Awol
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Set pieces are shite.
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All of this but the likes of Trez & Jack aren’t trying to beat their man, always looking for the pass instead of taking people on. We’re lacking aggression in attack.
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Yes & yes.
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No signs yet. Deano needs to straighten them out at half time.
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No interest in talking to you until you can manage a little civility, Stefan. Cheerio.
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Please see my previous reply to you. I haven’t been exploited by anyone, but thanks for your concern. Anyway, there’s a bit too much friendly discussion round here for my taste. Back to the books for a while..
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I’ve wanted to leave the EU since the Lisbon Treaty and debated it endlessly on here long before Brexit was a thing. It’s a shame people like you can’t accept others have reasoned themselves into holding the opposite view to you without being duped. Still, at least you only called me stupid, not a fascist. That’s progress.
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You’re aware that the actual negotiation was conducted out of the Cabinet Office, not the Department for Exiting the European Union, right? Maybe you’re not.
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We disagree about a course of action. Few people on this board care about this country more than I do.
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You don’t need the fullstops, Stefan. I can read. The EU Withdrawal Treaty was negotiated by people who didn’t actually want to leave, hence the outcome being so bad it was defeated 3 times by historic margins. That’s not a deal, it’s a failed attempt to negotiate something acceptable to both sides. You may believe no deal now means no deal ever. I disagree.
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People will perform whatever mental gymnastics they choose to justify the outcome/position they prefer. What matters (to me) is we now, for the first time, have an executive determined to deliver on 2016. They may not succeed but I’m pretty chuffed someone is having a go.
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Cheers for that.
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We’ll do a trade deal at some point, if it’s not negotiated immediately then so what? May lay down like a dog & was happy to let the EU walk all over this country. Once we are out the imperative of blocking Brexit dissolves, then we’ll have an election and the voters will decide what happens next. It’s ace.
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Using procedural means to prevent Parliament overturning a decision they delegated to the people is ok with me. MPs have the option to bring down Johnson’s government, forcing a GE. I’m cool with that, too.
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I voted to leave on a prospectus of taking back control of laws, borders & money. What flows from that is leaving the SM, CU and writ of the ECJ. An FTA would’ve been great and May mucked it up by agreeing to sequencing that separated the trade relationship from withdrawal talks - contrary to Article 50. That allowed the EU to leverage the NI border to keep UK in the CU & SM. If the EU refuses to compromise on the backstop & we leave with no deal, that’s fine. The point is to leave, as it said on the ballot paper.
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Correction: Tories set on preventing Brexit say it’s a constitutional outrage. Matt Chorley, a Remainer on a Remain newspaper nails it in the thread below: Sneaky, but not unconstitutional. Much the way Remainer MPs have behaved for the last year. What’s good for the goose...
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Recent history of prorogation: 2016 - 15th Sept to 10th Oct 2017 - 14th Sept to 9th Oct 2018 - 13th Sept to 9th Oct 2019 - 9th Sept to 14th Oct - IT’S A COUP! Lol.
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Wallop!
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Hause way off the standard he played during pre-season, but then he was next to Mings, which helps!
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Played Jota, superb football brain - and foot
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Jack played most of this game like a DM!
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****'s sake Taylor...
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left is his best position.
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All the good men do.
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loving every minute of this, getting stronger as the game goes on.
