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But using those tactics away to Liverpool is how we got to Wembley, and Leicester won the league by not worrying about conceding possession and hitting on the break. It's probably the best way of a club like ours actually winning something.

Would be harsh to sack him after getting us to our first major final in donkeys years. This season was effected by the fact that we had a Europa cup campaign but not the strength in depth to cope with it. Plus we replaced our two top scorers with Redmond. If we had signed Gabbi in the Summer and didn't have Europe to worry about we wouldn't be far off Everton This season IMO.

Why would they do that though? We are leaving the EU regardless, any interference from the Lords will just mean we leave without a deal on WTO rules.

I agree the model will need to change but in the short term we could easily pay a bit more tax. My little girl was ill last Monday and being a bank holiday we had to go to a drop in centre at the Royal South Hants (they've shut the one at Bitterne) and it was like something from the 3rd world. Some poor little kid must have been waiting there for two hours in agony with blood ****ing out his mouth. The poor NHS staff were working flat out like they were on a production line.

I disagree, there are plenty of people who could pay more tax, the problem is people are too greedy/tight nowadays. Because of low inflation and interest rates, if you are in a half decent job and own your own home these last few years of 'austerity' have been a piece of ****. Me and the mrs are not rich but we are both above average earners - we wouldn't have even noticed a few percent extra in tax. Austerity is just something I read about in the papers or see on TV.

I'm not saying they will win many seats, just saying it would help get a softer Brexit if they did. there is no way Labour, Lib Dem or SNP MPs would vote for a hard Brexit whereas May and her lot want us out the customs union and single market which will inevitably mean WTO rules.

Of course he won't, I've never said I thought he would be.

Labour is finished. Hopefully this GE will be a bit of a watershed where they get all but wiped out and these momentum fools take over what is left and a new centre left party is set up. The Lib Dems need a rebrand anyway, makes sense for a new labour type party to merge with them. I'm happy for a Tory majority to see us through Brexit and let them live or die on its success. If Brexit is a failure then the Tories won't have much future afterwards.

Any revolt within her party is irrelivant if there are enough labour, lib dem and SNP MPs in Parliament. They would not vote for a hard Brexit. It's a simple concept to grasp, the more pro Europe MPs the better, the left sided parties are more pro Europe.

It's not exactly going to be hard for him to talk the mongs round though is it? Just say what great fans they are, bang on about history for a bit and he's in.

But the Eurosceptic MPs are all Tories.

I'd rather have a manager who gives a ****e to be honest. We are not a top club, top clubs have the Champions League to worry about and the strength in depth to stick their reserves out in these games.

I doubt they give a ****e what majority May gets, or who is PM - it makes no difference to them. The EU hardliners will be loving May's little outburst because it will push any moderates round to their view and make the EU's tough stance more pallitable to the European electorate - who they would give a ****e about.

Well chances of getting any sort of deal have now gone from slim to zero. Mad May doesn't seem to realise that the people she is picking a fight with are the ones who hold all the cards, they will just stick together and make a point of Brexit being as painful as possible to the UK.

Would be harsh to sack him IMO. A Europa League campaign was always going to effect the league form unless we invested in the squad and he achieved what Pochettino and Koeman couldn't and got us to a major cup final. Deserves another season.

That's what the stats show because politicians can lower the tax rate when the economy is going well. I understand the Laffer Curve theory but think there can still be more money paid in by the higher earners. From what I can see this austerity has only really effected the lower incomes - me and my other half are both above average earners and the last few years of 'austerity' has been a piece of ****. Low inflation plus low interest rates means if you are lucky enough to have a decent job and own you own home you have more than enough disposable income while many are struggling, services are being run down and people carrying out the important work (carers, nurses etc) have had a real decrease in wages. I actually tend to side more with the Tories stance over benefit fraud and getting people out of the unemployment trap but can never support how they treat the most vulnerable of society and figures on a spreadsheet. I would much rather have a bit of wastage and actually care for those that need it.

I don't get this obsession with people on benefits, from what I can see they generally live a pretty miserable existence - I just feel sorry for them. People who cheat the system I despise but that applies to wealthy tax avoiders as muck as benefit fraudsters. You moan about paying tax but fact is any one of us might at some point end up needing a the same safety net. I agree that Labour got the balance a bit wrong but I prefer that to the uncaring approach of the Tories.

They could always try running the club like an actual company and make some money to pay for it?

As I said before, there is not a cat in hells chance of a deal being done in two years, might as well just start preparing for WTO rules.

