Unbelievable Jeff

I think I'm better than some. I know I'm better than you. Big difference.

Not overly happy with that phrase - I assume he's talking about potential problems for the economy rather than saying Brexit is as bad as terminal cancer.

Ok, cool, so if I can blamed for people voting Brexit, can people who actually voted Brexit be blamed for what happens after it? Pre-vote, I don't remember there being massive amounts of racist calling pre-Brexit, as most Remainers never thought people in this country were that STUPID. But then you watch programs like Jeremy Kyle, look on Social Media and you feel an idiot that you didn't recognise the symptoms.

Graham Hughes: When we started #3Blokes we thought we could provide a service that nobody else seems to be doing: educating people on what #Brexit really means. I never dreamed we'd end up meeting some of the most important people from some of the world's most powerful organisations, and being educated ourselves. In no uncertain terms. I thought we knew a lot about Brexit. And, to be fair, we do understand more than most. But we've just been scratching the surface. MAKE NO MISTAKE: Brexit will be worse than anyone who voted for it could possibly imagine. The people we spoke to this week in Geneva and Brussels left us shaken. At one point Jason actually burst into tears. These people have the data. They have the lawyers. They have the experts. They've done the modelling, worked through every scenario; all possible outcomes. It's bad. It's really really bad. Like, terminal cancer bad. My fellow Brits, please, LISTEN. I know the Brexit vote made you feel good, and you actually got to make a difference for the first time in your life, but this ISN'T A GAME. If we don't stop this there won't be a rematch. It's over. All of it. If you no longer feel that Brexit is a good idea (clue: it isn't), it's time to stand up and be counted. The future of our incredible nation depends on it.

What type of people, foreigners? There's a surprise.

I've given him 14 games, and a full pre-season. 6 months. I don't think it's going to work, so why not express those feelings?

I think flooding is a little bit of an exaggeration - 2 threads I've created in the last 6 weeks, and only the odd few comments on threads away from those two.

I assume he put it down to missing Zaha - as that's probably the reason we won.

Exactly, and what's the bet that the Norway deal cost is £351m per week...

I don't disagree - it seems mad that we think it shouldn't apply. I think the punishment will come with what we pay for the access, and what is contained within that access. They need to stop other member states doing this.

I actually think personally it will be good for me due to the industry I am in, but I'm not into the whole "I'm alright Jack" thing at the moment, especially as my kids will continue to grow up here. Luckily I got my ducks in a row very early on after the vote, but a lot of people are struggling already. But that's fine, as long as we don't have to accept all them people who speak a bit differently and wash our cars. I assume that due to the fact you supported apartheid you also voted Brexit. Fits the stereotype.

Doubt it made any difference, this was never the deal we were going to get. The EU wants to punish the country for being so ****ing stupid, and rightly so.

I love this reasoning, the "just accept it" argument, no matter that there is a chance that the economic stability post Brexit is likely cause a lot of struggle for a lot of people, mainly the poorest in society. Why would people take that risk, that's what I don't understand? Maybe someone can tell me why it is a risk worth taking. As you say though, it was voted for, so we should just accept it. Thank God people like Mandela didn't stand for the rubbish you're spouting.

Interesting read on what legal ramifications Brexit could have... http://www.keepcalmtalklaw.co.uk/can-foreign-investors-sue-the-uk-for-billions-over-brexit/

Meh - not sure I really care about what you think, you always seem to be perpetually wrong.

There won't be a second referendum - we're going to hell in a handcart and we deserve it, because 52% of the country are racist morons who'll believe anything you tell them, as long as you call 'ping pong', 'Wiff-Waff' and like a pint of ale and a fag.

TBF, we were told this a year ago and she's still here. She'll still be here this time next year as well I would have thought.

We lack MLT now though...and how long do we give Hughes?

This is the point I've been making all along - we needed to take advantage of this easy start otherwise we're ****ed. Of his first 14 games in charge, Hughes has played less than his allocated games against the big 6 (he's only played 2 games) and we're averaging under a point per game.

What metal track do you want, Rime of the Ancient Mariner or something? It's got to be accessible to the public I'd say, which I guess is why they went Metallica. Agree, the Americanisms are ****, but it was more the atmosphere.

As I've always said, we'll just end up paying a bit more than the bus figure for a decent trade deal. This is just one big punishment to the idiots that voted 'Leave'.

Where did I say they were up and coming, I wasn't naming up and coming? However they're far better and more inspiring than Hughes.

Yeah, if we pay him enough. Why not? I don't trust them, no, but don't think we could do any worse. MP started better than Hughes has this term.

Fancy 100 for 7-0

Yes, Pellegrini - have a read of you don't know who he is: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manuel_Pellegrini#Honours I think the point is there are a group of British Managers that have been round the block over and over again, of which Hughes is one, along with Moyes, Allardyce, Pardew, 'Arry etc - the PFM club. These are the type of Managers we should really stick away from unless we want to be relegation fodder.