rejoin party in 2024. If there’s enough of you, your “nightmare” will be over. Mind you, if we do rejoin there maybe the odd leave idiot crying and demanding a list of benefits within 3 weeks of us rejoining.

It’s about as funny as Dawn French.

Exactly. Do we have a FTA with the EU, or not?

Have we not got access to it now?

It highlights a major problem with VAR, it’s very nature means it interprets decisions by the letter of the law. I doubt there’s one referee or Lino alive that wouldn’t have given that as offside without VAR. However, once it goes to VAR the rule book kicks in.

Who else have we rescued from “obscurity” who has then used us as a stepping stone ? Most players we get from bigger clubs have either been on their way down, or like OR have settled at our level. I can’t think of one other player that has stepped down to us, then gone back up.

Well its pretty easy, I’m surprised someone has to ask. We were promised out of the CU, SM and an end to free movement. Therefore where else could we be on that diagram? Had we voted to remain we’d have only been with Bulgaria, Romania & Croatia anyway, so it’s a pretty pointless diagram.

Mick Channon Martin Chivers Kevin Keegan Alan Shearer Rod Wallace Danny Wallace Sadio Mane

There’s not much wealth in the Cuban parts of Miami. We used to do construction work for Dade County Welfare housing and most Latinos were dirt poor.

City Villa is some game

I guess you’re right. As Bill Shankley replied when someone compared Mick Channon to Tom Finney “aye, he is as good, mind you, Tom is 70”.

Why not? What’s money got to do with it? I presume Mick Channon was shite because City only paid 300k for him.

There was football before 1992 you know.

He’s not even in the top 5/6 strikers that have left the club.

Don’t talk rubbish man. How old are you 15?

I’m a Saints fan through and through, but if he was my son and I was advising him,I’d tell him to go for it if one of the big 6 came in. He’s unfinished business at that level and I wouldn’t want him retiring wondering “what if”. The number posts I’ve read slating VvD & Lallana for the way they left, I presume if he gets his head down and leaves in the proper manner, there will be no hatred. If he leaves early, so be it. We’ve certainly got more out of him than most people thought we would. The only loyal people in football are the supporters, and players nobody wants to buy.

No. That was George Martin. Spector only got involved with the Beatles right at the very end, much to McCartneys disgust. As Hamilton wrote, Lennon really brought him in and he ended up producing (badly) some of his and George’s solo albums. Paul wrote a letter to the other 3’s manager Allen Klein laying out his opposition to Spector’s work on one particular song and the rearrangement of his songs probably contributed to him realising the band was over.