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Probably not much better than two consecutive promotions, stabilisation in the Prem, then 8th, then 7th. Pardew and Cortese were always going to fall out eventually anyway.

Since when does winning the U21 cup mean you are good enough for the Premier League?

Where does Guan say this hasn't been raised with Ralph/Kat? If Les shares these concerns then I am sure it has been a topic of conversation with the chairman, if not a formal agenda point in a meeting.

I vote for Ronaldinho as our new financial director. World class he was, world class.

I'd be very happy with Rodgers, would be a very good fit for us. He isn't going to get a job any better than us. Ditto Moyes, but I'd prefer Rodgers. Both managers would keep us up anyway.

Indeed. I'm not ready to believe he can't turn it round, and I think we will get four points in these two games. Still hoping this is a second season flop akin to Martinez or Moyes at Everton rather than a terminal decline. Some intent re a striker in Jan would be good, and clearly needed now.

9 losses in 11 they said on Solent. If AN Other club sacked their manager after a run like that, I'd shrug and think fair enough. He's going to get these two games but he needs at least four points, at least.

Okay then. Stop whining that the most shambolic reshuffle in British political history was reported as such.

There isn't ever going to be a Corbyn led Labour government. Ever. Get used to it.

So me saying I don't want Corbyn anywhere near the leadership of the Labour party but would want him as Prime Minister would be more consistent, would it? Okay then. Stick to whining about the howwible old right wing biased BBC, Tim. I am sure Nigel Farage would wholeheartedly agree.

I'm also trying to work out how I voted for "Blair" in 2010 and 2015, but Johnnyboy is struggling on this thread, it's fair to say.

Okay then. You were crowing about how Comrade Corbyn did such a good job in saving child tax credits for the nation earlier up thread. You think Child tax credits are a good thing then? Interesting.

I mean it was all so very easy to do all of that so frankly amazed that we didn't just do it. Probably because that evil big foreign woman wants to keep all the money and hates us or something.

It's been a long, long time but it may look like I have finally got something wrong on this forum.

This season has been an anti climax. Hardly a controversial view.

Correct. So what's your "case" that you've so brilliantly closed, Poirot?

I care about competent leadership, and Corbyn is not a competent leader as proven by thirty odd years of leading nothing or making any decisions about anything. You didn't ask me what party I want in government so probably best not to put words in my mouth, okay?

His "foreignness" and slightly hip reputation means he is getting away with it for now. Big Sam or Pulis or Mark Hughes or AN other British manager saying the same things in the same tone would not have got the same "doncha just love him?" response from Lineker and Co.

What case? It's been very clear what my view on Corbyn is for the entire duration of this thread, so gawd knows what you think you've revealed. I don't want him as leader of the Labour party. Why? Because I want a f ucking Labour government as soon as possible.

Why is SOG blathering on about rape in Berkshire on a thread about the Paris massacre?

Highly unlikely to be a stream. No broadcaster is going to cover that many FA Cup games, so nothing to stream from.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/collegeofjournalism/entries/82a00c77-c0cc-4e79-99ca-25e9c21d01a7 Here's the cached page of the blog.

Why have you butchered the quote - where does the BBC blog mention "doing the most damage to Jeremy Corbyn"? It doesn't. This is the actual quote: “Just before 9am we learned from Laura Kuenssberg, who comes on the programme every Wednesday ahead of PMQs, that she was speaking to one junior shadow minister who was considering resigning. I wonder, mused our presenter Andrew Neil, if they would consider doing it live on the show? The question was put to Laura, who thought it was a great idea. Considering it a long shot we carried on the usual work of building the show, and continued speaking to Labour MPs who were confirming reports of a string of shadow ministers considering their positions. Within the hour we heard that Laura had sealed the deal: the shadow foreign minister Stephen Doughty would resign live in the studio. Although he himself would probably acknowledge he isn’t a household name, we knew his resignation just before PMQs would be a dramatic moment with big political impact.” Doughty tweeted himself his reasons and far from being a helpless pawn in the BBC's propaganda plan decided to do the right thing before Corbyn's army of smearing, press briefing, rumour mongers start attacking him. Which they then did. It's hilarious the Corbynista bleating about the horrible biased media when it is Corbyn's main man Seamus Milne who has spent the last few weeks briefing poison about members of the shadow cabinet and trailing people being sacked for weeks. The spite from the likes of Ken and John McDonnell, plus Diane Abbott lying about the resignees on Newsnight, just give a far better insight to the reality of the "new politics" of this odd bunch. The doe-eyed saps who think Corbyn is some whiter-than-white combination of Obi Wan and Christ the Redeemer will, in time, learn where the bile is really coming from. Paranoia, retrenchment, laced with bumbling incompetence, which leads to lashing out, bluster and gibberish (hello Diane Abbott). But yeah, it's Laura Kuenssberg who is out of her depth.

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There really wasn't.