Brexit and the Bluebirds

[Lither_1927]

Is it removed?

Our head of state is unelected. The house of lords is full of unelected peers who hold their position for life. And our next Prime Minister is set to be chosen by only 200,000 people out of ~45million eligible voters.

And you think another layer of distant bureaucrats help with your complaint? LOL

[Canton Kev]

And you think another layer of distant bureaucrats help with your complaint? LOL

"another layer"? So it hasn't been removed then?

[JamesWales]

Plenty of threads for Brexit arguments.

I actually found this one quite an interesting, informative (and respectful) one about the real life impacts of leaving the EU on Cardiff City.

[Lither_1927]

Plenty of threads for Brexit arguments.

I actually found this one quite an interesting, informative (and respectful) one about the real life impacts of leaving the EU on Cardiff City.

That's nice James, i suppose the law has been layed down then. But the OP was actually a Brexit post.

[JamesWales]

That's nice James, i suppose the law has been layed down then.

I'm not sure my opinion carries any weight in law, although I admit I haven't read the withdrawal document in full. Would be a welcome surprise to me if it does.

[Lither_1927]

"another layer"? So it hasn't been removed then?

Yes it has, we have left the EU Kevin.

[Canton Kev]

Yes it has, we have left the EU Kevin.

So there's no democratic deficit in the UK now we've left? The UK is now a perfect democracy?

[neilw65]

Yes it has, we have left the EU Kevin.

Have a read of this then. Bearing in mind this document is fact not opinion

https://eu-rope.ideasoneurope.eu/202...c-than-the-uk/

[Lither_1927]

So there's no democratic deficit in the UK now we've left? The UK is now a perfect democracy?

It's dramatically improved, yes.

[Lither_1927]

You fool absolutely nobody.

Paranoid? Puzzled is what I am. I've never understood why people like you do what you do. Are you really so embarrassed by your own opinions that you have to hide behind multiple personas in order to express them? It's very strange behaviour.

If you think somebody is adopting multiple personas to fool you. Yes that is paranoia isn't it?
I'm not hiding behind multiple personas at all, once again you have succumbed to peer pressure and repeated a mistruth. What puzzles me is why you think i'm a multi...many people read this board without ever registering. I was one of them for years. There will be no convincing you as i fear the paranoia seems too far gone...ever admitted you were wrong on anything?

[The Lone Gunman]

I'm not hiding behind multiple personas at all, once again you have succumbed to peer pressure and repeated a mistruth. What puzzles me is why you think i'm a multi...many people read this board without ever registering. I was one of them for years. There will be no convincing you as i fear the paranoia seems too far gone...ever admitted you were wrong on anything?

You’re fooling nobody.

[Lither_1927]

You’re fooling nobody.

More paranoia lol

[FormerlyJohnnyBreadhead]

My point is Steve Morrisons job of recruitment is no more difficult than any other manager in the division

Well, apart from our (and Swansea's) well documented disadvantage in the loan market.

Not to wade into another Brexit debate, because I'd honestly rather shit in my hands and clap, but I wonder if Che Nunelly was one of the players who didn't have enough points? Was seemingly marked as a done deal by most of the Twitter accounts that were on the ball with other signings.

[Rjk]

Well, apart from our (and Swansea's) well documented disadvantage in the loan market.

Not to wade into another Brexit debate, because I'd honestly rather shit in my hands and clap, but I wonder if Che Nunelly was one of the players who didn't have enough points? Was seemingly marked as a done deal by most of the Twitter accounts that were on the ball with other signings.

according to a website I just looked at they reckon he'd have 17 points and that should be enough

[WJ99mobile]

Well, apart from our (and Swansea's) well documented disadvantage in the loan market.

Not to wade into another Brexit debate, because I'd honestly rather shit in my hands and clap, but I wonder if Che Nunelly was one of the players who didn't have enough points? Was seemingly marked as a done deal by most of the Twitter accounts that were on the ball with other signings.

You’d hope they’d have checked that before the deal was ‘done’

[Rjk]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/worldfo...ertadores/amp/

here's a good description of how the new points system works.
if they aren't playing for a top nation, or in a good league then you can basically forget it looking at this.

[JamesWales]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/worldfo...ertadores/amp/

here's a good description of how the new points system works.
if they aren't playing for a top nation, or in a good league then you can basically forget it looking at this.

So the best players from the best leagues can more easily come to the UK and the alternative is that clubs invest in British talent?

Sounds like an okay system to be honest.

And if it doesn't work, it can be changed.

[Rjk]

So the best players from the best leagues can more easily come to the UK and the alternative is that clubs invest in British talent?

Sounds like an okay system to be honest.

And if it doesn't work, it can be changed.

but like I said, it makes it more difficult for anyone to bridge the gap to the biggest clubs.
Wigan, Brentford, Leicester all managed to uncover gems that escaped the radars of the top clubs. that route no longer exists, and if you do create some home grown talent that can get poached by the big clubs too

[Lither_1927]

So the best players from the best leagues can more easily come to the UK and the alternative is that clubs invest in British talent?

Sounds like an okay system to be honest.

And if it doesn't work, it can be changed.

Stop talking sense, Brexit is to blame for everything.