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Surely it's obviouls she's no longer n control if her new Chancellor completes undoes a mini-budget put through by the previous encumbent she picked just a couple of weeks ago. If this had happened under Labour... Also unacceptable is the pressure it has put on normal people due to the market...

Wouldn't the suspension depends on why he got sent off? If it was two yellows it'd be three wouldn't it? One for the sending off and two extra for the two previous suspensions.

It's not a 5 game suspension if he's on the bench, It's also worth reminding that we did actually win yesterday. Sheffield U are also a team very likely to use tactics that will rile Hamer and get him into trouble.

How do you know Allen and Eccles aren't tearing it up in training?

I do sort of understand,as you can show his discipline is unacceptable privately in meetings, fining him or giving him stuff to do in training that's not so nice. But I don't think anything gets that message across more than not playing in games. You drop people because they're not doing enough...

OR.... we could simplify the rule and say if you're offside when the ball's played you're offside, regardless of whether you touch the ball, an opponent touches the ball or if it hits a pigeon and deflects into your path. It's an unnecessarily convoluted rule designed to create controversy.

Would take a point. I think I'd put Hamer on the bench as a show that his discipline is not acceptable. If brought back in I'd replace Allen and get him a bit higher up the pitch, leaving Sheaf and Eccles to cover, though could also bring Palmer and go one up top.

Yeah. I'm sure a number of them drink coffee too.

That's when good Neighbours become good friends.

She truly is stupid isn't she. Chancellor is the most important appointment she can make and to sack them after a month says she's got extremely poor judgment and isn't fit to lead the country. And a lack of control of her party if the Chancellor brought this budget against her wishes. But...

Sadly I think you're right. Though knowing him he'll keep the donations for himself. Which will hopefully then put him in jail. He's America's Farage, only far more dangerous. Though to be honest it was a pleasant surprise as when I saw this thread had been bumped my instant reaction was...

Wish I'd never got involved now. It's become an albatross around my neck.

When it originated there wasn't really any distinction between them. The entire organisation was hell bent on using whatever means necessary, including terrorism and murder, to achieve their aims. The different factions started to appear after some wanted more peaceful, diplomatic solutions. But...

It's a fair way away. Make sure the spare tyre is in decent nick just in case you get a hole in one.

I also see the desire to shore up the fossil fuel industry and hamper renewables is still in full swing. Why would you cap revenues just for green energy and nuclear when at the same time using public funds to prop up the excessive profits of fossil fuel energy? If it's a policy do it across...

To be fair the plot of Tenet is far less confusing than our recent history.

I'm guessing you've carried on investigating further. Just to make sure you've been thorough, like.

But it's very different being asked on he doorstep who you'd likely vote for right now to being stood in a polling both with pencil in hand. I feel quite sure a number of those that gave their intention as Labour if actually put to a vote would vote Tory.

You should putt in your CV

It's someone with such a prominent Adam's Apple is look like a knee joint in your neck. Or more controversially it's a standard method of restraint by American police.