And why English, Welsh and Northern Irish fans are abroad in France, vindictive and calculating.
Originally posted by @Barry-Sanchez
while English, Welsh and Northern Irish fans are abroad in France; vindictive and calculating.
woah good thinking barry. If we move out of the EU, how will those bros get home?
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Thatās it, Iām all for a Brexit then, fucking foreign free-loading football mercenaries (thereās no synonym for mercenary that starts with F and makes sense) coming to this country and ruining our national team. Itās a fucking disgrace I tell you, a disgrace.
If it wasnāt for johnny foreigner weād have the best national football team in the whole world, the whole world I tell you.
Originally posted by @BTripz
Originally posted by @pap
Originally posted by @Bearsy
Bit generous to call it logic, pap, i just like to post bout stuff i donāt bother investigating to find out if itās true. Thats ur job.
Thanks Bear. I try.
One of the interesting things about looking around the web today is the amount of stories and/or forum posts about the subject, and the individual areas of interest. Quite a few footy forums are wondering how itāll affect football teams. One of the reasons weāve had so many foreign players in the league is that many of them havenāt been technically foreign. What the fuck happens to the Bosman ruling?
The fact that a Brexit can have a profound effect on how we play football is hugely indicative of how deeply ingrained the EU has become in our lives.
Thatās it, Iām all for a Brexit then, fucking foreign free-loading football mercenaries (thereās no synonym for mercenary that starts with F and makes send) coming to this country and ruining our national team. Itās a fucking disgrace I tell you, a disgrace.
If it wasnāt for johnny foreigner weād have the best national football team in the whole world, the whole world I tell you.
finance filcher?
Watching Cameronās paltry offering now on BBC News, the response from the tory backbenchers are going to be explosive.
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Originally posted by @Bearsy
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I said āmakes senseā you Ursine twat, the Caprine oneās suggestion was much better.
fiver feef
Why is Cameron convincing the MPs that we need to stay in Europe when it is the public that are going to be voting?
Great quote. Trying to find a source.
āOne English Tory has reduced EU to the issue of taking away benefits from workers and childrenā
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Well Corbyn said it a minute ago and Cameron running up Johnsonās arse shows how scared he is of his argument and the deal he got back from the EU.
Its a poor deal no doubt about it.
āHe rejected claims by former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith, one of six Cabinet ministers campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, that the UKās membership actually exposed it to greater security risks, pointing out that the EU had taken the lead in confronting Russia over its annexation of Crimea and Iran over its nuclear programmeā
Confronting Russia? It was EU policy that pushed Russia into annexing Crimea in the first place.
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Correct, a complete lack of direction saw Russia advance it cause and purpose, we screwed Crimea to save a confrontation, Poland Mark II. In fact Ukraine looking Westwards put it in Russias firing line and we let them down a the first opportunity to help them, what about the Kurds in Turkey if they get in? Will we conveniently ignore their plight for trade harmony?
Originally posted by @Barry-Sanchez
Its a poor deal no doubt about it.
i dunno how come we should get a better deal than other bros, i think weāve done well to get any concessions.
He couldnāt have got any better as the poorer EU Nations wouldnāt budge on their rights for their citizens to claim money over here and send it back in short, its not Camerons fault, fear will win over I suspect and this will all be a waste BUT the EU is going to change at some point as this has opened the floodgates.
A comparison of benefits in EU member states.
āUnemployed Britons in Europe are drawing much more in benefits and allowances in the wealthier EU countries than their nationals are claiming in the UK, despite the British governmentās arguments about migrants flocking in to the country to secure better welfare payments.ā
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Good to know. Wondering where I will head to when BoJo becomes pm. I was going to put a smiley but not really joking about such awful possibility.
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Adding that lot up, 65000 ish EU people are claiming JSA here, so send them back, repatriate our claimants, and that is 35,000 JSA payments saved every week. Whatās not to like.
Britain out. 