CB Fry

Nah, when the history of Brexit is written it will become abundantly clear that it was all the fault of Amber Rudd and David Gauke. I mean. It's, like, obvious they done all the stuff and that.

I am going - I am expecting to be part of a protest if Hughes still there. Hopefully Obifemi gets a start and gives us some hope.

This will be fascinating if it happens. A Remainer pretending to be a Leaver versus a Leaver pretending to be a Remainer. Kind of. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2018/11/25/theresa-may-demands-brexit-tv-debate-jeremy-corbyn-campaign/amp/?WT.mc_id=tmgliveapp_iosshare_Arn4qDv3CtNs&__twitter_impression=true

Pretty dopey, after two and a half years of this sh it, that you're still labouring under the belief that we ever had any credible walk-away position as if our relationship with the European Union was like a relationship between a leisure centre and their sanitary towel supplier..."well I'll just have to take my business elsewhere. Good day. I said good day, sir". We were never going to walk away. They knew it. We knew it. David Davis and Steve Baker knew it which is why they bottled it out of DEXEU before it got pinned on them. Ditto Raab. All of them sh it a brick like Aintforever stood outside a polling station. May hasn't got much right, not least ending up with this sh it deal because she hemmed herself in with Brexiteers rabid red lines (activate A50 NOW, no CU, no SM etc etc). But she has tried to stick it out, unlike all the Brexiteers that has run for the effing hills when the dread details of actually doing things caught up with them. I still think it will go through because the Brexiteers will convince themselves they can change it later (Gove is leading this charge) and any kind of out will do, just to shut up Clegg and Blair and Johnny Foreigner. And let's be honest, it's the best type of out for them. We're out but we can still blame the EU for everything bad that ever happens anyway. Win fu cking win.

Bottling out of it before they recruit a direct of football. Pathetic: we need to use the two games against Spurs and United for the new guy to prep for the "winnable" matches.

You have read my post saying I don't think he'll leave Celtic before the summer, haven't you? Good luck next transfer window x

That's what people said before Lemina definitely left us in the last transfer window.

Brendan Rodgers would be a perfect appointment I think. But I think he will stay at Celtic until the summer and leave as a hero, safe in the knowledge he will get a decent mid-table Prem job, from Leicester to Newcastle to Palace or us if we stay up. He doesn't need the grief of walking into a sh itstorm at any club, including ours. Any other appointment is risky. I'd prefer we steer well clear of flavour of the month flash in the pan managers on the back of five minutes work in the Championship. But, hey, forum dinlows can cream their pants over them but not really what we need.

Why would Claudio Ranieri just sit around and wait for Mark Hughes to be sacked? Fulham more "appealing" because they offered him a job and we didn't have a vacancy. And currently we still don't.

If that's not a case for immediate dismissal I don't know what is. Yes, there are issues with the players as well, and I think there is an inevitable feeling about our impending relegation but let's do something this side of Christmas.

Kelvin in the chair for the Leicester match, then replacement in by Thursday please.

Absolute Mess Tender.

First, he would never have been that equivocal during the referendum campaign. Second, it won't take Jacob fifty years to personally benefit. That's the point.

@SouthamptonFC’s Tweet: It's nice to have a topic we can all agree on.

We still need the return of Dodd Williams Fonte plus Dave Watson sacked for the full Nordic climax. #prayforNordic

It may not be fashionable around here, but I'd like to come down on the side of Sally Nugent.

You don't get to be "we" when you bottled out of voting the first time around.

It would, however, be boom time for the piano wire industry.

Most of the "sticky fingers in the pie" (ie big business) will ensure that the one thing that will definitely not happen is no deal.

They've signed plenty of expensive duds like Musa, Slimani, Mendy, Silva. The kind of spending that if it was a different Sporting Director in charge of them, Glasgow would be jolly upset and listing them out over and over again.

Yes, although today was better than I was expecting. It will get voted down first time round. Bit of drama. So we go back to Brussels, miniscule changes/tweaks but by this point it's January and the stock market/business is in total meltdown/panic about no deal. Brexiteers now sh it scared of no Brexit. Moderates now sh it scared of no deal. So that focuses minds. This piece of sh it deal will go through because it's what the people voted for etc etc etc.

Just like Lemina. I miss him since he was definitely sold last summer.

I still think it will go through Parliament. Moderate MPs from both sides scared of a no deal will back it. ERG headbangers are ultimately bottle-jobs whose default position is complaining and objecting rather than actually taking responsibility and making decisions that have consequences. They will be sacred of Corbyn or no Brexit. Ultimately they will take getting out in any form and then settle in for the next thirty years of blaming the EU for everything just like the previous thirty years. Win-win for Peter Bone and gang. Corbyn ultimately will get tied up by the fact that May's deal isn't that far away from what Starmer and co have been asking for. Rump Labour MPs in leave constituencies will also bottle it (despite all the evidence that it won't impact their majorities) and enough will row in behind the deal. Much as I'd like to see the government collapse for the LOLs I just can't see it happening - most Tories, when it comes to it, will not rock the boat and self-destruct plus enough Labour MPs are pathetic enough to back it, plus those like swivel eyed Hoey actually believe in it anyway. And not letting the SNP and especially the DUP wag the dog will also play a part too. Hold your noses, lads.

Pardew replaced Reed at Charlton so they never worked together, and Pardew managed Charlton in the Championship for the entirety of the following season after relegation. I don't think they had any kind of positive relationship before, during or after their time at SFC. I thought Cortese was a dynamic visionary who knew his own mind and didn't take sh it from anyone and made all the decisions his way on his terms. Maybe appointing Les Reed was entirely his own idea?

No. The one thing that the Brexiteers avoid talking about is that their Canada plus plus deal does not solve Ireland either. Ultimately the UK is still trying to have a trade-off to-and-fro "negotiation", while the EU is just working through the implications of a nation leaving a rules based union/market, with those rules fixed and unchanged. This is why they haven't "conceded" anything. Because they don't really see it as a negotiation, just the application of a process. Cross-purposes, and two years of it.