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We can have him back when we go up and Newcastle starting using the Saudi dollars to sign everyone ;)

No he didn't. Nor did I say he did. But your quote was: So you're suggesting that no-one can be a great servant if they have a contract and do what is required to fulfil it. Which all those three players you then go on to say are great servants also did. In which case no-one can be a 'great...

As much as I'd love to see us be a big team going for trophies and having top names playing for us I'd have to say no. Apart from all the glory fans that would turn up it wouldn't feel right. Under SISU for a long time the club felt like it had no soul and it would be like that but magnified...

Hutchison, Curtis and Oggy all had a contract and played through it when selected. They didn't just turn up and play for us for nothing.

Rehashing my cinema analogy it's like one person wanting to see an action movie, the other an art house film so you end up going to watch a rom-com instead. You've reached an agreement but both of you are sitting there thinking "I don't really want to watch this."

If you remove Labour and put in Tory that's exactly the same. Possibly even more so. They support whoever the leader is until the see a chance to seize power then stick the knife in. No morals, no ethics, just a desire for power. Then everyone gets behind them until they see a chance and so...

Best wishes to him and his family and hope his wife makes a speedy recovery.

I consider Lib Dem's centrists and people that vote for them could go either way. That they went into coalition with the Tories tells you they aren't left wing enough to consider themselves completely different ideologically. Doubt they'd ever do it again though, not that they're likely to get a...

Trouble with economic competence is you can't disprove that unless someone actually gives you the power to do it, and they won't give you the power because they think you're economically incompetent. Labour councils are given less support by the government and when they struggle this is viewed...

With the lack of workers to pick crops we've probably got mushy peas as well.

Thing is that the Tories are smart enough to know to rally together at elections and then fight amongst themselves when they have the power. Labour (and the left in general) fight amongst themselves before they get the power, so it's likes the two bald men fighting over a comb. One side wants...

Only time it's got anywhere was when we had the coalition, and then the majority party was campaigning strongly against and it got nowhere. PR needs to be brought in somewhere (IMO in an elected second chamber to replace the Lords)

Fair play. Best way to improve spelling is to copy the word out lots of times.

More effective opposition than Labour.

https://metro.co.uk/2021/10/06/tory-mp-asks-for-payrise-as-living-on-81k-a-year-can-be-really-grim-15371935/ In touch with the common man

He's hardly a man of the people bu to call him sleazy, untrustworthy and out of touch when the alternative is Boris really is taking the piss. As for Labour not being able to be trusted with the economy. Have they not noticed what's happening with it right now.

So what's the point of them if they're just there to validate the ref's decision. If they've seen something they should be there to tell the ref's they've got it wrong. That's helping the ref get to the right decision, not undermining them.

Same with Dowden saying get off your peletons and back to work. Basically implying everyone who has worked from home has been a lazy bastard and not done any work because they can't be trusted unless someone is watching over them. They continually insult the intelligence and work ethic of the...

Think there's the start of a chant there. Que sera, sera We love Will B, Will B He comes from Coventry Que sera, sera

But where do many of the resources such as gas come from that we burn to create the energy? We might generate the electricity here but we can't do that without the raw materials. A significant amount of those raw materials are imported so we rely on them for that. We're spending over £20bn on a...