CB Fry

Bouillabaisse, mon amis, Bouillabaisse.

It's difficult to see Starmer winning an election from here, but he might steady the decline as the memories of that cretin continues to fade. Hopefully somewhere there is a talented, inspiring leader who could be a Labour Prime Minister in my lifetime. This Kim Leadbetter is bright, Northern, comes across well, is telegenic, has an interesting back story - is a "community organiser" like Obama was mocked for. Pie in the sky but who knows, maybe its her for five years time. I don't think its Andy Burnham particularly.

Cortese came from Italy and he fucking hates Pompey and I am pretty sure he still does.

Perraud wooah-oh Perraud wooah-oh He comes from old Toulouse He's going to help us to not lose Perraud wooah-oh Perraud wooah-oh

I am going to say that this is a promising sign that he is staying. But still easy to be cynical and think this is just for the "we did everything we could" mitigation dossier.

Get Roland Rat and Mike Morris on and jobs a good 'un.

Well, to be fair, there isn't any speculation linking Messi with us, so if we apply the MLG Keegan principle he's definitely signing for us. Fantastic work Semmens and team 👏

I imagine he's nailed on for Everton.

They've already done the Walcott announcement. https://www.southamptonfc.com/news/2021-05-18/announcement-theo-walcott-southampton-agreement-in-principle-permanent-transfer

Nuno confirmed at Tottenham as well. Sixth place very much up for grabs this season, lads.

I won't even think of buying it until I see what it looks like on Fraser.

Gee, its like being in the room with Martin Semmens and Ralph #ITK

Are you looking at my bra?

I've not been watching the whole match: why is everyone rolling around on the floor and/or limping off? It's like a Crimean War field hospital out there.

I don't believe we didn't win tournaments because we were defensive and boring. We didn't win tournaments because we are, for the most part, utter dogshit in tournaments.

Just read that all four teams from the group of death - Portugal, Hungary, France and Germany - are all out of the competition. Group of dead.

Harry Maguire got names Uefa man of the match. Very well deserved, he was great and adds a different dimension pushing forward rather than just a defender. Absolutely spot on decision from Southgate to include him in the squad. Brilliant.

It's times like this that we miss Shane Long.

Well, we're in the game now.

We are never ever ever ever never going to score.

Turning an offensivefree kick into a pass back to the keeper at a speed that would make Ralph proud.

That's the seed sown for the red card later.

"Here she goes again. This is your solution to everything isn't it, love? Always with the gas chambers. Come on Fraulein, it's not 1942 anymore. Get with it"

You'd think that ideas like that were on the flipchart when the world leaders had a "Problem - Reaction - Solution?" brainstorming session at the 2019 G7, which would have resulted in this current plan to release a virus, lockdown huge swathes of economic activity, suffer significant early deaths (of the least useful kind, why didn't it kill birth-age mothers FFS?) and then one year in start the murdering proper with the vaccine that takes yet another year to administer to everyone. With all the Brexit shit going down its difficult to imagine Theresa May being mega keen on it. She would have wanted Brexit to bed in so was probably pushing to move the global mass murder back until after wed done a trade deal with the Pacific bloc. I wonder who was pushing for that plan over much more efficient methods. Surely Justin Trudeau was stood at the whiteboard waving his marker pen around shouting "just poison the water supply for fucks sake, get on with it". Absolute scenes.

So just to be clear, the "problem- reaction- solution" was discussed at the G7 in Cornwall the other week, then? As a co-ordinated global campaign to murder people with a vaccine, it must be being co-ordinated by those world leaders, as they are the line managers of the health secretaries, chief scientists etc. So during those few days, those leaders had a discussion on the progress of this mass murder. I wonder, did they agree everything is going to plan (we're on track to murder 25% of the population) or did they agree it is not working (not enough people are keeling over). What do you think their assessment was at the G7? High fives all round, or some bollockings dished out? I am also curious when I think back to the arguments between the EU, the USA and the UK about the efficiency of the AZ Vaccine. Germany stopped giving it to under 65s because of safety concerns. So just remind me who has fucked up here? If the objective is to murder people were the Germans saying it is not potent enough? Meaning the UK have fucked up by giving a not deadly enough AZ to too many people?. To be honest, on institutionalised mass murder I'd back the Germans so its obvious to me that Boris has bungled in his campaign to kill everyone. Absolute shambles. When do you think Sajid Javid was sat down and explained to that the objective of the vaccination was actually to murder people? Its interesting to think that maybe Saturday afternoon he was sat down and told. I wonder how he slept that night. I'd love to know where the secret stops. Mark Drakeford, the Welsh First Minister must know the plan, as does Sturgeon, so that's all three major political parties all in on it. It's fascinating that no one is scoring political points on this at all, don't you think? What target was he given, do you think? It really is fascinating now you've explained it to me.