Saddleworth2
Well-Known Member
That looks like a framework for a proper negotiation. Better late than never.The sticking points are LPF, governance, fisheries, energy and goods/services provisions.
That looks like a framework for a proper negotiation. Better late than never.The sticking points are LPF, governance, fisheries, energy and goods/services provisions.
I would have thought the obvious is that they will give something on LPF and Governance and we will give something on Fishing. That has been the case for some months.Every day now brings examples of how the EU is/has accepted the need to make concessions
I feel tempted to bring forward some opinion on the conditions necessary for the EU to be made to shift.........;-)
Of course both sides will make concessions - that is what negotiating is about - but at least the years of nonsense we have had on here about the omnipotent EU not having to give any ground has been well proven to be - well nonsense
You have seen some change then over your time on this planet Sir, I always believe we have much to learn from people like yourself, you have witnessed first hand things I have only read in books and seen on film. I was created in 1965 and was brought up listening to stories from my grandad who was born in 1903 and I was in awe of him, he has seen so much and lived through the hardest of times, he was a Socialist and his views obviously influenced mine. Most importantly though he was a Blue and I will be forever thankful to him for taking me to Maine Road.Thanks Rascal for a really enlightening post. Lived through nearly all of that - born 1949.
What EU ultimatum was this? I blinked and missed it.What a disappointing comment
It would have had more credibility if you had said:
Very convenient, the fact is millions of men ditched them, because of their ridiculous, preachy ad, but dress it up how you like.The $8 billion was a non cash write down and not unexpected. Gillette has lost around 30% of its market share since it was acquired by Proctor and Gamble, so seems they reduced the book value of the brand.
P&G at end of the last fiscal year posted a profit of more than $13.02 billion, up 234% from a profit of more than $3.89 billion the previous year.
Sales are up 9% in the first quarter of this year. Gillette sales were flat.
To say an ad cost $8 billion is a stretch.
Yes, we probably will, but the point was always that it would be us that gets to decide one way or the other. Macron has overstepped, Merkel has stepped in, and agreement about respecting British sovereignty has triggered talks.I would have thought the obvious is that they will give something on LPF and Governance and we will give something on Fishing. That has been the case for some months.
You have been blinking for quite a while mate.What EU ultimatum was this? I blinked and missed it.
Can see an extension to transition happening using the Covid second wave as Boris’s excuse for failure.
I doubt that very much, the response from the electorate would be too damaging.They should have formally suggested that in March when it was obvious that Covid was going to have a long and devastating effect
Many suggest on here that it would be a good idea as 1) we can’t afford 2 economic crashes and 2) this government is incapable of handling one crisis never mind 2 - it will also give businesses that are needed to cut costs some breathing space as they won’t have to incur more
Of course - again - my comment was not referring to your level of understandingI would have thought the obvious is that they will give something on LPF and Governance and we will give something on Fishing. That has been the case for some months.
I thought an extension would need an act of Parliament now. I doubt that's going to happenI doubt that very much, the response from the electorate would be too damaging.
Getting an act of Parliament through quickly is easy with an 80 seat majority, but I suspect you are correct and the will is not there.I thought an extension would need an act of Parliament now. I doubt that's going to happen
You mean the diminishing minority who don't think Brexit is shit? What are they going to do? Demand another election?I doubt that very much, the response from the electorate would be too damaging.
Yes, it would, but it wouldn’t be tolerated, plus there’s no need, most things have been discussed.I thought an extension would need an act of Parliament now. I doubt that's going to happen
It must get tedious being wrong constantly, but you’ve got resilience, for sure.You mean the diminishing minority who don't think Brexit is shit? What are they going to do? Demand another election?
Unbelievable. Why would it be an excellent result to continue to allow EU boats to fish our waters for three years? Would five years not be even more excellent?Of course - again - my comment was not referring to your level of understanding
You are not one of the many Remain posters on here that have refused to believe that there would ever be a need for the EU to make any concessions
You are not one of the posters that seem to have a preference for bad news for the UK so long as it helps them win a debate on a football forum
Your comment shows that you have an understanding that other Remainers have lacked - why it would be an excellent result for the UK to secure a 3 year transition on fishing
No need? They haven't built the lorry parks / customs sheds yet.Yes, it would, but it wouldn’t be tolerated, plus there’s no need, most things have been discussed.
Well, you’re right about that, we’ll add the ‘Yet’ to the will be’s, might do’s and possibly’s.No need? They haven't built the lorry parks / customs sheds yet.
Yes it’s funny as fuck. This bizarre idea that British fishermen should be overjoyed that they have a 3 year transition from fishing in British waters to fishing in British waters. Must have taken some tough negotiating from our professional team.Unbelievable. Why would it be an excellent result to continue to allow EU boats to fish our waters for three years? Would five years not be even more excellent?
You know, I know, even your yes men on here know that you'd have said it was excellent if we'd said not one fish from our waters from 1st Jan.