Britons have voted to leave the European Union After 4 decade of membership at the Brussels based European Governing Body.

A BBC report indicate that Britain was largely devided as 52% voted to leave the Union while 42% voted to remain.

Correspondents at the Brussels organization report it could take up to two years to finalize the exit of one its members which is the first time in the life of the Union.

It is yet unknown what will become of the Prime Minister David Cameron as anxiety grows around Downing Street.

Details later

Source: BBC


http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-36615028






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Them don tire to collect refugees/foreigners ba?

Where will they belong?

... Then what?

They are afraid of German dominance.

Not a wise decision in my opinion

don't give a f**k about Britain.they are the reason we are were we are today.nothing about them interest me.if they are out of EU they should take a bold step by amalgamating them self's with northern Nigeria naaa...

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ever811:
don't give a f**k about Britain.they are the reason we are were we are today.nothing about them interest me.if they are out of EU they should take a bold step by amalgamating them self's with northern Nigeria naaa...

From a 'Sporting' point of view, this is good news for English Players and not so bad for the Super English Clubs.

Talking About Sport, How Will This Exit Affect EPL's Participation In The UCL?

DesChyko:
From a 'Sporting' point of view, this is good news for English Players and not so bad for the Super English Clubs.

castrokins:
Talking About Sport, How Will This Exit Affect EPL's Participation In The UCL?

It won't. Not all clubs have their countries in the EU. Shaktar Donetsk, Galatasaray, Monaco, CSKA Moscow, Basel, etc are in countries that are non members. But the currency difference will force them to develop their own players more as they will now pay much higher than other European clubs for players outside UK

Thanks For That Insight.

DesChyko:


It won't. Not all clubs have their countries in the EU. Shaktar Donetsk, Galatasaray, Monaco, CSKA Moscow, Basel, etc are in countries that are non members. But the currency difference will force them to develop their own players more as they will now pay much higher than other European clubs for players outside UK