What I really despise is the fact that the eu feel that they have the right to interfere in the running of each country - each countries laws should be the ONLY laws in play to run that country UNLESS there are blatant human rights violations in play, and the eu should be told to fcuk off when they stick their nose in. I also hate the fact that the eu feels that the have the right to dictate what kind of tax breaks a country is allowed to offer corporations to get them to set up in their country - Ireland is a small country that is largely dependent on "foreign" companies like dell or apple to provide big employment to our people, and the eu feels that it has the right to tell us that we cannot offer these companies any better tax breaks than they can get elsewhere cos it is against the interests of fairness
Bollox to that - I don't care if these companies are exempt from paying any tax on their profits cos they are providing employment to our citizens and we are getting taxes from all their wages, so the eu should be told to piss offI know that it isn't a factor in whether the uk leave the eu or not, but I am curious to know what if any affect their departure would have on football - will it restrict the british players moving abroad and likewise will it affect the abilities of other European players coming over to the premier league ? Will the status of players from eu countries then be the same as a player from south America ? I know that years ago the implications would have been bigger in some ways because teams were restricted in how many players they could play from outside their own country, but these days I'm not really sure - I know that each club must have a minimum number of "homegrown" players, but after that does it matter where the rest of the players are from (in other words are clubs entitled to have the rest of the squad made up from south American players for example, or would it be deemed worse that the rest of the squad made up of Spanish players) ?
