OAFCM35

 

Yeah, because all sensible people seek truth by visiting the UKIP website.

I may of taken your view onboard of you would of actually bothered watching the video on the link..

It's not a UKIP member saying this it's the EU's institutions senior European Commissioner Viviane Reding saying it

Maybe if you took on board what other people say instead of dismissing it all the time you MIGHT learn something for a change

That's bull:censored:.

more bollocks from you.did you fact check your news source?

http://www.parliament.uk/briefing-papers/RP10-62/how-much-legislation-comes-from-europe

https://fullfact.org/factchecks/proportion_of_uk_law_made_by_eu-3073

anything from 15% to 50% of uk law comes from the eu,but some of the laws are not actually used in the uk even though they apply to the uk. so you can see,15% or 50% you can spin it anyway you like.

And they're usually laws about really, really small stuff, such as the standardisation of this or that thing that no one ever thinks about. It's not as if your Eurocrats change the law against murder or anything. There's loads of reasons to despise the EU without that load of bollocks.

http://www.ukip.org/75_of_our_laws_are_made_by_eu_institutions_says_senior_european_commissioner_viviane_reding

Looked a decent team on sky last friday - plenty if nice play but no cutting edge (sound familiar?)

What we saying then another 1-0 win.. Do for me that

Is he one of Johnson's mates or not?

He's a young local lad

I don't get the desire to get independence from the United Kingdom and then pursue direct rule from Brussels.

75% of the laws implemented in the UK are made in Brussels, regardless of what happens with Scottish Independence this must change

Back to the point, I don't think that we will ever see Scholes play for Latics surely of he was going to do it he would of done all ready

If they want their independence let them have it, I personally would like to keep Britain together but it's their choice not ours, this is interesting read thou -> http://www.businessinsider.com/scottish-independence-and-russian-submarine-invasion-2014-8

 

That's been answered. It's not the eighties, however there is still lots to be done.

Ohh and whilst we are at it.. What the bloody hell has the Spanish Civil War got to do with Dulwich, Clapton, FC United or any other of the Non-Spanish club?

 

The sums don't add up, it looks like a very small pay back to firms. Also, when you say 'foreigners' you mean EU nationals who are entitled to work throughout Europe and do a fair days work for a fair days pay, as you are? Also if Britain has 800,000 jobs on offer and France 40,000 it looks like we have a healthy job market, albeit unskilled work and probably low-paid (and that's a different matter) - but work nonetheless.

It's just a damn shame our nationals miss out on this "thriving job market"

 

OAFCM35 bringing politics into football needlessly, again.

I got asked a question and I answered it, not my fault that certain posters disagreed with my opinions

http://www.uk-work-pack.com/News

Is this not another helping hand for foreigner workers coming to the uk?

Bradford had a rainbow flag over the ground. I thought it was a bit random but it didn't offend me at all. Personally I find it a bit tiresome if going to shout at people kicking a bag around gets turned into a political issue, but we all know if we are honest that it could still be a bit daunting for many minority groups to take the first step, so it's not a bad thing to have some people being positive either.

I do take your point and the rainbow flag doesn't offend me either but I'd feel a lot less comfortable having to explain to my four year old son why there's a picture of two men kissing up at the back of the Chaddy..

http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=993

If that's not giving a helping hand to foreigners then I don't know what is the daily mail have suggested how much these grants are actual for as the official site for these doesn't specify

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2379477/Brussels-offers-UK-firms-1-000-cash-bribes-hire-foreign-workers.html

Thank you

True Worth Never Fails ;)

I'm actually crying with laughter at this. It's a positive statement of an attitude, not a...never mind. I'm enjoying this too much.

 

I'm joining the ComFast faction as soon as they let me in. I think it's a portmanteau word referencing one's commitment to both Communism and Buckfast.

Another one who can't answer the question

Listen im all for opposing something if there's a valid reason to oppose it but it's seems to me there isn't or hasn't been at any of these clubs

It's not the 80s anymore.. The NF are at these games handing out right wing literature

They were fined for the anti-Fifa one rather than this? Christ.

 

That flag wasn't at the same game , it's an old imagine, I don't know if the polish FA have dealt with it thou I would image that they have thou

 

Damn straight. £40k fine for racist chanting isn't nearly enough.

Agreed

Actually the "correct" terminology definitely doesn't reference Munich at all.

 

You don't call Liverpool Hillsborough do you?

No I don't.. Pick your dummy up it's an Internet forum for :censored: sake

 

I think when he went all revolutionary he most certainly did not show racist tendancies, his political views changed.

http://www.thecommentator.com/article/3657/che_guevara_was_no_hero_he_was_a_racist

 

Read the Daily Mail if you want to witness a slice of 'offended by anything types' - can't vouch for them all, but they're there - and considering that statement, I think fan pressure is still needed at a lot of clubs.

so what your really saying is you don't know if there was actually any homophobia or racism issues at these clubs beforehand?

 

Can't wait for this one.

Just like you lot did with the Celtic stuff "only a handful"

 

Maybe we shouldn't have started the idea of travelling overseas to make lots of money?

Maybe we should get the spanish to send all the ex-pats home? And the portuguese? and the cypriots....etc...ect

 

Maybe, just maybe, if (some) of the unemployed were as hard working as some of the foreign nationals, they would be able to get jobs?

 

And where did you start with all this, saying that "foreigners" are given a helping hand into work? Which isn't true, but if it makes you feel better to pretend you are hard done to and that it's not your fault you can't get a job, then maybe you should carry on believing it.

 

Maybe in a fashionable corner in a London suburb, maybe not. I wouldn't know. However you'll often see other flags alongside Che flags at Clapham, United Glasgow, AFC, FCUM, St.Pauli, Cuidad de Murcia, Null Drei, Minsk, other fan-owned or social community clubs and so-on across the world, making a peaceful, positive statement for whatever it might be.

 

Another Football Is Possible.

 

Did any of these clubs really have serious issues with racism and homophobia etc but these communist offended by everything types turned up with there Left Wing ideology and man love banners?

 

It the revolutionary aspect that is used - maybe wrongly - however the fact still remains that the positive statements displayed on flags made by fans at football matches similar to Anti Racism, Homophobia, and others are sometimes seen with a Revolutionary Che flag. I can't change that.

Che image is definitely wrongly used by the left wing considering the bloke was a racist himself

Maybe we should hire Polish people to teach the unemployed English how to find work?

Alternatively we could always stop letting foreign nationals coming over here and working for minimum wage and in some cases less than minimum wage and maybe some of the English/British unemployed would still have jobs?