| Welcome to Brexit on 17:34 - Jan 30 with 1524 views | kernow |
| Welcome to Brexit on 10:43 - Jan 30 by Butty101 |
It’s a fact that that Markus Söder said it.
Markus Söder probably has his finger on the pulse, a bit more than some drunken oap hanging out at the red lion, while tucking into his full English . [Post edited 30 Jan 2021 10:44]
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Yep it's a fact that he expressed an opinion!? So what then?
The Red Lion I know was in Totton, now a drive thru McDonalds . Never set foot in there in my life.
Like the Red Lion below Bar though. [Post edited 30 Jan 2021 17:40]
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| Welcome to Brexit on 17:55 - Jan 30 with 1499 views | grumpy |
| Welcome to Brexit on 17:34 - Jan 30 by kernow |
Yep it's a fact that he expressed an opinion!? So what then?
The Red Lion I know was in Totton, now a drive thru McDonalds . Never set foot in there in my life.
Like the Red Lion below Bar though. [Post edited 30 Jan 2021 17:40]
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Great Pub, The Red Lion.
Did you know that is claimed to be haunted by a barmaid who drifts through the bar area. |  | | |
| Welcome to Brexit on 18:19 - Jan 30 with 1475 views | DorsetIan |
| Welcome to Brexit on 17:55 - Jan 30 by grumpy |
Great Pub, The Red Lion.
Did you know that is claimed to be haunted by a barmaid who drifts through the bar area. |
There was a young barmaid from Wales
On her breasts were the prices of ales
And on her behind
For the sake of the blind
Was the same information in Braille | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 18:40 - Jan 30 with 1460 views | Berber |
| Welcome to Brexit on 17:22 - Jan 30 by grumpy |
'imputing a bias and reacting to it'
Guilty as charged,me lord. |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 10:41 - Jan 31 with 1398 views | Bison |
| Welcome to Brexit on 17:34 - Jan 30 by kernow |
Yep it's a fact that he expressed an opinion!? So what then?
The Red Lion I know was in Totton, now a drive thru McDonalds . Never set foot in there in my life.
Like the Red Lion below Bar though. [Post edited 30 Jan 2021 17:40]
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I used to go there when it was Henry's, Thursday nights were legendry.
Try this Cornish -
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g187525-d5906613-Reviews-The_Red
Unless of course you are just a fantasist who pretends they love the EU so much they emigrated because as I quote from said ' The UK is F*cked'. Yet still moans about not getting his vaccine. |  |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 10:45 - Jan 31 with 1388 views | grumpy |
Kernow was talking about the Red Lion below bargate in Sounthampton. | | | |
| Welcome to Brexit on 10:50 - Jan 31 with 1384 views | Bison |
| Welcome to Brexit on 10:45 - Jan 31 by grumpy |
Kernow was talking about the Red Lion below bargate in Sounthampton. |
Maybe he was , he does spout some sh!te. But last time I checked Totton is not below bargate. But yes I do remember that Red Lion as well , use to get served under age. | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 11:36 - Jan 31 with 1359 views | grumpy |
| Welcome to Brexit on 10:50 - Jan 31 by Bison |
Maybe he was , he does spout some sh!te. But last time I checked Totton is not below bargate. But yes I do remember that Red Lion as well , use to get served under age. |
He said I quote' Like the Red Lion below Bar '....
Anyway, do you remember what Southampton was like in those days of your under aged drinking? | | | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 11:45 - Jan 31 with 1357 views | JaySaint |
Good news from the EU this morning where Brussels has finally approved the smallpox vaccine. | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 11:46 - Jan 31 with 1356 views | Bison |
| Welcome to Brexit on 11:36 - Jan 31 by grumpy |
He said I quote' Like the Red Lion below Bar '....
Anyway, do you remember what Southampton was like in those days of your under aged drinking? |
I'm from the Forest so we tended to drink local till chucking out time so Coach & Horses or NF Hotel , Cheese , Highwaymans or Stag at Lyndhurst and Red Lion (henry's) Totton then into town where we normally ended up at Raffels as my mate was a cousin of the McCarthy Brothers who ran the door. | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 12:03 - Jan 31 with 1340 views | JaySaint |
| Welcome to Brexit on 11:46 - Jan 31 by Bison |
I'm from the Forest so we tended to drink local till chucking out time so Coach & Horses or NF Hotel , Cheese , Highwaymans or Stag at Lyndhurst and Red Lion (henry's) Totton then into town where we normally ended up at Raffels as my mate was a cousin of the McCarthy Brothers who ran the door. |
McCarthy brothers = horrible people | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 15:52 - Jan 31 with 1303 views | kernow |
Cheers for TripAdvisor reference. Who knows one day may get to go to Benidorm.
All that all started off by Boris back along and I've just gone along with it. Never been near the place actually.
Do me a favour and not misquote me.
I said that I believe that UK is "finished".
