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Except that such parties were banned at the time. Maybe we should let those in Sniffer's Corner try the excuse that it's fine for them to snort coke in the toilets because in the past it wasn't illegal.

It serves no purpose other than removing a lying, law-breaking individual from the highest office in the land. I'd consider that to be quite a good purpose. As for wasting government time and money, we're talking about the man that bought water cannons that couldn't be used legally, spent a...

I think we have Labour's next election slogan.

I'm pretty sure people elected him on the implied expectation he would follow the rules of the country. He's broken that and so any contract is now null and void. Removing him won't bring anyone's loved one's back, but it'd stop the feckless halfwit endangering any more. If he can't be arsed to...

Yeah. He put his hand in his pocket too quickly. *I all seriousness, I hope so.

Anyone remember when the Met said these work events weren't worthy of investigation?

No way are we bringing in 14 players;)

This from the same man who was indignant that SISU' failure to invest in a football club jeopardised the livelihood of a few dozen people (which was a fair point). Meanwhile, organisation that, directly and indirectly, is the biggest employer in the country and who's decisions impact every...

I'm asking two questions 1. How many fines will he end up with? 2. Who he's going to get to pay them for him?

That's the trouble. Those that get involved tend to treat it like a game, because for them it doesn't matter. Whatever happens they'll still have a sweet life. Football is a game. Hungry fucking Hippos is a game. Politics is what decides what kind of life millions of people will have. That is...

Of course you don't. And we all know why.

It's not just that. You don't take it seriously because he so looks like someone like Rory Bremner doing a parody of an MP, which is arguably a genius move. You watch it expecting it to be full of nonsense

Three pronged attack next season of Mick Quinn, Fat Ronaldo and Akinfenwa. Basically just going to hope the ball rolls towards the opposition goal.

I see you've taken on a new job writing for the Daily Mail. As for immorality, that's hardly confined to the 'underclass'. Difference is who can afford a nice set of lawyers.

Amazing what technology can do these days! Though if you're in the car I still think a steering wheel would be better.

For this government they'd consider it a good thing. Heap pressure on NHS NHS struggles to cope and performance figures drop Government says NHS not fit for purpose and should become privatised to improve KPI's Sell it off to their rich mates Job's a good'un.

To be fair there wasn't a clamour for subs today, apart from a bit saying use them to use up injury time. It's not about using subs for the sake of it, it's about using them when we can see the game is either going away from us or we need to change something to get back into it.

Hmm. Showed every single one of Fulham's chances and missed out the 3 or 4 good ones we had.

Ideally we could get JCS too. Too many positions in the team that don't have adequate back-up. If nothing else it allows a bit of rotation so players don't get injured due to having to play so much.