"Bad shit MAY happen"

"We haven't predicted anything right for 50 years but trust us this time, we've got it spot on"

"Boris will be PM"

etc etc etc

said who? also, brexit hasn't happened yet. your great leaders, who made all those glorious promises, strangely all jumped ship and the new ones haven't triggered article 50 yet for some reason. aren't you upset about that at all?

This post was edited by fender on Sep 1 2016 12:01pm

we're fine, we've got boris to sort things out

Every single pro-EU campaigner in the world.

Great leaders? Big Boris and Fromage, the fuck you smoking

Plenty of reasons.

Hell naw.

so on the one hand you act like that the lack of severe economic consequences so far is some kind of victory, while on the other hand completely ignoring the fact that the "positives" that were promised to you are missing completely? you're still IN the EU, paying your fee, abiding by EU regulations and NOT funding the NHS, NOT cutting immigration, NOT enjoying your "sovereignty"... kind of hypocritical, don't you think?

more anti-English rhetoric. this guy Heinrich can't help himself.

srsly though, fender is right. we haven't even left the EU, nothing has changed except market confidence and we've already had to cut interest rates because the economic slowdown in july signified an impending recession. inflation is coming back in force due to the higher cost of imports; the only thing that is benefitting from our currency being 12% weaker are manufacturing firms that are exporting goods, but even they have to import raw materials at a higher cost. we the consumer are going to be bearing the brunt of higher import costs now our currency has gone to shit, and that means higher inflation and prices for goods and services.

we're just going to end up with full access to the single market but have open borders and all that other shit norway and switzerland agreed to, i warned about this months ago. so the primary reason you wanted to leave the eu not solvable. if we didnt have access to the single market and went through WTO we'd lose 6% of our GDP which would cripple our country - no british government could or would let that happen.

yeah yeah worlds gonna end next year and this year is our year!!!! -fear mongering scouser

fyi: Shinji 1 Gerrard 0



This post was edited by excellence on Sep 1 2016 12:18pm

It is, considering we were told just voting "wrong" would make the clouds rain lava. My favourite part was hearing the Germans going "ZOMG WE HAD TO CUT WORKING HOURS BCUZ DEM BRITISH R NOT BUYING R CARZ?!?!".

The positives will come, when article 50 is activated. Although personally, I have already received plenty of "positives" from my workplace and I've seen over a million people stay and holiday in the UK, instead of taking their money to Europe, which I consider to be a pretty big positive to local businesses.

Then we've had increased high-street sales, a fairly large boost in exports and we've gotten to hear some lovely speaches about how the Frenchies have changed their mind about moving Calais borders (whether this holds true or not remains to be seen, entertaining nonetheless) and we've heard how "Free movement of people will definitely be discussed", which is better than good old wet towel Cameron being told in private before discussions that it wouldn't even be DISCUSSED, then told to stay in the EU and help reform it, how you can reform something when you can't even discuss key points in beyond my comprehension but hey-ho.

Even though the government indeed didn't have a plan, since wet noodle decided he wasn't up for the fight, it's all going pretty much as most expected.

Is Hart the only top player from england playing abroad atm?