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She's right. And bacon-flavoured crisps are not banned in the EU anyway. They can be bought in France and Spain.
You'll just tout any old nonsense that you think justifies Brexit.
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“It is getting ever harder for Eurosceptics to deny that it was an economic and strategic blunder for Britain to leave the single market”
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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A self confessed lifelong Manchester United fan, Alison Brittain, chairs the Premier League board responsible for protecting the integrity of the competition and recommending disciplinary sanctions against clubs.
Alison was recommended for the role by the 14 year CEO of Arsenal (now Spurs) and ex Villa CEO and lifelong Liverpool fan Christian Purslow.
A die hard Red at the top of the very organisation supposedly responsible for ensuring fairness and impartiality across the league.
Nothing to see here. 👍🏽
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All that remains is for Andrew Neil to call for the UK to rejoin the EU as the only meaningful response if Trump goes completely off the rails after the Democrats win the midterms.
His appearance on Newsnight was scathing about President Trump, and rightly so.
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BBC still too timid on the prospective UK-EU trade deal on food, drink, lifting phytosanitary checks. Exposes bogus Global Britain rhetoric and empty Truss trade deals, underlines imperative of friction-free trade with nearest neighbours and opportunity for growth. So this is an economic as much as a political story!
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No matter how much Leave voters wriggle, here is Brexit reality:
1) Exiting the EU has cost us £400-500 billion in forgone GDP growth
2) £150-200bn in foregone tax collected
3) The SUM marginal gain of post-Brexit trade deals is essentially £ ZERO
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🚨 🎙️ Gary Neville on Arsenal performance against Liverpool:
🗣️"It is absolutely outrageous, standard Arsenal now under Mikel Arteta. You watch this team every week….they’ve completely abandoned playing football for this dark-arts, haram nonsense.
Look at the Timber pull on Isak in the first half—he’s got a handful of his shirt! It’s a blatant penalty, clear as day… And then the foul by Tzolis... how on earth is that not given? It’s a joke, it really is. They’re kicking people, pulling shirts, committing foul after foul to break up the game, and the referee just stands there and lets them get away with murder.
And as for the officiating in this league? Absolute shambles. The inconsistency week-in, week-out is mind-boggling. You can’t tell me with a straight face that VAR looks at those two incidents and sees nothing wrong. Premier League refereeing is sinking under the weight of its own controversy right now, and teams like Arsenal are capitalizing on it because they know the ref simply hasn't got the courage to make the big call!"
#LIVARS #PremierLeague #RACRMA
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Genuine question to Arsenal fans:
Do you actually enjoy the fact that almost every time your team wins it comes with controversy? It’s either questionable decisions that go against your opponents or refereeing calls that favour you.
Are you comfortable supporting a team whose wins are surrounded by football injustice?