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the truth is....... we need to practice our penalty taking.

1, i'd like to see our money better spent. the nhs is a good example. the solution is to not throw more money at it, it's to stop wasting money in the way it is now. it seems to me that as soon as suppliers know things are for the nhs the price goes up. this needs sorting. 2, i think it's absurd...

i'd like to think we would have got something out of today if we'd played the man city that turned up. but we'll never know. fair play to united, though. they played well today. the bastards.

no, the rich have had it too good as well. something else i blame labour for, tbh. they abandoned the working man in at both ends of the scale. they obviously thought they had the working man in their pocket, so went after the non-workers vote, and too many of the middle class. all at our...

agreed, i probably do have a rare take on things. not sure i fit in with anything on offer at the moment. will definitely be voting for the least worse, i just need to work out what that is at present. not sure the current labour party are that centralist, really. far too many corbynites still...

policies that encouraged working, rather than the excessive levels of benefits they seem to like. there's a place for benefits, of course, but they shouldn't be a career choice.

i don't judge starmer on his beginnings. i judge labour on how they have abandoned the working man. it started with blair. he'll have to tell us what he stands for now. not pie in the sky "fix the nhs", "tackle crime", bs headlines. a bit of detail please, starmer. and don't forget the people...

i want man city to win. with all of their financial shenanigans everything they do has a shadow over it anyway. so they may as well add this to their stash of ill gotten gains. just another title that will have an asterisk next to it.

...and then an even longer 5 years.

the last stag weekend i went on was all planned out like that. we didn't do any of the stuff that had been booked. we were in brighton, the sun was shining, the beer was cold...

we've been watching that. highlight was when labour said the working man would be paying for breakfasts for millionaires' kids. do they not know how wrong that is. WTF?!!!

haven't seen last nights yet, but ep1 and 2 of this series were great.

so? he doesn't sound like a champion of the working man to me. like i've already said, i'm a labour voter. but i haven't abandoned them, they've abandoned me!

starmer wouldn't recognise the working class if it was stood in front of him.

has starmer said that? i haven't heard a single policy from the guy yet. lots of general statements, but shit all by way of anything actually tangible.

if it's over a weekend just make sure you get drunk, and stay drunk. it's only becomes a problem when you stop drinking.

some good points, but however we got here, here we are. no idea what labour do without the option of borrowing. go after the working man?? i'm not a tory, btw. quite the opposite. i'm a disillusioned labour voter, who fell out of love with them when they abandoned the working man 20 years ago.

it's looking likely that labour will win the election. (although, i still think a hung parliament is possible.) labour would usually inherit low taxes and low debt, usually achieved by a period of low public spending. this time that won't be the case. covid has definitely driven up borrowing...

it looks like these guys are playing soggy biscuit...

bet we sell more this year.