Maybe we should just send the rugby team to play the football as well? At the very least their combined muscle mass could form an impenetrable block on the goal, then we can win on penalties.
I suspect all of our (former) friends colleagues and partners are rejoicing at the result. A fucking clusterfuck of a fortnight in a horribly diminished nation
Nah. We told the fucking EU where to go. We did what no other European nation, I don't think, would dare to do, in an in-out referendum. We were bullied and menaced, and we still told them where to go.
However you look at it, that is quite a gritty attitude from a fairly indomitable nation.
It may turn out to be a disaster, sure: but you have to admire the gumption.
Apparently all kids in Iceland have an app on their phone which they bump with boy / girl they fancy in a bar to check if they are distantly related enough to get it on...Apparently it is common to spend the night finding everybody is your second cousin or closer...
I did a visit to a genetics/DNA lab when I was there once. They have records for 80% of the population going back about 300 years. They license out the data for research projects in various parts of the world.
HHey look on the positive there are going to be 1000s of brits back early.from France with euros burning holes in their pockets & they will get a lot.more pounds for them...
I suspect all of our (former) friends colleagues and partners are rejoicing at the result. A fucking clusterfuck of a fortnight in a horribly diminished nation
Nah. We told the fucking EU where to go. We did what no other European nation, I don't think, would dare to do, in an in-out referendum. We were bullied and menaced, and we still told them where to go.
However you look at it, that is quite a gritty attitude from a fairly indomitable nation.
It may turn out to be a disaster, sure: but you have to admire the gumption.
We still have plenty of friends, colleagues and partners.
Why has pb turned into this endless pityfest? We're in the process of leaving a fairly dysfunctional bureaucracy, not the Garden of Eden.
Apparently all kids in Iceland have an app on their phone which they bump with boy / girl they fancy in a bar to check if they are distantly related enough to get it on...Apparently it is common to spend the night finding everybody is your second cousin or closer...
I did a visit to a genetics/DNA lab when I was there once. They have records for 80% of the population going back about 300 years. They license out the data for research projects in various parts of the world.
Iceland better fucking win the competition, otherwise I'm down to Wembley with me pitchfork and flaming torch. Who's with me?
Iceland will get beaten by France maybe 5-0. They are shit. It's just that England are worse.
The Icelandic defence (remember they won their group in qualification) is actually really strong. The French defence are mobile enough to stop them though and I don't see them being sucker punched the way England were.
I think 1 or 2 nil is probably right.
However, you are right. England were worse than shit.
I suspect all of our (former) friends colleagues and partners are rejoicing at the result. A fucking clusterfuck of a fortnight in a horribly diminished nation
Nah. We told the fucking EU where to go. We did what no other European nation, I don't think, would dare to do, in an in-out referendum. We were bullied and menaced, and we still told them where to go.
However you look at it, that is quite a gritty attitude from a fairly indomitable nation.
It may turn out to be a disaster, sure: but you have to admire the gumption.
Oh give over. Did you see us whitewash Australia at rugby, in Australia?
We just have some weird hoodoo in football - shit coaches and nervous, overrated, underperforming players. Eventually, sometime before I die, we will sort it out. I hope.
To be fair, they did look out on their feet so maybe there was some sort of low level viral infection in the camp ... But Hodgson should never have been appointed, even if the only other candidate was Harry Redknapp. Maybe that's the real problem with the Premier League: not foreign players but foreign managers.
On the positive side if you've freezer space they'll be loads of cheap Barbeque meat and pizzas in the Supermarkets this week. Always worth using the price correction after an England departure.
On the positive side if you've freezer space they'll be lads of cheap Barbeque meat and pizzas in the Supermarkets this week. Always worth using the price correction after an England departure.
A sad fortnight to be English. First we get the fucking morons disgracing our country saying "fuck off Europe, we're voting out", then they win and vote us out, now we lose and are out.
I suspect all of our (former) friends colleagues and partners are rejoicing at the result. A fucking clusterfuck of a fortnight in a horribly diminished nation
Nah. We told the fucking EU where to go. We did what no other European nation, I don't think, would dare to do, in an in-out referendum. We were bullied and menaced, and we still told them where to go.
However you look at it, that is quite a gritty attitude from a fairly indomitable nation.
It may turn out to be a disaster, sure: but you have to admire the gumption.
Indomitable is the high of the bipolar phase. Stubborn and petulant is the low
Iceland better fucking win the competition, otherwise I'm down to Wembley with me pitchfork and flaming torch. Who's with me?
Iceland will get beaten by France maybe 5-0. They are shit. It's just that England are worse.
The Icelandic defence (remember they won their group in qualification) is actually really strong. The French defence are mobile enough to stop them though and I don't see them being sucker punched the way England were.
I think 1 or 2 nil is probably right.
However, you are right. England were worse than shit.
Oh give over. Did you see us whitewash Australia at rugby, in Australia?
We just have some weird hoodoo in football - shit coaches and nervous, overrated, underperforming players. Eventually, sometime before I die, we will sort it out. I hope.