All these Tories supported Brexit apparently: Iain Duncan Smith, Michael Gove, Chris Grayling, Theresa Villiers, John Whittingdale, James Duddridge, George Eustice, Mark Francois, Andrea Leadsom, Priti Patel, Dominic Raab, James Wharton, Penny Mordaunt, Julian Brazier, Mike Penning, Desmond Swayne, Justin Tomlinson, Nigel Adams, Adam Afriyie, Lucy Allan, David Amess, Stuart Andrew, Richard Bacon, Steve Baker, John Baron, Bob Blackman, Victoria Borwick, Graham Brady, Andrew Bridgen, Fiona Bruce, Peter Bone, Conor Burns, David Burrowes, William Cash, Maria Caulfield, Christopher Chope, James Cleverly, Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey Cox, Chris Davies, David Davies, James Davies, Mims Davies, Philip Davies, David Davis, Nadine Dorries, Steve Double, Richard Drax, Nigel Evans, Michael Fabricant, Marcus Fysh, Liam Fox, Richard Fuller, Nusrat Ghani, Zac Goldsmith, Cheryl Gillan, James Gray, Chris Green,Rebecca Harris, Gordon Henderson, Chris Heaton-Harris, Philip Hollobone, Adam Holloway, Kris Hopkins, Gerald Howarth, Stewart Jackson, Ranil Jayawardena, Bernard Jenkin, Andrea Jenkyns, Boris Johnson, Jonathan Lord, Gareth Johnson, David Jones, Daniel Kawczynski, Greg Knight, Kwasi Kwarteng, Edward Leigh, Jack Lopresti, Peter Lilley, Julian Lewis, Tim Loughton, Karen Lumley, Jason McCartney, Karl McCartney, Stephen McPartland, Stephen Phillips, Craig Mackinlay, Anne Main, Scott Mann, Anne Marie Morris, Sheryll Murray, Andrew Murrison, David Nuttall, Owen Paterson, Andrew Percy, Tom Pursglove, Will Quince, John Redwood, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Laurence Robertson, Andrew Rosindell, Paul Scully, Henry Smith, Royston Smith, Andrew Stephenson, Iain Stewart, Robert Syms, Kelly Tolhurst, Michael Tomlinson, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Rishi Sunak, Andrew Turner, Craig Tracey, Martin Vickers, Charles Walker, David Warburton, Heather Wheeler, Bill Wiggin, William Wragg, Nadhim Zahawi, Stephen Barclay, Henry Bellingham, Andrew Bingham, Suella Fernandes, Nigel Mills, Matthew Offord, Julian Sturdy, Derek Thomas, Mike Wood, Kit Malthouse, John Hayes, Crispin Blunt, Rehman Chishti, Glyn Davies, Paul Maynard, Christopher Pincher, Eleanor Laing, Pauline Latham, Charlotte Leslie, Ian Liddell-Grainger, Bob Stewart, Caroline Ansell. Feel free to post the list of labour and lib dems...

So, conservatives are way more likely to want Brexit so the more we have in Parliament the softer the Brexit. OK, that makes sense. All these Tories supported Brexit apparently: Iain Duncan Smith, Michael Gove, Chris Grayling, Theresa Villiers, John Whittingdale, James Duddridge, George Eustice, Mark Francois, Andrea Leadsom, Priti Patel, Dominic Raab, James Wharton, Penny Mordaunt, Julian Brazier, Mike Penning, Desmond Swayne, Justin Tomlinson, Nigel Adams, Adam Afriyie, Lucy Allan, David Amess, Stuart Andrew, Richard Bacon, Steve Baker, John Baron, Bob Blackman, Victoria Borwick, Graham Brady, Andrew Bridgen, Fiona Bruce, Peter Bone, Conor Burns, David Burrowes, William Cash, Maria Caulfield, Christopher Chope, James Cleverly, Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey Cox, Chris Davies, David Davies, James Davies, Mims Davies, Philip Davies, David Davis, Nadine Dorries, Steve Double, Richard Drax, Nigel Evans, Michael Fabricant, Marcus Fysh, Liam Fox, Richard Fuller, Nusrat Ghani, Zac Goldsmith, Cheryl Gillan, James Gray, Chris Green,Rebecca Harris, Gordon Henderson, Chris Heaton-Harris, Philip Hollobone, Adam Holloway, Kris Hopkins, Gerald Howarth, Stewart Jackson, Ranil Jayawardena, Bernard Jenkin, Andrea Jenkyns, Boris Johnson, Jonathan Lord, Gareth Johnson, David Jones, Daniel Kawczynski, Greg Knight, Kwasi Kwarteng, Edward Leigh, Jack Lopresti, Peter Lilley, Julian Lewis, Tim Loughton, Karen Lumley, Jason McCartney, Karl McCartney, Stephen McPartland, Stephen Phillips, Craig Mackinlay, Anne Main, Scott Mann, Anne Marie Morris, Sheryll Murray, Andrew Murrison, David Nuttall, Owen Paterson, Andrew Percy, Tom Pursglove, Will Quince, John Redwood, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Laurence Robertson, Andrew Rosindell, Paul Scully, Henry Smith, Royston Smith, Andrew Stephenson, Iain Stewart, Robert Syms, Kelly Tolhurst, Michael Tomlinson, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Rishi Sunak, Andrew Turner, Craig Tracey, Martin Vickers, Charles Walker, David Warburton, Heather Wheeler, Bill Wiggin, William Wragg, Nadhim Zahawi, Stephen Barclay, Henry Bellingham, Andrew Bingham, Suella Fernandes, Nigel Mills, Matthew Offord, Julian Sturdy, Derek Thomas, Mike Wood, Kit Malthouse, John Hayes, Crispin Blunt, Rehman Chishti, Glyn Davies, Paul Maynard, Christopher Pincher, Eleanor Laing, Pauline Latham, Charlotte Leslie, Ian Liddell-Grainger, Bob Stewart, Caroline Ansell. Feel free to post the list of labour and lib dems...

You do understand that Tories are more pro Brexit than the other MPs right? labour, Lib Dem and SNP are way way more likely to favour a softer Brexit - how is that a difficult concept to grasp?

Wasn't it 130 odd Tories to Labour's 10 or so backing Brexit? The Lib Dems and SNP all remain. Yeah, clearly it's more Tories we want for a softer Brexit.

Clearly you did.

Can't remember being that bored watching a game of football before. Bunch of overpaid ******s already on their holidays.