Political relations between UK-EU

[mcfc1632]

Could you come back then?

I know that you would prefer the echo chamber that has been strived for

But now is the time to talk about the future

 

[CatMan]

Buy British, it's that simple. Start having pride in the nation you inhabit. If you can't bring yourself to do that, and think it's better elsewhere, then once the lockdown is over, bugger off!

 

[BobKowalski]

Were they straight or bendy ones?

Expensive.

 

[BobKowalski]

But at least they are well up on CITY matters

Didn‘t have them down as experts on banking and financial services or the future of the City as a world financial hub...

 

[BobKowalski]

Buy British, it's that simple. Start having pride in the nation you inhabit. If you can't bring yourself to do that, and think it's better elsewhere, then once the lockdown is over, bugger off!

I take you posted this message on a Sinclair ZX Spectrum...

 

[Vic]

Eh?

You said the decision to leave will be ratified by the NI parliament.

Or not ratified - the NI Assembly decides to stay with the present arrangement.

 

[Ban-jani]

You said the decision to leave will be ratified by the NI parliament.

Or not ratified - the NI Assembly decides to stay with the present arrangement.

Well yeah.. thanks for that mate

 

[Vic]

Buy British, it's that simple. Start having pride in the nation you inhabit. If you can't bring yourself to do that, and think it's better elsewhere, then once the lockdown is over, bugger off!

British bananas?

 

[BobKowalski]

British bananas?

Well, the ones from Ghana are a bit pricy at the moment...people with allotments get digging for Britain. ‘Save our Bananas!’

Honestly, we should put that on a side of a fucking bus.

 

[west didsblue]

I asked @BobKowalski the question as even the most un-political City fan would be aware of the annexation of parts of the Ukraine by the left-wing dictator of Russia trampling over the citizens of an elected government.
I went to Kiev to see City play Dinamo in 2015 with Bill. And then we had three games against Shakthar Donetsk which had to be moved to Kharkiv due to the communists ruling the strip of land Donetsk was in.
I can’t believe anyone couldn’t remember that and the highly unlikely acquiescence of the dictator to allow closer European ties.

Not sure if you realise but the "communists" in the East wouldn't be the ones making the decision. Any discussions would be between the EU and the democratically elected government in Kiev, a government that has stated that it hopes to gain accession by 2030. The EU think it will take a bit longer but there is an ambition on both sides for it to happen. If you think Putin and Russia will still be an issue in 10 years you've got a better crystal ball than me.