To be fair, they did look out on their feet so maybe there was some sort of low level viral infection in the camp ... But Hodgson should never have been appointed, even if the only other candidate was Harry Redknapp. Maybe that's the real problem with the Premier League: not foreign players but foreign managers.
If Harry Redknapp is the answer would his dog have issued the invoices?
If it's not about reversing the first vote (political suicide, that), what's the point of a second referendum - the Leave campaign, being the establishment now, might find the people will give the 'wrong' answer again.
A sad fortnight to be English. First we get the fucking morons disgracing our country saying "fuck off Europe, we're voting out", then they win and vote us out, now we lose and are out.
I suspect all of our (former) friends colleagues and partners are rejoicing at the result. A fucking clusterfuck of a fortnight in a horribly diminished nation
Nah. We told the fucking EU where to go. We did what no other European nation, I don't think, would dare to do, in an in-out referendum. We were bullied and menaced, and we still told them where to go.
However you look at it, that is quite a gritty attitude from a fairly indomitable nation.
It may turn out to be a disaster, sure: but you have to admire the gumption.
In other words, we are idiotic. Nothing to be proud of. We've been humiliated - we feel small right now, licking our wounds and contemplating our stupidity.
In other news - David Miliband is now 2nd favourite for next Lab leader (behind Tom Watson).
Bizarre. Is he going to be parachuted into Batley & Spen? If not, he's not eligible. And would the Corbynites really allow it? Would the local party allow it (I don't know the selection process). And then even if he is selected, would he win a vote against Corbyn?
A more plausible route is Corbyn staying on to a GE at which Miliband returns, and DM wins the contest thereafter but still - 2nd favourite? Nuts.
If it's not about reversing the first vote (political suicide, that), what's the point of a second referendum - the Leave campaign, being the establishment now, might find the people will give the 'wrong' answer again.
Indeed. What happens if the deal is rejected in the referendum There will be a clamour to have a "don't leave after all" option on the ballot.
A sad fortnight to be English. First we get the fucking morons disgracing our country saying "fuck off Europe, we're voting out", then they win and vote us out, now we lose and are out.
I suspect all of our (former) friends colleagues and partners are rejoicing at the result. A fucking clusterfuck of a fortnight in a horribly diminished nation
Nah. We told the fucking EU where to go. We did what no other European nation, I don't think, would dare to do, in an in-out referendum. We were bullied and menaced, and we still told them where to go.
However you look at it, that is quite a gritty attitude from a fairly indomitable nation.
It may turn out to be a disaster, sure: but you have to admire the gumption.
In other words, we are idiotic. Nothing to be proud of. We've been humiliated - we feel small right now, licking our wounds and contemplating our stupidity.
Come on Hunt, let's make it the best of five. Good lord.
Is this jeremy or Tristram ?
ItIt's jeremy, but he isn't suggesting quite what the headline suggests. He is saying we leave, we do a deal, we vote on the deal (or GE)
That would be the usual Telegraph misrep that they do to everyone other than Johnson, then. There will be a lot of favours to be called in I f he does becone PM.
A sad fortnight to be English. First we get the fucking morons disgracing our country saying "fuck off Europe, we're voting out", then they win and vote us out, now we lose and are out.
I suspect all of our (former) friends colleagues and partners are rejoicing at the result. A fucking clusterfuck of a fortnight in a horribly diminished nation
Nah. We told the fucking EU where to go. We did what no other European nation, I don't think, would dare to do, in an in-out referendum. We were bullied and menaced, and we still told them where to go.
However you look at it, that is quite a gritty attitude from a fairly indomitable nation.
It may turn out to be a disaster, sure: but you have to admire the gumption.
In other words, we are idiotic. Nothing to be proud of. We've been humiliated - we feel small right now, licking our wounds and contemplating our stupidity.
The red lines that are emerging are being in the single market and restrictions on free movement. EEA/EFTA won't wash following a campaign based on immigration.
What if the easiest way to achieve that is a new deal within the EU?
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Why has pb turned into this endless pityfest? We're in the process of leaving a fairly dysfunctional bureaucracy, not the Garden of Eden.
https://twitter.com/synthjock/status/747531394444894212
I think 1 or 2 nil is probably right.
However, you are right. England were worse than shit.
Maybe you should have asked them to win, Roy....
England = The Duke
Hodgson: quits with dignity.
Corbyn: attends a mad parade in his own honour.
Trying to bury bad news.
Is an easy way to avoid money laundering checks
http://www.economist.com/blogs/buttonwood/2016/06/markets-after-referendum
Some of us are on at 66/1
A more plausible route is Corbyn staying on to a GE at which Miliband returns, and DM wins the contest thereafter but still - 2nd favourite? Nuts.
More than can be said for Jez
There will be a clamour to have a "don't leave after all" option on the ballot.
Negotiate a different deal? On what terms?
We would still be leaving having triggered Article 50.
Makes no sense.
And that's Howe... for now.
(Insert punchline here)
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/06/labour-mps-advised-personal-safety-pro-corbyn-demo/
What if the easiest way to achieve that is a new deal within the EU?