Already at 670k since you posted that
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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.
Already at 670k since you posted that
Back up again.
Bunch of wife's friends and colleagues are going.
Will it be a better march than Nigel’s one?
Yeah just seen that. If there was nefarious intentions behind it they Streisand the feck out of it.
Nearly 50,000 signatures in the 20 mins since it came back up.
The petition map is also interesting, support from all around the country.
I'd hope so!
I hope so too. His looked like a cheap zombie flick
Had an argument with the missus last night as I'd decided i was going to go but apparently we've already agreed to go to her sisters
....i lost I'll go if you go
Honestly I'm very tempted to get the coach down!
We getting kebabs after?
I'd always have sooner supported revoking Article 50 rather than another bullshit referendum. Signed da ting.
Would do, but the coaches are full from where I live; trains aren't running because of engineering works and Megabus/National Express is fully booked...
Down again with a 502 
Petition now at 696,000
Pretty sure it's because too many folk are trying to sign it at once.
So do these petitions typically have a large impact? Like can you be confident that it'll actually lead to a serious discussion in Parliament on the matter, a discussion that otherwise wouldn't have taken place?
No, but it takes no time to do so you might as well.
I don't think there is a single one of these petitions that has made a slightest bit of difference to anything, but I am happy to be corrected on this.
Not sure I agree with this, she was a shit Home Sec as well.
If over 17m people sign it they can't continue with the 'peoples' will bullshit
No, it won't have any impact.
I'll sign it anyway, the last one had little impact but its better than nothing I guess.
Cap in hand to the French....
Maybe if 52% of the voting public sign it
Problem is, this is the easiest petition for them to bat away.
Macron needs to hold his ground.
I really think almost no one in the UK supports May even within the conservative party, or her deal, it's far worse than just remaining and does not have the benefits of leaving. Despised by all.
The petition doesn't hold much weight except to put the idea out there.
For me it's the sensible solution. It won't end the "Brexit" / UK independence debate though. Just remove "the gun" from the UKs head and move the debate on to the next stage with a probable general election.
The concept of No Deal isn't illegal but the practical implementation of it violates a few things. Not only the Irish border issue (WTO incompatible with GFA) but all of the legislation that needs to be voted on/ratified by parliament between now and leaving - even with a deal a transition period was needed. Without a deal that wouldn't exist and is, as I understand it, pretty much an impossible scenario.
Isn't it 8 days to go?
16,141,241 people already voted to remain, what difference is some poxy little petition going to make with less than a million These petitions are a complete waste of time.
These petitions are a complete waste of time."We will not surrender to France, that's their job"
Nobody like us and we don't care.
For me Macron is either playing games or he isn't the only one against it.
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