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Defensively we did well last year so don't need too much there. Going forward surely Amoo is better than Hannant, Cullen better than Miller, and Bennett better than Danny Elliot. And David Worrall wasn't used for half the season and he was like a new signing when he returned to the team.

No. Majority of leave voters were Southern middle class conservatives. Percentages are different to numbers of voters.

http://www.dannydorling.org/?p=7253

https://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&client=ms-android-samsung&source=android-browser&q=breaking+ppint+poster#imgrc=_WD4ov80bQaW8M:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/news/uk/715616/Brexit-EU-referendum-European-Union-middle-class-working-north-south-Dorling-BBC-Newsnight/amp More people voted Leave in Hampshire (despite it having a lower electorate) than the combined voters of all of: Bolsover, Doncaster, Hull, Chesterfield, Salford, Stoke-on-Trent and Sunderland combined.

Var is a good idea IF implemented well on clear and obvious decisions.

Brexit was a predominantly Tory middle class Southern vote, so you'd expect Labour to be on the remain side of things. But their position is only starting to become clear after 3 years, it may be too late.

There will also be labour supporters who don't think it's enough.

A problem with immagration? Even though they were Syrian refugees who had no legal right to enter the UK therefore nothing to do with the Brexit debate. The picture was very familiar to that used by 1930s Nazi propaganda. They used people of colour who had no right to enter the UK, and so nothing to do with the immigration argument.

The poster was stimulating racial hate by using Syrian people who had no legal right to enter the UK and were nothing to do with Brexit, to scare people about immigration.

The UK is not part of the EU's common asylum policy which means none of those refugees on the poster had any right to come to the UK under EU law.

Did any of the refugees on the poster have any right to come to the UK under EU law?

The breaking point poster was racist.

With the current squad Brown Gibbons, Smith, Kennedy, Crookes Joyce, Conlon, Oyeleke Worral, Cullen, Amoo

https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/economics-and-finance/jumping-from-league-one-to-league-three-wto-insiders-scathing-assessments-of-a-wto-brexit Interesting article about a 'WTO brexit'