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summitclaret

Did it really say that. If it did it was a moronic comment straight frim the hc handbook.

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If there is freedom of movement after this the 2 main parties will be in massive trouble at the next GE imo. That means we can't be in the single market. The custom union is harder for the public to understand and labour are betting on that. I have wanted out of the EU for 27 years, but leaving on t...

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The EU has known for a long time that the HOC was to have the final say for the uk, so nothing is agreed until the HOC agrees. Just like the EP has to approve a deal. The EU's approach smacks of bullying. To refuse to address our legitimate concerns over bring trapped in a backstop is totally unreas...

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I would not be surprised if we have a referendum soon. It won't be what you expect though. Just one question do you accept a deal yes or no with no remain option. If no then repeat until 1 is accepted.

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its not I don't like it, it makes more sense to prepare for one like that its just that if you revoke Article 50, I'm not sure you'll have the support to reenact it again. Its a massive problem but better imo than trying to get a trade deal when in a backtrap. The EU will hold all the cards if we g...

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Lancasterclaret wrote:Can't Vydra do 90?

And if the argument is "well, what if he gets injured?"

Then just what sort of squad do we have to carry "just to be on the safe side"?

We had 4 and now have 3.2.

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Eh? Crikey, we have a late convert to the remain cause. Bit late now mate, whats done is done. We'll get worse than we have now, and its not like you were not warned. Not a convert. The bit you won't like is that we should revoke A50 and then serve it again in a bit and this time tell everyone to p...

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We are going to end up just where the establishment and the EU want us. Half in half out with a norway type deal. Bo point in this. I want out but its not worth giving up what we have for a fudge. So the people to blame when nothing changes inc mass immigration will be mps.

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claptrappers_union wrote:Probably. Like Vokes

You still don't get it. The risk is if wood/barnes are out for any length of time. Vokes can do 90. PC can't.

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What has 90k a week got to do with it. We won't be in the market for anyone who wants half that. We all know that.

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I am not interested in blame -- just action to mitigate the risk of going down, which is out wide and in cm.

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There was very little movement in the window on a whole. I think we can all agree we wanted Sam to stay. But that’s football. I think given the circumstances, I think it’s a decent deal because we have sold a player who wanted a new challenge, and we have an ample replacement for the short term. Ag...

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By all means stop the potentially libellous posts, but pulling the whole thread was ott imo. People should be able to challenge our approach to transfers reasonably.

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Well that's okay then. No need to spend to guarantee staying up.

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Well it's not his best quality then.

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WestMidsClaret wrote:Reports on SSN is burnley closed for business so ******** lol

Nothing new there then. Where's the risk management on cm and out wide then. Cork or Westwood out for a while in particular and we are stuffed.

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Jimscho wrote:Have heard it from a good source that we have only signed Peter Crouch to bring all the UTC whinging numpties out from under their stones where they have been hiding for the last 5 league games.Welcome Peter.

Happy clapper alert.

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I have no beef with Crouch and wish him well and now he is her he will get the backing of all clarets. It's just such an unambiguous signing, which I think is the Board preparing for a possible relegation rather than pushing the boat out to stay up.

summitclaret

Unless we sign a striker tonight that can play a full 90 minutes, we are taking an unnecessary gamble with the fitness of wood and Barnes and with the former's erratic confidence.

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Been a super signing. Good luck Sam. You will always be a claret. I 'do have kept you here until May.

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Baffled as well. By the time he is Dyche fit his contract will be up. BFC'S transfer dealings are totally weird. Midfield is our weakness and yet again no action unless there is something we don't know.

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Any bets he fails the medical like Clucus. Be just like us the let sam go the minute before.

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I don't know why but we certainly gave not bought the insurance. The biggest risks are in midfield, but Sam should not be going atm.

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The only explanation for another **** window is that we are preparing the wage bill for the championship. Pushing the boat back in and mending the ranch fencing.

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jrgbfc wrote:Crouch is British, experienced and a good sort for the dressing room. Seem to the main criteria for Dyche when it comes to new signings unfortunately.

Peter kay would be good for the dressing room.

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Ffs. We get a other 100m plus if we stay up. Why take the risk and why pander to multi millionaires even as likeable as Sam.

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Holtyclaret wrote:He’s a bloody stop gap until the summer. Stop whinging, it’ll be fun and we’re no worse off. Winge away at the end of summer UTC

And if wood and/or ash get injured. Who plays 90 mins?

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I am writing off Defour and possibly Brady. Jbg and lennon are virtually sicknotes. We needed a right-footed winger last year and another cm when we weren't expecting to be 4th bottom atm.

The mind boggles at the risks this club takes.

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Vegas Claret wrote:Walters
Crouch

Stoke must love us

And Cort. Send em to that knackers yard in east lancs said Mr Coates they will give you top dollar.

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There will be riots in Duke bar

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Those figures seem way too high. Also I said net ie contribution less rebates. I read ages ago that our net was higher. Apologies if I am wrong.

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Some things are more inportant than money, especially freedom and independance and the culture. Why would british people want ever closer union? Why would a country not want to be able to decide who lives here. Ditto to make its own laws and judge them without interference. Why do we pay far more ne...

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What's the odds on Moss giving them a pen

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Barnes scores. This is looking like a great night atm

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Cooper lost 321 to 298.

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Grieve amendment lost 321 to 301. What a mess that would have been if passed. Cooper up next. This is a biggy. Executive or backbenchers run the country.

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Labour amendment lost by 31 votes.

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thelaughingclaret wrote:Are his parents them who sell beds?

No crisps

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As i keep saying hardly anyone including me actually wants no deal.

If the Cooper amendment gets through it undermines this country's chances of getting an acceptable deal.

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Jbg on bench is great news for saturday. Where is Defour

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It's whipped she will be for it. She is taking a big risk. 67/33% for leave.

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Why does it matter which comes first? The smart money at this moment in time is on both the Brady and Cooper amendments being passed. Brady amendment sends may back to the EU, but it won't get approval from the EU, so then it would be Cooper that we fall back on. You are spot on if both pass becaus...

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Lancasterclaret wrote:I genuinely do wonder where you are getting all this from.

Its called political nous.

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I think you may be overestimating the number of people that want a no-deal. They're obviously very vocal but I'm not convinced that there are a huge number out there and those that are are Labour voters. Hardly anybody wants no deal. However most understand what negotiation is and that Labour will ...

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Right. So let's see how many tory remainers vote for the Cooper amendment. Some have signed it. I expect that the constituency chairs are telling the likes of Boles right now that they will be deselected if they do. This is because the Government is finally getting organised and to take away no deal...

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LC- I had already seen the link and guess what concluded that what I have been saying for months was correct. The EU will not budge until the last minute and only when they see that whatever they agree we won't come back for more. That needs the HOC to agree something provisionally first. We are get...

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Its very very simple. If we sign up to the WA as it is the EU will have no significant incentive to ever agree a type of trade deal that we would want. Time goes on and we enter the backstop and then we can't get out without the EU's agreement so we are trapped. Far worse than remaining imo and poli...

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Burnley Ace wrote:Why is it a trap?

As if you don't know by now.

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Lancasterclaret wrote:But that "trap" makes Northern Ireland the place to invest in the EU.

Why would 27 other EU countries want that to continue any longer than it has to?

As they need to stop the next country wanting a referendum for starters.

summitclaret

We can't agree to being in a trap and have no doubt that is what it is. Any government that allows it will be out of power for a decade or longer.

If people want to they can find a way around it.

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