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£33 is expensive but the punters are coming through so it wouldn't make that much sense to discount, the gain in extra numbers would be more than cancelled out by the loss in revenue. I think student tickets should be a lot cheaper mind.

Just another disingenuous bellend

There were, the one I'm talking about was on Gulson Rd, not the one in Keresley

Shame about Paul O'Grady, always thought he came across well. Funny bloke but also compassionate not just about dogs but people too. R.I.P.

Yeah it was a late drink place, used to be a rain cover for the local ladies of the night too

Yeah it was a late drink place, used to be a rain cover for the local ladies of the night too

Spittlemoor as well actually

Seriously grow up, you honestly believe it is all about Corbyn? Actually, explain to me based on more than just hope or conjecture why you believe Starmer will be better than the last 13 years? Please refer to the parameters set by his shadow chancellor including her incorporation of capital...

It's funny thinking back to all of the pubs around Highfield Rd (as close to walk to as say the Wheatsheaf now) that you might have drank in on match day: Sky Blue Tavern / Mercer's Old Ball Hastings Red Horse Stoke Con Club Binley Oak Brewer and Baker Freehold (when did that close?) Vauxhall...

5 games including Blackburn and Watford ideally

BBC 2023 Acceptable solidarity = Gary Lineker making something up about his feelings Unacceptable solidarity = masses of striking workers

You don't get it, it's not about Corbyn at all, it's about the politics he represents. They've been killed off for good with Corbyn used as the rationale. We're back to third way drivel and the further decline of this country.

I know he loves it but PVA's briefcase is not actually his offspring

Yes I've just said we're at cross purposes

Citation needed

To get elected he needs to get people to vote for him, and when push comes to shove how is he going to do it?

In this case they meant 'cut'

Perhaps we're at cross purposes The gig is up for Corbyn in Labour: Agreed The gig is up for Corbyn in Islington North: No

Well yes given that he's above everything else concerned with getting Labour elected (with broadly socialist policies under the leadership of Corbyn), you being a Tory, mistakenly think of Momentum with being a vehicle for Corbyn's election more than it was Labour's.

It's a bizarre move from Starmer really - the public understand well enough by now that the party under his leadership is nothing like it was under Corbyn. Aside from Starmer not being Corbyn and not being a Tory, what are the selling points of his Labour party? What are they offering? When...