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  • Hove Ranger
    Silver Seat
    • Aug 2011
    • 4441

    #136
    Originally posted by dogsrrs
    We're lead to believe the bookie's are on the ball yet I haven't met anybody who admits to wanting to stay in so I have to ask do the bookie's only take note of the voters with a vested interest in staying in and ignore Joe Bloggs the punter off the streets
    The question is how many of who you've met will actually vote? Most people have an opinion but in reality the majority dont bother turning up to vote. I'm sure the bookies know what they are doing otherwise everyone would be backing out as the value is ridiculous

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    • dogsrrs
      Gold Seat
      • Mar 2013
      • 6671

      #137
      Originally posted by Hove Ranger
      The question is how many of who you've met will actually vote? Most people have an opinion but in reality the majority dont bother turning up to vote. I'm sure the bookies know what they are doing otherwise everyone would be backing out as the value is ridiculous
      Well the people I speak to are very adamant that they are going to vote !

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      • The Legendary No. 10
        Apprentice
        • Aug 2013
        • 95

        #138
        Out!
        For anyone still undecided then this is an eyeopener on how the EU actually works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTMxfAkxfQ0
        Last edited by The Legendary No. 10; 19-05-2016, 03:50 PM.

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        • Ramsey is god

          #139
          Originally posted by dogsrrs
          We're lead to believe the bookie's are on the ball yet I haven't met anybody who admits to wanting to stay in so I have to ask do the bookie's only take note of the voters with a vested interest in staying in and ignore Joe Bloggs the punter off the streets
          no idea how they get their odds on this, but seems to be the same odds across all the bookies.

          Do agree though that the majority of people i have talked to about this are voting out.

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          • bakes8
            Silver Seat
            • Jan 2014
            • 4561

            #140
            Hopefully the bookies and polls are miles wrong like thankfully they were in the last General Election.

            It's never going to be 60/40 in favour of in. Will be very close, and like I've said previously if Merkel/Cameron think it's in the balance they will come up with some magic concessions to turn the floating voter the week before the polls open.

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            • wortonranger
              Bronze Seat
              • Aug 2009
              • 904

              #141
              I am very much IN, through a combination of long term understanding of the subject ( geography A level teaching), belief that conspiracy theories and the utter drivel being served up by Brexit is tosh, the type of person who is leading the out campaign ( noxious, nasty and self seeking. Why on Earth does Gove support the R's, the most repugnant man I have ever encountered, save for Farage oh another Brexiters. I could go on and on..... However
              Getting back to the point.
              The reason why so many say they are for Brexit is that it is the easy, populist answer for a typical bloke in the pub type chat, because it LOOKS like the right thing to do. You know, bash the pompous big businessmen and bankers, bash the prime minister, let's show those pesky foreigners a bit of British pluck, long live Dads Army etc.. If you dare to express a trust in the vast ranks of learned bigwigs who say out is a disaster ( and they are almost certainly right by the way ) then you risk being ostracised and dare I say bullied in certain friendship groups. Watch this space and see if I'm not right.
              Proud to be an R and a Europhile !!!!!

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              • bakes8
                Silver Seat
                • Jan 2014
                • 4561

                #142
                Originally posted by wortonranger
                I am very much IN, through a combination of long term understanding of the subject ( geography A level teaching), belief that conspiracy theories and the utter drivel being served up by Brexit is tosh, the type of person who is leading the out campaign ( noxious, nasty and self seeking. Why on Earth does Gove support the R's, the most repugnant man I have ever encountered, save for Farage oh another Brexiters. I could go on and on..... However
                Getting back to the point.
                The reason why so many say they are for Brexit is that it is the easy, populist answer for a typical bloke in the pub type chat, because it LOOKS like the right thing to do. You know, bash the pompous big businessmen and bankers, bash the prime minister, let's show those pesky foreigners a bit of British pluck, long live Dads Army etc.. If you dare to express a trust in the vast ranks of learned bigwigs who say out is a disaster ( and they are almost certainly right by the way ) then you risk being ostracised and dare I say bullied in certain friendship groups. Watch this space and see if I'm not right.
                Proud to be an R and a Europhile !!!!!
                What an utter pile of poo.

