CB Fry

He had a plan. Resign and let the leavers get on with it. Friday morning he did what I thought he would do and what I wanted him to do. Pretty laughable now to learn that when the Leave team were telling us that everything would be fine were basically implying that everything would be fine because the person we've been calling a scaremongering liar is going to sort it all out for us. We hope. Because we haven't got a clue.

Chris Kamara giving minute by minute updates from just outside the education select committee meeting.

We need a TV channel like Sky Sports News to cover stuff like politics.

He's dead and buried. The shadow cabinet he had was a rag bag of second tier MPs anyway, with most of the actual talent keeping well clear. He won't be able to form another one. If he hasn't got a PLP to lead and is incapable of forming a shadow cabinet then it doesn't matter if a million £3 dins vote for him again. Toast.

All speculation full stop.

Top 10 and a good Europa run (last 16) would be a good season.

Yes but that is the electorate not the membership of a party. The membership of the Labour party, were they in charge of everything, would not have prevented the rise of UKIP or the SNP.

Hodgson will have a cigar on the length of a snooker cue if France co ck this up.

They won't, and they won't win one. The complicating factors around currency, borders and the small matter of a huge chunk of the electorate thinking they are sick of referendums(da). Krankie bleating on about it gives Ruth Davison a golden opportunity to portray the SNP as a single issue party with no perspective. Might just be a Tory dream in Scotland - the SNP won't be in power forever.

And they have a hugely over inflated sense of their importance. They are utterly irrelevant in the scheme of things. They're going to vote Labour whatever.

It's not going to be the effing Northern Ireland manager. It's not. Don't worry about it.

Actually no. I have. This forum. All the bloody time.

Jesus Christ. Obviously it isn't. I've never known hysteria like it.

I think you need to start accepting that the most mealy mouthed stuff will be coming from Boris and the leading leaving lights.

The only thing I've checked is the £350m claim and any suggestion that immigration is going to go down being comprehensively disowned within less than 24 hours of the result being declared. The brazenness is almost admirable - you can almost hear them laughing at the poor sods in Hartlepool and Boston and Basildon who swallowed it all. The elites have absolutely smashed this. The only real shame is they didn't promise to build a monorail as well.

The masterstroke that will ultimately see Dennis Skinner in the Foreign Office.

It was pretty obvious from early on in the campaign that Boris didn't really want Leave to win, he just wanted Boris to win, and put himself in an unassailable position with Tory grassroots to lead the party and be Prime Minister. Narrow defeat, status quo, friends again, jolly good. Like Corbyn a year ago, he's found himself in a jolly awkward position of winning something he really didn't want to, and then having to, like, do the thing now. Cameron walking out yesterday was his masterstroke (within a cluster fu ck of his own making). Boris - go on clever ****, sort that lot out. I can think of no better old Etonian boffin to bring hope to the run down towns like Boston and Hartlepool. They'll be dancing in the streets there in, what, three years time? Or maybe sooner when fix-it Boris starts sorting it. Hopefully they'll each get one of those new £350m schools and hospitals. Maybe in week two or three.

And listen to an entire season and all next summer of people saying "what was Les Reed doing, fannying about and not tying our manager down, we've been weak and walked all over it was obvious his contract was running down we didn't even try etc etc etc etc" People like you.

Moody's have downgraded us. Weird, they can't have read all those Facebook lists explaining how nothing has changed and everything is actually fine.

When does the establishment, big business, the bankers and vested interests stop running the country? I've been looking forward to that bit since 5am yesterday.

If Mane was at Leicester they'd have already sold him for a £20m release clause.

Stuart Rose said my wages were going to go up. When does that kick in please? I'm off for two weeks in August so would be in handy to see it in my payslip after next.

I have just enjoyed watching Dan Hannan on Newsnight conceding that free movement of labour will continue in the future almost identically as before (pretty much the Norway model) and Suzanne Evans denying anyone ever said that £350m a week would be spent on the NHS. 24 hours and 45 mins after the polls closed. But well done you on calling bullsh it because it's already looking like bullsh it.

We don't know the ins and outs - for all we know SFC agreed that Garcia could bring in the additional coach but that he still must find a role for Sammy Lee and he's refused that (or, probably more likely, we stuck to our guns and said we've got the England goalie coach, that's that, you don't need yours). It's difficult but there has to be a degree of "how much do you want this job?" as well. If it's not to be then it's not to be.

Would be lunacy on an epic scale. We won't do it. Giggs can toddle off and get a job he doesn't deserve to have somewhere else like Forest or Blackburn or Fulham or anywhere else.