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Yep. You can have total responsibility of a completely helpless small human but putting an X in a box? Nah, mate. You don't know enough of life yet for that.

It's up to them to make their own mind up. These days I reckon most would vote something like Green or Lib Dem and so not affect the difference much between the two main parties. I just think saying "16 year olds shouldn't be given the vote" purely due to age isn't a strong argument when...

But surely if Britain is SO good the benefits of living here overall would outweigh a bit of sun? Fact it doesn't I think says a lot about how great we truly are. You don't move out of the perfect house, nice garden in a great neighbourhood with perfect neighbours, spot-on local amenities, bins...

Why? Plenty of adults that haven't got a clue politically so why should they get to vote? Lots of people that have never experienced much of life outside their own little bubble, be that due to wealth or poverty, if they're in the arts, sciences, business. What gives them the right to have a say...

Why do so many Brits fuck off to Spain, France and Italy if it's so good here?

HMS Viagra and HMS Cialis

Oh, the EU have fucked up big time in the vaccines. But to talk about arguing while their population suffers and dies? Check the figures. How short is your memory? Remember when we had prior warning from places like Italy about this and Johnson chose to ignore it (couldn't even be bothered to...

Well if there's someone who's going to be into every type of Bunga Bunga it's Johnson.

Probably start claiming it's ageism soon.

Possibly, but I'm sure that action was within company law under compulsory acquisition. I think they used the argument that without them they wouldn't take over the club, it would've gone under and the shares become worthless anyway. Don't know if other clubs have undergone the same experience...

Well, we do have another one that's quite memorable ;)

But who represents them on the board? How do you know that representative won't just be swayed into agreeing with the 'owner'? Would we be happy with a member of the trust on the board representing us?

Looks like he just didn't have the genes for it.

Always thought he was a bit of a self-satisfied prick. Remember once when he let a ball go out of play and then tripped himself up going to collect it. Turned round and tried to start a fight with the nearest opposition player and telling the ref to send him off. :LOL:

and he wishes he was a 'baller.

or the Coventry BS Arena

Yes and no. It's affiliated to the Co-Operative party.

I heard he was injured so maybe he's just been given the all clear on the injury?

Largely agree. He's largely a defensive minded manager (albeit a very good one) and at that level the more attacking/proactive managers will get he better of him more often than not. I think his biggest problem is his ego now. Can't see himself as anything other than brilliant and any failures...

Could have a share issue. But the rules state that anyone currently with shares be given the option to buy shares in the issue first to maintain their overall shareholding, so they'd have to be got around and that's not going to end up in the courts for years is it!