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That's because the hard reality is that the Tories core vote are the biggest recipients of welfare spending

I would love Pulis to go back and them to get relegated anyway

And even so its not as if the average billionaire has their money sat in a standard current account or post office. They already keep their money offshore

It isn't relevant mate. If it was found that they hadn't applied their policy in the case of the other two it doesn't mean they shouldn't have for Keogh. We don't know what it says in Keogh's contract either.

What would your methodology be?

No they won't. They will look at whether or not Derby followed their own policies correctly in this case.

Revealed: IRA has a seat in Parliament

It's already factored in as real wage growth accounts for inflation

So far, they were going to turf out the CCFC Academy from the Higgs, they turfed CCFC out from the Ricoh. They turfed out an archery club at Old Leamingtonians and now this. Vile club, their approach to PR is as bad as SISU's.

Yep, it's actually further entrenching European competition being about the Champions League. UEFA's 'commercial partners' are not interested in teams that don't have the pull of Barcelona / Liverpool / Juventus etc. European football reflects what's happened domestically, we had 3 domestic...

Moussa's post CCFC career is even worse than Bigi's. He's now without a club having played 25 games in 4 years. His spell at Cov was the pinnacle of his career.

Zzzzzzzz

What's your point Steve? £40bn drop in tax receipts and you blame Labour for profligacy

Why aren't we doing it then? You're agreeing that its pure ideology

Despite their being "no money left" which was a flippant comment that's been used by the Tories as some sort of hard evidence, when Labour left office Britain could borrow at record low rates and had its treble A rating. What happened to it? There were numerous attempts to control public...

They can sack Keogh for the simple reason that he's unable to fulfil his contract due to this own recklessness whereas the other two can.

Anyway it'll be interesting if he appeals / it goes to tribunal as it'll probably disclose a bit about what's in players contracts.

It isn't a disgrace in itself as he deserves it. The other two should have been sacked as well though

Why does everybody's memories of the 70s follow the same tired lines trotted out by the right wing media? Weird isn't it

The crime she is alleged to have committed is technically and likely to have been in this country in any case. It isn't illegal to go to Syria. Her alleged crime is more to do with the Preparation of Terrorism rather than it in itself. Hence she should be tried here. There is also genuine...