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any in the south stand.

and? fuck them

Cool, if we are 10 - 0 up there will be a lot of empty seats.

Why didn't they just vote for the better motion? Why did they storm out instead of voting for the motion that asks for an immediate ceasefire, recognises Palestine and calls for a halt on the Rafah offensive? Because they called the debate to try and trap Labour and it went wrong.

??? There's loads of evidence, there was enough evidence that it convinced the government to change the law to allow rail seats. You are a troll.

Opposition day debates are non binding so all they are normally good for is getting to say "The government are bastards look what they don't support". The SNP gets something like 3 opposition days and that's 2 they have used to try and trap labour.

Something that effects the people of Scotland? Instead they keep using up their very few opposition days to try and trap Labour on the middle east.

Swansea? Always been shit in my opinion.

The very fact they use one of the few opposition day debates they get to choose itself was trying to set a trap for Labour. If you can't see that then I would suggest that you are the one with "one eyed closed".

Edwards? We haven't got a chance skippy

It's nothing personal regarding Maidstone but I just hope they are back sat on their coaches by 70 minutes.

yes - the concourse runs all the way along the east north and west stands

Yes the home fans will be using the same concourse as the away fans, there are roller shutters they can use to split that concourse in 2

if we brought that much pyro to a game the SAG wouldn't let city fans within 3 miles of the ground for about the next 3 years

You still get a seat though

You can just submit a whole new entry

The whole using your 3 days for a non binding vote on the actions of a foreign government is a trap. The SNP fucked around and got found out. Fuck them

Yes but the South Stand isn't an option you can pick. It's just the Corner, East Stand and North Stand that are options.

Odd? If the SNP hadn't tabled their motion as a trap for Labour then they wouldn't be having a paddy and would be proceeding with the vote instead of waling out of parliament. it's an odd take to think that the SNP didn't call this vote to "trap" Labour so they could use in the upcoming election

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-68360589 Almost like the Met is full of wrong uns