As the UK edges closer and closer to the date designated for their withdrawal from the European Union, the odds are getting shorter that Theresa May’s government will fail to agree any kind of severance deal with their European counterparts. David Davis resigned as Brexit Secretary in protest at the Prime Minister’s lack of direction and his successor, Dominic Raab, seems even less effective when it comes to dealing with EU negotiator Michel Barnier.
Boylesports are no only offering 4/6 for No Brexit Deal To Be Agreed Before April 1 2019.
Though no major party has yet to back the call for a People’s Vote on a final decision to leave the EU, senior politicians on both sides of the House Of Commons are becoming increasingly concerned at the level of support for a second Referendum (now only 2/1 with Boylesports). There is even a chance that a motion will be put forward at the upcoming Labour Party Conference for the Labour leadership to publicly endorse calls for a final vote before the UK officially distances itself from Europe. There is a strong possibility that a second Referendum would reverse the decision of the first and that would put a number of right-wing politicians on the wrong side of public opinion.
Prime Minister May is steadfast that the decision is made and her government now have to get the best deal it can for the UK. But it’s well known and on record that she was firmly in favour of staying in the EU before the Referendum. Her own party remains totally divided on the issue and the country is getting tired of an apparent lack of progress. European leaders, for their part, can sit back and allow the Brits to mess everything up. The initial shock of Britain’s imminent departure has worn off with the EU still largely intact.
Boylesports make Theresa May 8/15 to still be British PM on the day the country officially leaves the EU but to do that without any kind of deal in place with the rest of Europe would be a potential nightmare scenario and it’s unlikely she would survive much longer in Downing Street. She is odds-on to make her exit in 2019 with some firms, though 7/4 with Unibet who make the Prime Minister Evens to depart this year.
