RobinRobin

May be wishful thinking, though

Indeed, but just a reflection of America - Trump-lite. Sounds as though MSM journalism needs a bit of Paxman again (or more Maitlis).

Good. No doubt he will be making new tee-shirts now -

I'm more concerned that it is only 62%. What is wrong with some people? 22% actually oppose it, so 16% can't even make up their minds.

Fair enough from you and everyone else who replied - I did say from an outsider's point of view. However, given that the resounding view of the board is that voter's are stupid and like to see shiny promises, even talk about customs union or close relationship with the single market is too abstract, albeit true. I am not sure how that can be couched in terms which are understandable to the vast majority of the voting public, but the Tories' Brexit at all costs and the LDs' Remain at all costs are much simpler concepts.

Love watching that goal again

Of course not

From a (fortunately) outsider's point of view, this is the main issue. What does any of that mean? Has that not what has been argued about by everyone for the past 3 years? I am afraid it looks wishy-washy between the adamant leavers and remainers, but is clearly more on the leavers side than the remainers. So do you not end up losing the remainers completely, and splitting the leavers? Given there are probably more rabid leavers than tepid ones, what does that achieve?

RAFA ARE YOU WATCHING

In answer to the question, stop filming it and uploading to Facebook, probably and try to help.

John Oliver's "Stupid Watergate 2" is up there, as well

Unfortunately, some orange cretin is doing his best to end and encouraging protectionism. Which may be why the nuclear option is still required.

So it was a Mag conspiracy after all - losing to them just to ensure they ended up in Division 3

If only they had spent $40m on a striker, we would be pushing Liverpool and Man City

Unlike Pards

If anyone would know ...

Stoke - no need to say anything else

Never win anything with kids

England were absolutely thrashed and had nothing to come back with, when it did not go how they wanted it to go. This is not the first time that they have been unable to refocus when things are going against them. SA definitely deserved to win and irrespective of the political bandwagon which has come out of it, were simply much better on the day. Perhaps Gatland was right when he said that England had played their final against NZ. Jones may want to take back his ridicule now. Of course, now England lost, we can blame the Aussie coach - where is Ken when we don't need him?

Because they can, as no one who will vote for them will listen to what is being said anyway? And ... Brexit means Brexit

Meh

That is all any of them are bothered about.