I have read his account (Adults in the room) and if even 10% of the behaviour of the EU negotiators is true (I have seen evidence to suggest it) then he is abso

I have read his account (Adults in the room) and if even 10% of the behaviour of the EU negotiators is true (I have seen evidence to suggest it) then he is absolutely in the right to show how unwilling they were to negotiate. If you haven’t read that, then it’s worth reading. The home grown currency was a good idea that would have reduced EU leverage. The EU presented a deal that was unsustainable to Greece but that prevented french and German banks from collapsing and refused to negotiate an inch. I know who was in the wrong in that situation, and it wasn’t him.