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                • dogsrrs
                  Gold Seat
                  • Mar 2013
                  • 6671

                  #143
                  Originally posted by wortonranger
                  I am very much IN, through a combination of long term understanding of the subject ( geography A level teaching), belief that conspiracy theories and the utter drivel being served up by Brexit is tosh, the type of person who is leading the out campaign ( noxious, nasty and self seeking. Why on Earth does Gove support the R's, the most repugnant man I have ever encountered, save for Farage oh another Brexiters. I could go on and on..... However
                  Getting back to the point.
                  The reason why so many say they are for Brexit is that it is the easy, populist answer for a typical bloke in the pub type chat, because it LOOKS like the right thing to do. You know, bash the pompous big businessmen and bankers, bash the prime minister, let's show those pesky foreigners a bit of British pluck, long live Dads Army etc.. If you dare to express a trust in the vast ranks of learned bigwigs who say out is a disaster ( and they are almost certainly right by the way ) then you risk being ostracised and dare I say bullied in certain friendship groups. Watch this space and see if I'm not right.
                  Proud to be an R and a Europhile !!!!!
                  The most REPUGNANT person I have read on this matter is you and repugnantly arrogant view of the British voter

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                  • bakes8
                    Silver Seat
                    • Jan 2014
                    • 4561

                    #144
                    Originally posted by dogsrrs
                    The most REPUGNANT person I have read on this matter is you and repugnantly arrogant view of the British voter
                    Leave him to suck on his wet lettuce and look down upon the great unwashed from his lofty position as a Geography teacher

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                    • Hove Ranger
                      Silver Seat
                      • Aug 2011
                      • 4441

                      #145
                      Originally posted by dogsrrs
                      The most REPUGNANT person I have read on this matter is you and repugnantly arrogant view of the British voter
                      Tbf Gove is a ****** (insert expletive)

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                      • maidstone_hoop
                        Gold Seat
                        • May 2009
                        • 6718

                        #146
                        Originally posted by bakes8
                        What an utter pile of poo.

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                        • dogsrrs
                          Gold Seat
                          • Mar 2013
                          • 6671

                          #147
                          Originally posted by Hove Ranger
                          Tbf Gove is a ****** (insert expletive)
                          Have you met him Hove ? or are you in the teaching profession ? I spoke to him in the loft to congratulate him on having the balls to take on the teachers and I found him very amicable nd approachable

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                          • WeAreQPR12
                            C Club
                            • Mar 2009
                            • 23552

                            #148
                            I thought hove was a student?
                            I played sunday league football today.

                            Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.

                            I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.

                            We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!

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                            • cross it Dave
                              Silver Seat
                              • Sep 2009
                              • 3805

                              #149
                              Originally posted by wortonranger
                              I am very much IN, through a combination of long term understanding of the subject ( geography A level teaching), belief that conspiracy theories and the utter drivel being served up by Brexit is tosh, the type of person who is leading the out campaign ( noxious, nasty and self seeking. Why on Earth does Gove support the R's, the most repugnant man I have ever encountered, save for Farage oh another Brexiters. I could go on and on..... However
                              Getting back to the point.
                              The reason why so many say they are for Brexit is that it is the easy, populist answer for a typical bloke in the pub type chat, because it LOOKS like the right thing to do. You know, bash the pompous big businessmen and bankers, bash the prime minister, let's show those pesky foreigners a bit of British pluck, long live Dads Army etc.. If you dare to express a trust in the vast ranks of learned bigwigs who say out is a disaster ( and they are almost certainly right by the way ) then you risk being ostracised and dare I say bullied in certain friendship groups. Watch this space and see if I'm not right.
                              Proud to be an R and a Europhile !!!!!
                              I read some rubbish on here, but this is nasty and wrong

                              Vote out
                              I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.

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                              • lymehoop
                                Gold Seat
                                • Mar 2009
                                • 7380

                                #150
                                Originally posted by wortonranger
                                I am very much IN, through a combination of long term understanding of the subject ( geography A level teaching), belief that conspiracy theories and the utter drivel being served up by Brexit is tosh, the type of person who is leading the out campaign ( noxious, nasty and self seeking. Why on Earth does Gove support the R's, the most repugnant man I have ever encountered, save for Farage oh another Brexiters. I could go on and on..... However
                                Getting back to the point.
                                The reason why so many say they are for Brexit is that it is the easy, populist answer for a typical bloke in the pub type chat, because it LOOKS like the right thing to do. You know, bash the pompous big businessmen and bankers, bash the prime minister, let's show those pesky foreigners a bit of British pluck, long live Dads Army etc.. If you dare to express a trust in the vast ranks of learned bigwigs who say out is a disaster ( and they are almost certainly right by the way ) then you risk being ostracised and dare I say bullied in certain friendship groups. Watch this space and see if I'm not right.
                                Proud to be an R and a Europhile !!!!!
                                v. Blair, Mandelson, Kinnock, Hesseltine, the Bankers . . .
                                I must away now, I can no longer tarry
                                This morning's tempest I have to cross
                                I must be guided without a stumble
                                Into the arms I love the most

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