O/T - Politics Thread.

[mickd1961]

I think it may prove problematic to decide who has won or lost a debate on this board! As for my stance, I have long argued that the UK would be best served by remaining in the EU, however, things have moved on and it is no longer as simple as leave or remain. I voted LibDem in the last general election but unfortunately I do not see Jo Swindon as a credible Prime Minister and to advocate just revoking Article 50 does nothing to heal the division in society caused by Brexit itself. The Labour Party has many very good MPs and a number of them would make a good leader; any reasonable Labour leader would do far better than Comrade Corbyn. Boris is a buffoon and the Tories unnecessarily created the current sorry mess. So, who to vote for? To my mind, it has to be for the least bad option. Voting for the LibDems could leave the door open for the aforementioned comrade, voting Labour (with the comrade in charge) would ruin Britain completely, far worse than a no deal Brexit. So that leaves..............? Oh, and I don’t remember Comrade Corbyn ever denouncing the IRA specifically, or the middles eastern terrorists. I hope that these views have been reasonably argued to the satisfaction of all?

The “Boris is a buffoon” mantra is simply rubbish Kets and in your heart you must know that?

He plays up to that image and he does it well,a lot of people including me love his humour and his attitude.

He’s never “chippy” and bitter like other leaders,he seems a very affable chap.

I’ve heard a lot of interviews with people who’ve worked with and around him,especially whilst he was mayor.

They all said he was especially good at putting the right people in the right jobs and not suffocating them by micro managing them.

By all accounts he’s a good people person and figurehead and that’s what most great leaders are.

A bit like having an inspirational leader like Bilic rather than a plodder like Darren Moore.

[baggieal]

Haha. The irony

How's Al's backside treating your nostrils Mick...??

Block N4 - Row P - Seat 143 at Hull. Come and repeat these comments 123 and look me up. Go on - big a big man rather than a gob****e!

[regis80]

Block N4 - Row P - Seat 143 at Hull. Come and repeat these comments 123 and look me up. Go on - big a big man rather than a gob****e!

Block N4... what?

From the Hull site regarding away fans:

Away Fans: Away supporters at the KCOM Stadium are situated in blocks E1 and E2 in the East Stand.

Link: https://www.hullfc.com/tickets/match-days/stadium-plan

Looking at the above link, there is no Block N4. Just thought i'd save you the trip.

[baggieal]

Block N4... what?

From the Hull site regarding away fans:

Away Fans: Away supporters at the KCOM Stadium are situated in blocks E1 and E2 in the East Stand.

Link: https://www.hullfc.com/tickets/match-days/stadium-plan

Looking at the above link, there is no Block N4. Just thought i'd save you the trip.

Try going to a match rather than reading out of date bollox!! Do you want me to send you a PM of my ticket? Do you want me to also let you know the drinking hole I will be in at 12.00 so maybe the loud mouth 123 will show his face and be the big man?

[TipperaryBaggie]

Block N4... what?

From the Hull site regarding away fans:

Away Fans: Away supporters at the KCOM Stadium are situated in blocks E1 and E2 in the East Stand.

Link: https://www.hullfc.com/tickets/match-days/stadium-plan

Looking at the above link, there is no Block N4. Just thought i'd save you the trip.

Without wanting to get involved, I think that you will find that we have been allocated blocks N3 to N6 at Hull.

Maybe you should stop reading Remainer News as it contains a lot of false scare stories!

[regis80]

Without wanting to get involved, I think that you will find that we have been allocated blocks N3 to N6 at Hull.

Maybe you should stop reading Remainer News as it contains a lot of false scare stories!

Despite my opposition to the current members of this party that’s in charge, i’m not totally against leaving. I’m very much open minded on the topic. Any scaremongering or how we’ll be so much richer leaving - i take with a pinch of salt. Yes surprising.

[Barrera]

You echo many of my views. Although I have to say I quite like Boris as a leader - far better than the last three PMs we have had. But the Tories have gone so far to the right it’s a worry and some of their best talent has left. Always liked Amber Rudd but she’s gone. Might vote Labour - but just can’t see Corbyn as PM. Would be a complete disaster for this country. Lib Dem’s - just think this is a protest vote and agree Revoking Article 50 is not the answer - they went too far on this although will attract some. Farage/Brexit Party - just forget it. So who to vote for?

I think it may prove problematic to decide who has won or lost a debate on this board! As for my stance, I have long argued that the UK would be best served by remaining in the EU, however, things have moved on and it is no longer as simple as leave or remain. I voted LibDem in the last general election but unfortunately I do not see Jo Swindon as a credible Prime Minister and to advocate just revoking Article 50 does nothing to heal the division in society caused by Brexit itself. The Labour Party has many very good MPs and a number of them would make a good leader; any reasonable Labour leader would do far better than Comrade Corbyn. Boris is a buffoon and the Tories unnecessarily created the current sorry mess. So, who to vote for? To my mind, it has to be for the least bad option. Voting for the LibDems could leave the door open for the aforementioned comrade, voting Labour (with the comrade in charge) would ruin Britain completely, far worse than a no deal Brexit. So that leaves..............? Oh, and I don’t remember Comrade Corbyn ever denouncing the IRA specifically, or the middles eastern terrorists. I hope that these views have been reasonably argued to the satisfaction of all?

[WBA123]

Block N4 - Row P - Seat 143 at Hull. Come and repeat these comments 123 and look me up. Go on - big a big man rather than a gob****e!

Check out the big man Al...I must really be on your mind and grind your gears!

So me saying that you and Mick lick each others ar5es tipped you over the edge did it...? Are you being a snowflake here, or did it really hurt your feelings....

Although its tempting to repeat these comments in person, I won't be at Hull unfortunately, but even if I was - I really don't want to meet you. Ever. I think I'd rather lose face on here than do that, your online personality is enough for me.

I don't really know what I would stand to gain by meeting you anyway, you're about 30 years older than me. I'm genuinely not the type of person to be a 'big man' with pensioners I disagree with.

[WBA123]

Without wanting to get involved, I think that you will find that we have been allocated blocks N3 to N6 at Hull.

Maybe you should stop reading Remainer News as it contains a lot of false scare stories!

Hull FC now getting in on the Project Fear are they?

[baggieal]

Check out the big man Al...I must really be on your mind and grind your gears!

So me saying that you and Mick lick each others ar5es tipped you over the edge did it...? Are you being a snowflake here, or did it really hurt your feelings....

Although its tempting to repeat these comments in person, I won't be at Hull unfortunately, but even if I was - I really don't want to meet you. Ever. I think I'd rather lose face on here than do that, your online personality is enough for me.

I don't really know what I would stand to gain by meeting you anyway, you're about 30 years older than me. I'm genuinely not the type of person to be a 'big man' with pensioners I disagree with.

Absolute w anker!