Also, "where is my vaccine?" Is a question, not a moan.
This is a football forum and I reserve the right to spout sh1te with like minded sh1te spouters such as yourself. [Post edited 31 Jan 2021 15:56]
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| Welcome to Brexit on 05:53 - Feb 7 with 1178 views | Bicester_North |
Guardian link posters unite | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 09:16 - Feb 10 with 1070 views | Scoot |
| Welcome to Brexit on 17:18 - Jan 26 by dirk_doone |
Well, at least one country is experiencing a Brexit boom then.
Looks like the Netherlands is going to take over from the UK as the English speaking country in the EU which international as well as British companies base themselves in. They have an exceptionally high percentage of good English speakers there. |
78% of goods aren't leaving the country and 66% aren't getting in and yesterday the EU announced the won't allow our fishermen to sell shellfish on the continent. Soon we'll run out of chemicals to clean the water and certain meds won't get through.
Not casting an opinion Just saying. | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 09:54 - Feb 10 with 1049 views | SalisburySaint |
| Welcome to Brexit on 05:53 - Feb 7 by Bicester_North |
Guardian link posters unite |
when are you going to stop burying your head in the sand and accept that Brexit is having a detrimental effect on our economy ? |  | | |
| Welcome to Brexit on 09:56 - Feb 10 with 1048 views | DorsetIan |
Even the Brexiteers acknowledged that there would be bumps in the road and I see that Gove has now been comparing this to a bit of turbulence on a flight.
I'd be interested to know how this compares to the 'bumps' they were expecting, and how long they expect this turbulence to last? | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 12:15 - Feb 10 with 1023 views | Berber |
| Welcome to Brexit on 09:56 - Feb 10 by DorsetIan |
Even the Brexiteers acknowledged that there would be bumps in the road and I see that Gove has now been comparing this to a bit of turbulence on a flight.
I'd be interested to know how this compares to the 'bumps' they were expecting, and how long they expect this turbulence to last? |
I think they mean,"We knew there would be sh1t flying, we just didn't know when and where from." | | | |
| Welcome to Brexit on 12:59 - Feb 10 with 1001 views | Bicester_North |
| Welcome to Brexit on 09:54 - Feb 10 by SalisburySaint |
when are you going to stop burying your head in the sand and accept that Brexit is having a detrimental effect on our economy ? |
Probably at least a year before we really know | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 13:34 - Feb 10 with 995 views | geezershoong1 |
| Welcome to Brexit on 09:16 - Feb 10 by Scoot |
78% of goods aren't leaving the country and 66% aren't getting in and yesterday the EU announced the won't allow our fishermen to sell shellfish on the continent. Soon we'll run out of chemicals to clean the water and certain meds won't get through.
Not casting an opinion Just saying. |
Those figure are from early January, just after Brexit. It's back up to 90% now.
But you probably knew that already?  |  |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 15:08 - Feb 10 with 961 views | grumpy |
Brexit was a waste of time and money.
Is the deal we have now any better than the one we had? | | | |
| Welcome to Brexit on 15:44 - Feb 10 with 956 views | DorsetIan |
Have we signed any trade deals yet with countries that didn't already have deals with the EU?
Genuine question. | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 18:50 - Feb 10 with 911 views | Bridders2 |
| Welcome to Brexit on 15:44 - Feb 10 by DorsetIan |
Have we signed any trade deals yet with countries that didn't already have deals with the EU?
Genuine question. |
The UK signed a deal with Japan on 22 October - the first that differed from an existing EU deal. The total value of UK-Japan trade (imports and exports) was £31.6bn in 2019, or 2% of the UK's total trade. ... Separately, the UK government is also holding trade talks with the US, Australia, New Zealand, India, and several other countries. | | | |
| Welcome to Brexit on 19:01 - Feb 10 with 900 views | DorsetIan |
| Welcome to Brexit on 18:50 - Feb 10 by Bridders2 |
The UK signed a deal with Japan on 22 October - the first that differed from an existing EU deal. The total value of UK-Japan trade (imports and exports) was £31.6bn in 2019, or 2% of the UK's total trade. ... Separately, the UK government is also holding trade talks with the US, Australia, New Zealand, India, and several other countries. |
Thanks. It's early days to be assessing how the new trade deals are going but there seems to be progress.
Liz Truss getting lots of credit for what she's doing. No doubt there will be a big fanfare when a big one concludes. | |
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| Welcome to Brexit on 19:02 - Feb 10 with 896 views | grumpy |
| Welcome to Brexit on 18:50 - Feb 10 by Bridders2 |
The UK signed a deal with Japan on 22 October - the first that differed from an existing EU deal. The total value of UK-Japan trade (imports and exports) was £31.6bn in 2019, or 2% of the UK's total trade. ... Separately, the UK government is also holding trade talks with the US, Australia, New Zealand, India, and several other countries. |
Was that trade deal much better than the EU one?
Trade talks are just that, talks. | | | |
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