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Anyone who sympathizes with Stephen Yaxley-Lennon.

Similarly those like Farage, Fox, Banks, Davis, Rees Mogg are only acting in the interests of their rich friends, bugger the rest of us. Whether the whole economy goes tits up post-Brexit won't matter a jot to those or to politicians on whatever side of the house they sit. It will be the poor...

David Davis, Liam Fox, Pritti Patel, May, Hunt...but also McDonnell, Abbott and those hangers on like Owen Jones and Aaron Bastani. As for Corbyn, still not his greatest fan, but I wouldn't say I dislike him that much.

Yeah, Prince Phillip is another one of mine. Done bugger all his whole life and he's still hanging on getting his handouts. I am a republican though, so not surprising.

Is this a imminent signing (i.e. today) or one that could take a few days?

Yes, a quirky little band. Of their time.

Yes, famous for the call the band made trying to get through to Gerald Ford. There's a snippet of the phone call on there.

It's nice to finally have our own feeder club.

Shouldn't go back really. It was great at the time now we should move on. This is all a bit too Eric Blackish for me.

Ah, another classic example of your "whataboutery".

Nigel Farage

Wegerle?

Moldovan and Gobi Jones.

Ah yes people like Farage, Banks and the loathsome Lord Ashcroft plays us for fools. They made millions on the back of the Brexit vote. Farage was converting publicly but knew privately what the outcome would be. In the meantime the pound was on the rise....

Edit: saw Simple Minds when they were good too before the overblown stadium thing kicked in. I've always pondered on why the same band can produce I Travel or The American but also Belfast Child.

Yeah, I saw Shelley there and also at Leicester University. They used to have some good bands at Cov Uni too. Remember seeing The Big Dish (who I was well into at the time) there. Not a regret as such but I could have seen the Smiths once, but decided against it. Didn't really like them at...

Funny you mention that. I noticed that on the news yesterday. I would hate that, I have to say. Then again, I would hate to gather with loads of drunk people to watch an England match.

Thin Lizzy on the Black Rose tour with my brother. I was 14. He took he as one of his mates pulled out. They were fantastic. We were right at the front and I touched Gary Moore's foot. My claim to fame.

I went to see the Pet Shops Boys on their first ever live appearance at the NEC at the beginning of the 90's with an ex-girlfriend. Didn't want to go but thoroughly enjoyed it. There was tons going on. Ballet dancers, giant screens, acrobats, etc. They needed it though as in the middle of...

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