CB Fry

Open wide. Yum yum yum yum yum.

https://amp.ft.com/content/b7336670-4711-11e9-b83b-0c525dad548f?__twitter_impression=true Graham Brady urging his colleagues to vote for the deal on Tuesday. Gobble gobble yum yum yum yum yum.

Scrapping the league cup means fewer games. I accept your apology. It didn't feel pointless when Gabbiadini equalised at Wembley but that was in February so still winter time so presumably you refused to watch it out of principle. Anyway as previously discussed hope you are having an absolute blast over the next few weeks with no horrible Saints matches to get in the way of things.

They're breathing down our necks they're breathing down our necks they're breathing down our necks they are they are they are

Huddersfield will still need at least 18 points in seven fu cking games. Like your Lemina paranoid breakdown in the summer, it's not happening sweetheart.

What is the relevance of the West Ham match on our season?

Great signing Puel.

Less fixture congestion and more rest and getting rid of the league cup. No idea where I could have possibly "invented the notion" that you want fewer matches.

Er, you've scrapped the League Cup and reengineered the FA Cup so we could be knocked out in October or November - fingers crossed!!!!! so we can get shot of those fiddly football matches clogging up the diary.

We've got at least two matches in May - do you want to scrap them too? And tournaments happen in June but let's scrap them too so no one gets tired.

Jesus effing wept. You must be overjoyed this weekend- Saints aren't playing YEESSSSSS And next week YEEEESSSSSS Saints aren't playing again. YES YES YES

You're the one ranting and raving about "the worst deal in history" sunshine. Anyway, I'll stick with my prediction. The deal will go through and you will celebrate celebrate celebrate.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47584616 Gobble, gobble, gobble.

Just like when I accurately predicted that West Ham United would obviously not be relegated all those years ago, the community of non-partisan Economic experts have been bang on the money too. https://amp.ft.com/content/534e108a-4651-11e9-b168-96a37d002cd3?__twitter_impression=true I (didn't) like this paragraph ... We need to think clearly about the nature of the pain. Rather than making us poorer than in the past, Brexit is a deliberate decision to miss out on economic progress. It is not empty shelves and huge job losses, but a slow drip of lost opportunities, activity moved elsewhere and income disappointments. The correct analogy is Britain’s slow, 30-year, relative decline from victor in the second world war to the sick man of Europe, not the immediate pain of a recession or a financial crisis. .....

No.

We'll see. The fact that you continually bring up something I posted five-six years ago (and remember it the wrong way round every time, so it doesn't even reflect what I said anyway) is awfully sweet. You'll be celebrating it. Just wait.

I'll repeat my prediction. May's deal - with maybe some bullsh it semi-colon changed here or there - will go through. Probably next week. The DUP and enough of the ERG are looking for a ladder to climb down. Davis has already gone. Meathead Arlene is positioning for it. And you, Wes Tender, will greet this a victory. And on Independence Day you will revel in posting sh ite about cracking open the champagne, feeling like a free man and other such smug, celebratory garbage. So seriously get ready to pivot. Because when this "worst deal in history" is served up you will be sucking it up and swallowing it whole. Gobble gobble.

Significant improvement from West Brom now they've made the decision to get rid of the out of his depth glorified caretaker they were stuttering under. I'm sure you agree.

Put it on the list next to ending the Troubles in Northern Ireland and freeing Nelson Mandela.

May's proposal is 1. vote for my deal by this time next week, or we have to participate in the European elections because we'll be in for the long haul. 2. the punishment for not approving my deal yesterday is we have to stay until June to get the legislation through. Serves you lot right. So she wants to bring her deal back, again, with the added bonus of sh itting up the ERG enough that they vote for it. And a Brexiteer on TV right now saying he has no choice to choose between May's deal or no Brexit and he will pick May's deal. And references David Davis from yesterday who said to him that he saw it coming which is why he voted for the deal yesterday. Well, who could have possibly predicted that.

Delighted to be wrong.

Suspicious that the main motion might actually fail now. Which would be Brexit in a nutshell.

Well, that's nice. MPs support the concept of no No-Deal, ever.

Today is the the day the government outline what no deal actually means. The ERG will soon learn it will not be all their dreams come true because the border will still have to be respected. They have all rejected the horrible old backstop so that means they will have to accept one of the alternatives like a border down the Irish sea instead. No deal doesn't make the problem go away. Which is kind of why David Davis sucked up the May deal yesterday. He can see what's coming, and he's thick as s hit.

I didn't say it took courage to vote. I said you were gutless.