WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Far Cough 9:40 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
Didn't after8 tell us, this wouldn't be paid?

Justin R 9:36 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
It's not exactly new ground for Dave and Giddeon though is it?

Telling porkies about the economy and expecting the financially illiterate to lap it up I mean.

They've been at it since the last Election.

The Kronic 8:06 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
HAHAHA! Nice one Gideon you fucking div.

http://newsthump.com/2014/11/07/man-in-charge-of-nations-finances-struggling-with-concept-of-half/

, 8:03 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
They're politicians, they're bound to do it. It's like the scorpion and the frog.

Hermit Road 7:58 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
It hasn't been halved, it hasn't even been cut. Balls has got some front gloating about it though.

JGW1 7:29 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
Just seeing the news. "Bill halved" haha you mugs

Valley Hammer 7:27 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
Osborne looks anything but convincing as he tells us all what a great result he has got. For once, and I hate to say it, but I agree with Balls - smoke and mirrors.

geoffpikey 7:07 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
No "good deal" here. Just delayed. Until after 2015 election so Cam and Gideon can pray they hold on.

I can see UKIP getting 25% of the popular vote next year. Few MPs, but it will cause mayhem.

HammerFan43 6:59 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
After8 6:28 Fri Nov 7

Oh please give it a break. Cameron doesn't mean to reform anything. You know that deep down, we all know it. It's called political posturing so that you appear to be more credible to the voters.

Cameron's problem is he doesn't have any credibility left. He's run out with his constant reneging on his promises in the past.

Hence I can easily predict there will be no EU referendum if he wins in 2015 (which I predict he won't).

charleyfarley 6:56 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
according to C4 and bbc Osbourne has done some fancy footwork and the deal is not a great victory

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-29956289

Eurosceptic Tory MEP Daniel Hannan suggested the deal achieved by the chancellor may not represent any reduction to the amount being demanded from the UK.

He said: "The EU sticks us with a bill. Ministers double it, apply the rebate, return to the original figure and claim victory. We're meant to cheer?

"Britain is worse off in absolute terms, but a straw man has been knocked down."

Dave Boozle 6:46 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
It's got to be Boris!!

Valley Hammer 6:30 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
So, A8, will Cameron go before or after the election? And who do you think will replace him?

After8 6:28 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
You wouldn't know credibility if it danced in your face.

immigration reform
financial reforms
legal reforms.

indeed the labour party say they want EU reform too.

Anyone thinking the current EU is perfect needs their head testing.

, 6:15 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
8games, after yet another credibility busting statement [ it seems that with politics as with football managers you are out of touch ]. What are the urgent reforms that Nigel........sorry Dave wants in order to placate his sceptical wing and also his weak kneed supporters?

Valley Hammer 5:57 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
I told you we would end up paying, A8.

After8 5:49 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
Swiss

We can't afford to stay in. We must have urgent reform or we're going to have to leave.

After8 5:48 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
NOT a penny more. this is not a perfect deal. post Rochester Cameron will probably face a leadership challenge. and I'm definitely in the out camp now.

Swiss. 4:37 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
Pulling out of the EU is lunacy. Controlling immigration from non -EU countries is a different thing all together.

, 4:26 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
Norway is not in the EU but as a trading entity with the EU it has to comply with the EU free movement of labour requirements. When we leave the EU if we want to stay a trading partner, at the Norwegion level, we will still have to accept many EU "constraints".

HammerFan43 4:18 Fri Nov 7
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
He scores - he wins.


HammerFan43 11:55 Sat Oct 25
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
It's all political spin. Cameron knows it, we know it.

- EU hit the UK with a larger than they expect bill.
- Cameron stamps his foot in anger saying he will not pay the bill.
- Meetings take place and the bill is reduced.
- Cameron claims a small victory over the EU.
- Tory supporters say how good Cameron is.

Everyone is chums again.

All bullshit.

We need to get out of the corrupt EU.

SurfaceAgentX2Zero 10:16 Sat Nov 1
Re: Britain to pay £1.7bn more to EU due 1st Dec
After8 11:39 Fri Oct 31

'what surface can't answer is that no country has access to the common market without freedom of movement.'

Really? Tell that to NAFTA. And tell it to the dozens of countries who have been granted zero rate tariffs by the EU.

And you should tell David Cameron. Only he is telling all and sundry that he will renegotiate to make this so. Unless, of course, he is lying again.

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