[Politics] Brexit

[Pretty pink fairy]

I think I read earlier today that it will cost the NHS nearly half a billion pounds to obtain for permits for its staff. That might be the problem you were asking about. Anyway, back to work for me.

nothing like the millions we pay the EU every week eh, change, that's the problem for some people and you can't carry on expecting people to be with happy with the same old thing, hence the vote to LEAVE the EU, I can't believe this far down the line and there's a few undemocratic losers who cant get to grips with it .

regards
DR

 

[Baker lite]

I think I read earlier today that it will cost the NHS nearly half a billion pounds to obtain for permits for its staff. That might be the problem you were asking about. Anyway, back to work for me.

You think you read earlier today?
You either did or you didn’t...
On our way.

 

[CHAPPERS]

nothing like the millions we pay the EU every week eh, change, that's the problem for some people and you can't carry on expecting people to be with happy with the same old thing, hence the vote to LEAVE the EU, I can't believe this far down the line and there's a few undemocratic losers who cant get to grips with it .

regards
DR

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...hs-cost-billions-nuffield-trust-a8630836.html

Author of the blog, Mark Dayan, the Nuffield Trust’s Brexit expert and policy analyst, said: “Even with quite cautious assumptions about how much prices would rise, this calculation suggests a no-deal Brexit would have a noticeable impact on NHS finances.

“That money will have to be taken from somewhere, and £2.3bn is equivalent to the entire annual budget of around six NHS trusts.

“Unfortunately, a no-deal scenario would also mean less money in the Treasury to bail out the service.

“The days of indefinite austerity for the health service would be back.”

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

An 'exclusive' in the sports section of The Times today - The FA are to propose a maximum of 12 non-HGP's in a Premier League squad of 25 post-Brexit. GBE's will be awarded to any foreign player that make up the 12, replacing the existing criteria. The FA are reported as being happy with current EFL arrangements though. If a deal isn't reached though apparently with The Premier League, then EEA players would face the same criteria as non-EEA players for GBE's. These are the current numbers in Premier League squads.

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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/...from-abroad-at-premier-league-clubs-2jv5mswfb

We are not in that bad a position, with Bruno and Bong out of contract in the summer, and with Suttner and Schelotto nowhere near selection.

January will see a focus on non-HGPs like Nick Powell.

Probably also explains the Scottish players ( non-HGP, but surely that will change if the above kicks in ) we are regularly linked with.

 

[WATFORD zero]

So, 4 and a half months until we leave

More fudge ?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...hs-cost-billions-nuffield-trust-a8630836.html

more project fear and assumptions, "Nuffield trust", maybe the private sector could bail them out
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

So, 4 and a half months until we leave

More fudge ?

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on the subject of undemocratic losers
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

We are not in that bad a position, with Bruno and Bong out of contract in the summer, and with Suttner and Schelotto nowhere near selection.

January will see a focus on non-HGPs like Nick Powell.

Probably also explains the Scottish players ( non-HGP, but surely that will change if the above kicks in ) we are regularly linked with.

https://www.argos.co.uk/product/8104238
regards
DR

 

[ManOfSussex]

We are not in that bad a position, with Bruno and Bong out of contract in the summer, and with Suttner and Schelotto nowhere near selection.

January will see a focus on non-HGPs like Nick Powell.

Probably also explains the Scottish players ( non-HGP, but surely that will change if the above kicks in ) we are regularly linked with.

There'll be a scramble too for European 16 and 17 year old's to go into academies in January as under 18's aren't permitted to move to other countries under FIFA rules outside of The EEA.

 

[Two Professors]

I know for a fact that us leaving the EU was the final nail in Woolys coffin and BHS and highly likely it done for C&A .
FACTOID.

The captain of the Titanic was distracted by the news of Brexit and hit an iceberg.If the EU had been around in 1914,they would have stopped the assassination and prevented both world wars.Mother Theresa was a supporter of the EU.Sure I heard it all on here,but still not heard about Japan/EU implementation times.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

An 'exclusive' in the sports section of The Times today - The FA are to propose a maximum of 12 non-HGP's in a Premier League squad of 25 post-Brexit. GBE's will be awarded to any foreign player that make up the 12, replacing the existing criteria. The FA are reported as being happy with current EFL arrangements though. If a deal isn't reached though apparently with The Premier League, then EEA players would face the same criteria as non-EEA players for GBE's. These are the current numbers in Premier League squads.

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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/...from-abroad-at-premier-league-clubs-2jv5mswfb

I really hope this is not the case, I dont want to watch bog standard British players again because we have to.

 

[daveinplzen]

The captain of the Titanic was distracted by the news of Brexit and hit an iceberg.If the EU had been around in 1914,they would have stopped the assassination and prevented both world wars.Mother Theresa was a supporter of the EU.Sure I heard it all on here,but still not heard about Japan/EU implementation times.

You really are the master of drivel.

 

[Baker lite]

You really are the master of drivel.

Bit rich Dave?..
On our way.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Ok so if you don't think that you admit that brexit HAS had an effect?

How the hell were you ever a student ? You're too stupid. So let's summarise ( that means make a something long shorter - thought I might need to explain as English clearly isn't your first language ) :

1. Brexit isn't to blame for the current demise of the high street - the internet, high rents and ever increasing rates are.

2. Brexit has fo course had an effect on the economy but not in the way you have stated.

Is that simple enough Village Idiot ?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...hs-cost-billions-nuffield-trust-a8630836.html

That's exactly what the Tories want. Run down the Health Service and then announce plans to privatise this bit and privatise that bit.
The USA are rubbing their hands together at the thought of selling us health insurance.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Ok. So you are claiming that brexit has had an effect on the economy, but not on anything at all associated with any costs of a high street shop?

Really .... FFS .... learn to read and digest. I refer you to my previous post.

 

[CHAPPERS]

That's exactly what the Tories want. Run down the Health Service and then announce plans to privatise this bit and privatise that bit.
The USA are rubbing their hands together at the thought of selling us health insurance.

Arron Banks is in insurance. Funny that.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Ok so if you don't think that you admit that brexit HAS had an effect?

yes, did you know us brits will still be able to travel to the EU without a visa , all you need is a Blue United kingdom passport , what's not to like
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Arron Banks is in insurance. Funny that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgJNeXXFb4U
sums up the EU
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I really hope this is not the case, I dont want to watch bog standard British players again because we have to.

how patriotic
regards
DR