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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Farage fronted leave and won. I don't think the celebrity pull is that important. Although, more would certainly get involved in a second referendum.
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Blair again.
Surely guiding your country into something that you don't believe in yourself is the hardest thing to do?
The easiest thing is to go back to the people for another "opinion poll" (after all that's all it was) but this time presenting them with all the facts, surely?
Both main party leaders were originally against BREXIT (if I'm wrong on that I'm sorry) so that immediately tells me they cannot deliver it however hard or soft it's boiled!
However, I'm pretty sure that no politician will want to go down in the history books as the person in charge that guided Britain into the black hole that is BREXIT. I've yet to hear a single positive (especially one that will not cost every single British citizen something) and we're doing this … for what? Especially at a time when groups of countries are starting to see the benefit of collective bargaining and negotiating, we want to isolate ourselves?
Can't be considered wrong if you replace the wrong article with one where you're right.
BJ and Gove are smart enough to realise that no good can come from taking control of this situation. The deal that satisfies the majority of the country is impossible, it doesn’t exist.
I honestly don’t think any of them are big enough ‘believers’ in the Brexit project to want to put their heads above the parapet and challenge TM. We’ll quickly be back to the same status quo we’ve been in since the election. It’s ridiculous that TM stayed on from that point, but no-one wants to take her role and be blamed for the rest of their lives for failing at the Brexit negotiations, especially if they are one of those who pushed for Brexit in the first place.
Raab C. Brexit
He voted leave.
Yeah he voted leave but it wouldn't surprise me if he would vote remain now.
His reasoning for voting leave was he had no idea what the politicians were doing all day and he felt they should do something. May have realised you can't just flog a dead horse.
Why not? It wasn't binding. Nothing would happen. Half the people that voted leave didn't a give a shit about it beforehand, didn't have a clue during and won't even notice afterwards. They'll complain on Facebook and forget about it the next day.
The country has already wasted enough time and our money trying to work out how they (we) can get shafted as little as possible. Just a stupid exercise altogether.
Keen for this.
It was an advisory referendum. Not legally binding.
The rest of the world must be pissing themselves at us. Our government is so far beyond a joke now it's just not funny anymore.
He is the encapsulation of a set of leave voters who are clearly stupid. He simply didn't know what he was voting for.
And again why I say I think the government will go back to the people. No politician in this country has the balls to ignore the vote. Certainly not in the two main parties.
Raab was a key leaver. So what as he seen in this proposal that David Davis did not.
Not binding but politically absolutely suicidal to go against.
A raise?
He apparently isn't a hard Brexiter, I can't imagine he would back May and her deal if he didn't agree with it to some extent.
Probably nothing. He loves a ministerial position more than hard Brexit.
Yeah, probably. I imagine the Tories are too desperate to cling on to the new supporters they've gained that aren't their usual demographic.
Boris must love his job as a foreign secretary.
Give it to Moggy till the end of the season!
Cnut.
Look at this muppet.
Look at this muppet.
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Mason's tune has changed.
I'll be there tomorrow and will be returning on Friday.
I would have loved an hour on live TV with each of the Brexit figures and tie them up in knots. No-one else has done it.
He gave up when Boris was welcomed back with open arms!
A pity we are the Guinea pigs for Europe. Looking at us, no European country will ever touch it again.
So this was no doubt "The Row of the Summer" - David Davis was talking about last year. He didn't like the flavoured cake May was serving.
It's like a never-ending episode of Yes Minister which gets more farcical as time goes on. But it does end on 29th March 2019 and where will the UK be when the music stops?
Equally as farcical would be Corbyn as PM trying to get a Norway style deal which is equally idiotic.
It's like a never-ending episode of Yes Minister which gets more farcical as time goes on. But it does end on 29th March 2019 and where will the UK be when the music stops?
Equally as farcical would be Corbyn as PM trying to get a Norway style deal which is equally idiotic.
Jaysus, even the Greeks want to stay.
That demographic was always pro-remain though.
Danny Dyer Presents 'Europe's Deadliest Negotiators'. This week Danny will be meeting one of Brussel's toughest firms, and interviewing well known hard man Michel Barnier, who Danny describes as 'a bit of a tasty geezer'.
Very good.Yeah but the point is the urge to leave the EU is losing ground across Europe.