Planet Rugby Forum

haunch

What about the ladies and gentlemen? They might enjoy the humiliation.

haunch

Righto.

If we don't cough up they wont give us a decent deal. Isn't that the long and short of it?
You boys are too clever for me, thanks for taking the time to explain.

haunch

You make it sound like it is the most normal thing in the world to pay for a trade deal.

haunch

There should be more referenda?. Something on the Swiss model maybe.
With the internet and modern technology direct democracy will be the future.

haunch

Gary Lineker

. More the relative amount.

haunch

haha if we had had a couple of calculators and a filofax we could have had a good deal.

Bunch of drama queens.

haunch

Out PRed.

You poor sods think it matters

haunch

Inconceivable (to me anyway) that May could keep the party together over 60 billion. She'd be lucky to get 20 through.

haunch

Isn't he coming back for a planned cabinet meeting? A good news story from the ft (unless you like to undercut British workers of course) https://www.ft.com/content/18a5a02a-6704-11e7-8526-7b38dcaef614?mhq5j=e3 The owner of pizzeria chain Franco Manca warned that the Brexit vote had started to affec...

haunch

I'm sure the companies involved wont mind paying an extra 25-30 billion a year in tax

.

haunch

Blair gave away a load of our rebate for sweet f all and wanted to join the Euro you nutter . The humiliation that would have brought

.

Anyway.

haunch

The memes are getting better

https://youtu.be/C-hEKgyeSAg

haunch

haunch

cnuts.

haunch

Hawk97 wrote:UKIP voters going to Labour just highlights how little the electorate know/care about policies.

tbf fair a lot of them came from labour in the first place. You are completely right though.

haunch

Witchfinder General wrote:Where are all the tory boy political geniuses who were predicting 100 seat majorities this morning? waiting for the daily mail to tell them how to try to spin this no doubt.

You knew better no doubt. I'm glad I only bet a ton.

haunch

zzzz wrote:Interesting stat. May got more votes than Blair or Tatcher in their biggest landslides.

She should have done something to keep UKIP going (I offer no suggestions). Turns out large areas of Britain still wont vote conservative no matter what.

haunch

I can't believe this. 40% of the voters voted form outright socialism. Our nation is doomed, even if Corbyn doesn't get power this time, it is doomed. Any freedom-loving, capitalist Brits will have to move abroad, although your passport could be seized for the thought crime of believing in a smalle...

haunch

Hawk97 wrote:Houghton

Conservative up 11 points

Swing from Lab to Con is 3.5%

Again, Exit Poll was the OPPOSITE. 3.5% to Labour!!!!

Cheer up tories.

Good news. Genuinely astonished so many English people have voted for someone with even a hint of being an IRA sympathiser.

haunch

SamShark wrote:In all seriousness who would take over as PM?

A Brexiter?

I don't even regard Boris as a Brexiter, just an utter prick.

A great man.

My predicition for next tory leader will be David Davis.

haunch

If this exit poll then is close to being right, it might be our best chance of reversing Brexit. LD's to get a rerun of the referendum in return for backing the tories. May is toast and she should be, bloody useless woman who has proven to have feck all other than sound bites and busy chasing Labou...

haunch

Rugby2023 wrote:
@Samfr
If this is right Labour are going to win some fairly extraordinary seats in England. Rudd's gone; probably Anna Soubry and Ben Gummer too.

A good start.

haunch

I like haggis wrote:
haunch wrote:Any idea who they say has taken seats from the SNP?
This is what is most interesting for me, seemed for a while the Tories were most likely but Labour must have pinched a few.

If they reckon any are go to the tories then May is in serious trouble.

haunch

Any idea who they say has taken seats from the SNP?

haunch

Although, ironically, she wanted a bigger majority so as not to be held hostage by the more rabid Brexiteers in her own party. Such is the tricky path a Tory leader has to follow re Europe. I think that was a narrative hopefully assigned to her rather than anything she said herself. Her stated reas...

haunch

Hawk97 wrote:
haunch wrote:1.28 for a tory majority. Want to put the house on it but i'm too much of a pussy. £100 will do.
Any majority?!

Yep.

1.1 to have the most seats.

haunch

1.28 for a tory majority. Want to put the house on it but i'm too much of a pussy. £100 will do.

haunch

Someone pointed this out on twitter.

Amazing that the conservatives are seen as a fiscally responsible party. Dave and George played a blinder.

haunch

Unlike labour and the conservatives of course.

haunch

maybe gchq will lend em a supercomputer to crack the key.

haunch

I thought that 2015 would see the death of the tory party and the rise of ukip. Might have got it a bit wrong.

haunch

I was thinking the other day that if I was younger would I be plucking my eyebrows and shaving my arse like the young lads do today to get more action? Sadly like this it is a question I wont have to answer as started going bald and shaved my head in my mid twenties.

haunch

The EU is acting even more disgracefully than usual at the moment if reports are to be believed. - £100 billion non-existent leaving bill - preventing the guarantee of foreign national rights despite criticising May over the same matter for the last few weeks - refusing sensible negotiation strateg...

haunch

You might think that that would be the choice - but there's a lot of people in parliament who think that there might be other options at that point EDIT - and in the meantime, if the hardliners get a whiff that some sort of compromise deal might be being negotiated you'll see the knives come out VE...

haunch

Can't see it myself. The eurosceptics are all behind May, it's like the likes of Nicky Morgan that have been giving her trouble. Also strange that they feel she would need to add the already massive majority in Parl for a 'soft' or non brexit. We will see in the manifesto but I feel the tories will...

haunch

Can't see it myself. The eurosceptics are all behind May, it's like the likes of Nicky Morgan that have been giving her trouble. Also strange that they feel she would need to add the already massive majority in Parl for a 'soft' or non brexit. We will see in the manifesto but I feel the tories will ...

haunch

So much support he didn't stand for the leadership. Perhaps he has a few ex-ministers but he has never been popular on the back benches. He's gone and wont be coming back any time soon. You're being dim if you believe that. Osborne was only ever an adjunct to Cameron. Without him he's Conservative ...

haunch

Rocketz wrote:Will Nigel Farage stand he is still deciding.

Yes or No

Difficult to see what he has to gain.

Good news that Osborn's gone.

haunch

But if the potential deal would upset the 'loony right' and be very soft then it would most likely be voted for by the europhiles from other parties...

haunch

The quiet man of British politics. Zero chance of him being ousted though I will be voting ukip if they put up a candidate.

Search found 761 matches