Does brexit affect football in this country

But it represents a far wider issue in Italian football and culture. And it doesn’t stop footballers making career decisions.

Brexit does not represent the views of the whole country. Especially in regard to foreigners.

If you think that footballers are going to turn down millions of quid because Brexit voters didn’t want poor foreigners coming into the country then it’s you that is deluded.

comment by peks..#free el chapo (U6618)
posted 13 hours, 42 minutes ago
many anglo brits seem to have this notion that anywhere south of france and east of germany is the 3rd world
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There's some truth in this. Even most of the third world isn't anywhere near as bad as made out.

comment by Mason The King Greenwood (U10026)
posted 11 hours, 54 minutes ago
But it represents a far wider issue in Italian football and culture. And it doesn’t stop footballers making career decisions.

Brexit does not represent the views of the whole country. Especially in regard to foreigners.

If you think that footballers are going to turn down millions of quid because Brexit voters didn’t want poor foreigners coming into the country then it’s you that is deluded.
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So rich foreigners is OK?

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For many, if they play for their football team then yes, Mamba. Do you think the daft Brexiters that think foreigners have stolen their jobs care if Salah, Pogba, Aguero, Hazard, Auba or Eriksen bangs in the winner against their biggest rivals? Football fans aren’t consistent in their bigotry.

The only sensible remark in this whole post was the one about English lads getting a better chance to play.

Go down the leagues and see how many EU nationals play for those clubs, they are not any better than the English lads they keep out of the team.

We have players here from the RETW and there are work permit regulations that exist. These will just be applied to EU citizens in the same way.

Have you been listening to the Govs policies for future immigration. There will be points awarded similar to Australia. This allows us to pinpoint sectors were we need more workers and will allow us to meet the needs of specific industries, not the turn up and get benefits, dip bins and beg on the high street.

comment by GunaDave (U7710)
posted 1 day, 19 hours ago
The only sensible remark in this whole post was the one about English lads getting a better chance to play.

Go down the leagues and see how many EU nationals play for those clubs, they are not any better than the English lads they keep out of the team.

We have players here from the RETW and there are work permit regulations that exist. These will just be applied to EU citizens in the same way.

Have you been listening to the Govs policies for future immigration. There will be points awarded similar to Australia. This allows us to pinpoint sectors were we need more workers and will allow us to meet the needs of specific industries, not the turn up and get benefits, dip bins and beg on the high street.


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Pretty much every single migration assessment (including the government's own year long MAC report) concluded that an Australian point’s based system) would be completely unsuitable for the UK labour market.

Furthermore EU nationals are more likely to be higher skilled than UK counterparts, and there is no evidence whatsoever which supports the view that EU nationals restrict opportunities for UK nationals.

comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Better than Gozer the Gozerian (U3126)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by GunaDave (U7710)
posted 1 day, 19 hours ago
The only sensible remark in this whole post was the one about English lads getting a better chance to play.

Go down the leagues and see how many EU nationals play for those clubs, they are not any better than the English lads they keep out of the team.

We have players here from the RETW and there are work permit regulations that exist. These will just be applied to EU citizens in the same way.

Have you been listening to the Govs policies for future immigration. There will be points awarded similar to Australia. This allows us to pinpoint sectors were we need more workers and will allow us to meet the needs of specific industries, not the turn up and get benefits, dip bins and beg on the high street.


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Pretty much every single migration assessment (including the government's own year long MAC report) concluded that an Australian point’s based system) would be completely unsuitable for the UK labour market.

Furthermore EU nationals are more likely to be higher skilled than UK counterparts, and there is no evidence whatsoever which supports the view that EU nationals restrict opportunities for UK nationals.
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the ozzy points system is a nonsense

due to the negative birth-rate amongst native brits, to keep the british economy going and to pay for pensions, etc, they'll end up opening up immigration to all comers

i'd rather have european immigration (as is the case now) ..due to the common cultural heritage ...european immigrants intergrate into british society easily

instead what they'll do post brexit is ship in people from the old commonwealth countries ...like they did in the post war decades

who is the cause of the knife crime epidemic in britain..

the poles ? the lithuanians ?

or the descendants of afro-Caribbeans ?

More people are stabbed by a white person than by a black, in the UK. Knife crime is primarily a youth poverty issue, NOT a skin colour issue. Kids are getting stabbed all over the country. Plenty of them in places where's there's hardly any if any black people. Don't think that stabbings are a "Black thing" just because skewed media reporting only tells you about the stabbings linked to black youngsters. White ones are killing and maming a plenty too. It's just not on your TV and Timelines as much.

who is the cause of the knife crime epidemic in britain..

the poles ? the lithuanians ?

or the descendants of afro-Caribbeans ?
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Neither?