CB Fry

It's sweet that he's repeated variations of this scenario I reckon about ten times on this thread already. At least the Corbynistas don't have a monopoly on boneheaded delusion.

How many times are you going to type out a variation of this wet-dream scenario on this thread. It's not going to happen, however much you will it. Even if the Tories end up with the most lily-livered watered down compromise deal with the EU it still won't result in some UKIP landslide. Firstly General elections are fought on more than one issue, secondly UKIP are a trumped up protest group with their entire reason for being achieved with no front bench or credibility as a government in waiting, , third our electoral system is against them and fourth, all four major parties will not offer a significant alternative to whatever deal is done or if they do it will be at the end you don't like (ie Lib Dem or Labour concerns around workers rights/closer ties). And lastly huge swathes of people won't be that fussed about Europe, just like every other election in British history. Oh and one more - 48% voted in anyway, so you're relying on pretty much all the 52% being as outraged as you on any deal that you don't like to sweep UKIP. You need none of that 52% thinking "yeah, not bad, let's move on". Keep wishing it but your UKIP dream it ain't ever going to happen.

Your memory is terrible. He took over from Sam Allardyce off the back of three top eight finishes in a row - I think they finished the previous season in seventh or eighth. If that's "pretty diabolical" and a situation that you don't think anybody could have "turned round" then you must think Saints are diabolical too.

Sammy Lee was appointed Bolton manager, not caretaker manager.

Not sure what "complain it wasn't an even vote" even means but I'm certainly not doing that. Accepted the result by 4am on that Friday morning and have done since. Still things to discuss. But your list proves my point - broadcast media didn't really reflect that opinion because they balanced it all 50:50. For example there was that survey of medium/large businesses leaders which was massively for remain was illustrated by broadcast media by "here's one businessman for and here's one against", ie that balance was in itself biased towards leave. Anyway, it's an arcane point about broadcast balance I don't expect anyone here to care about so that'll do me.

The failure of the BBC was to make dinlows believe independent experts expressing a view as being "wheeled out" by remain. They weren't but the BBC's drive for balance made it look like they were.

It didn't "escape my notice", it was central to the point I was making. I didn't expect you to understand it.

You have to be a total fu cking moron to believe the BBC was biased towards remain. Oh, it's Les. The BBC in its desperation for balance massively swung their reports to leave who were disproportionately served. Time and time again they'd speak to an independent analyst/expert, who by default became the remain representative then for "balance" speak to a political Leave representative for the opposing view. Equivalent remain political voices got squeezed out of these binary exchanges on the beeb day after day. This clearly wasn't balanced - balanced would have been three voices - independent expert, then a leave political voice then and a remain political voice. It's not a new phenomenon for the EU ref - they do a similar thing with homeopathy and climate change and various other topics where two sides are given "equal" billing when frankly it isn't deserved. Not all opinions are equal. Ben Goldacre writes well about this particular issue. Dins like Les can pretend Leave won despite the BBC but they won because of it. The establishment delivered for Leave.

Actually read some more of his tweets and a quite funny parody account. Like Twitter version of the John Thomson football fan on the Fast Show.

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To be honest I thought they only supported teams in all-red kits anyway.

You'll have to ask some of our forums brightest lights why it's a topic they like to return to.

Would you recommend Norwich fans stage their protest with a credit card, or is it better to hand payment over in cash in the club shop?

If I was a Norwich fan I've no doubt I would love that kit, as it represents their most successful ever period. And it's a third choice kit, for Norwich City who barely need an away kit. It's nothing more than a.n. other bit of club merch, they'll wear it hardly ever. So really don't understand what all the face-palming on here is about. Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk

Whatever happens, that won't.

The compensation would be astronomical and I can't imagine the Argie FA are that strong financially that they can out muscle Spurs. Plus he probably doesn't want that job now and can think he'll get another shot at it sometime in the next fifteen years. It only becomes funny if he say he really wants it. Fingers crossed.

Also was Bolton manager when Sam left for a short time which went terribly. Thankfully disastrous short term stints of Premier League management never get brought up by the learned members of this forum.

If you're talking about the Guardian then you really haven't got a clue. The slightest venture onto their comments section shows how the Corbynista lunatics perceive the Guardian, and in fairness they're right, there's hardly anyone on the paper supportive of him at all.

How the hell that is supposed to be patronising to us is beyond me. This chip on shoulder persecution complex makes you look far more small time that anything that journalist has written. Infamy, infamy.

Thanks Charlie. Not seen that. There have, however, been other reports about us trying for another attacker. Plus Koeman spent his first summer he didn't need any more defenders and then we signed Toby on deadline day and similarly Mane signing came out of absolutely nowhere.

Where is this fact from Charlie?

Moyes to take over and finish above Everton.

Why would any sane human being think of it that way?

Do they?

Why can't bumbling useless Les Reed ever persuade any player ever to stay ever.