SIR ERNIE
Well-Known Member
snap.
£20 @ 9/1 on Betfair at 11.00 last night.
9/1 in a 2-horse race not bad.
I had a fiver on it last night at 8/1.....I never doubted there would be a leave vote, virtually everybody I spoke to (outside of work) was voting out. Just annoyed I didn't put a few more quid on.
For some this may look like a bad day for the UK but it's far worse for the EU. Belgium, France, Denmark, Italy, Holland and Sweden have all come out either saying they want out or have reaffirmed their stance on wanting out. Iceland have said it makes them less likely to join (didn't want to anyway tbf). In 10 years the EU could well be dead in the water anyway.
As for the markets pretty much every major one is in the red atm. The only one that has gained is gold. Also it should be noted I got 1.12€ to the pound last week after getting 1.24 the week before. It dropped from 1.30 to 1.20 around 2 this morning but has now bounced between 1.24 and 1.25 for the last hour or so. What's happening here is having an equal effect on what's happening almost everywhere else.
Now Cameron has gone Osbourne and to a lesser extent Corbyn has to go too now surely?
I have to say I'm also shocked at the anger & vitriol being spewed at us "outers"......some of my mates have over-stepped the line with me today.....I'm gonna give them a chance to apologise over a beer at the weekend once they've stopped wetting themselves.....its not their fault they've lived for years wrapped up in the cotton wool bubble of white-collar public sector land..
....reality bites lads...reality bites.
Some Idiout young woman from London was interviewed this morning on the radio and she whinged on about 'if this is democracy then I want no part of it'. FFS the country has turned out in massive numbers and voted. Accept it as a majority decision and move on.
Why do people feel so aggrieved about a majority decision these days?
Mad boris as pm what a bad day that would be
Some Idiout young woman from London was interviewed this morning on the radio and she whinged on about 'if this is democracy then I want no part of it'. FFS the country has turned out in massive numbers and voted. Accept it as a majority decision and move on.
Why do people feel so aggrieved about a majority decision these days?
Yeah, fans on a football forum probably aren't putting plans together for the country anyway.
People also saying how older people shouldn't be able to vote, nothing to do with the fact they tended to vote in the opposite direction as them.
And I've suggested otherwise where?
I campaigned to exclude all people with too many S's and Z's in their name and go shopping to Tesco's in their pyjamas, but no-one got back to me.People also saying how older people shouldn't be able to vote, nothing to do with the fact they tended to vote in the opposite direction as them.
The way you keep asking people on a football forum for plans?
Let me guess your reply
"You dont know what I am thinking, etc etc" yawn.
Nope. That is just daft. It's not really a protest vote scenario is it.so having already said they can't promise the extra £350m they kept banging on about the Leave campaign now saying they aren't sure they can cut immigration!
Been several people on the various news channels saying they voted leave as a protest but wanted to remain. Don't understand that at all.
The plan, not their plans.
So another one with no plan! Fantastic.
For some this may look like a bad day for the UK but it's far worse for the EU. Belgium, France, Denmark, Italy, Holland and Sweden have all come out either saying they want out or have reaffirmed their stance on wanting out. Iceland have said it makes them less likely to join (didn't want to anyway tbf). In 10 years the EU could well be dead in the water anyway.
As for the markets pretty much every major one is in the red atm. The only one that has gained is gold. Also it should be noted I got 1.12€ to the pound last week after getting 1.24 the week before. It dropped from 1.30 to 1.20 around 2 this morning but has now bounced between 1.24 and 1.25 for the last hour or so. What's happening here is having an equal effect on what's happening almost everywhere else.
Now Cameron has gone Osbourne and to a lesser extent Corbyn has to go too now surely?
Is there a stat that shows how many people voted that hadn't in the past for general / local elections?
People in London are like a different breed. They can't believe that us suckers in the provinces have voted against them. It shows the mentality of your typical university leaver, no wonder politics is a mess. They genuinely think that they know better than everybody else.
But enough about Grendel...i saw alot more chav trash at polling station if thats any indicater
smoking,drinking,shouting at their kids who have dirty clothes on etc. you know todays britain
Interestingly it looks like the areas with the strongest leave vote are the areas that benefit the most economically from being in the EU.
Stop crying Dave and get back to blaming everyone but SISU for the demise of our football club !!so having already said they can't promise the extra £350m they kept banging on about the Leave campaign now saying they aren't sure they can cut immigration!
Been several people on the various news channels saying they voted leave as a protest but wanted to remain. Don't understand that at all.
Not crying and I certainly hope it works out for the best. Saying that how can anyone, including those that voted leave, not be alarmed by the speed at which the backtracking is taking place?Stop crying Dave and get back to blaming everyone but SISU for the demise of our football club !!
As for Cameron, glad he has gone - he was a puppet PM anyway
Let the dust settle, let people get some sleep, let the markets calm down.............No-one IS going to have all the answers whilst the fall out is still settling.So, Susanna Reid has pushed Nigel Farage on the NHS this morning and guess what? He NOW says that we can't guarantee that money that currently goes to the EU can go to the NHS. The vail of deceit is falling already and the smoke hasn't even settled yet. I wonder how many voted out based on this. As John Major also pointed out you can't trust Boris, Gove or IDS with the NHS either. Between them they either want the NHS privatised or pay at source.
Big big mistake this vote.
So, Susanna Reid has pushed Nigel Farage on the NHS this morning and guess what? He NOW says that we can't guarantee that money that currently goes to the EU can go to the NHS. The vail of deceit is falling already and the smoke hasn't even settled yet. I wonder how many voted out based on this. As John Major also pointed out you can't trust Boris, Gove or IDS with the NHS either. Between them they either want the NHS privatised or pay at source.
Big big mistake this vote.
Out of interest what did you Base your Vote Out on? What did you want to see change?I didn't vote out based on that, don't know anybody who did.
Did you know that it is actually EU rules that open provision of NHS services up to competition?
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