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Utd played well, however Liverpool were very poor, the worst defensive display from them for a very long time. If that had been a Saints defensive performance this board would be in melt down. I do not get the TAA hype he can’t defend and his so called set piece, tonight especially, was at best average. We will need to get at Utd, they have real individual quality, the key is can they bring it together again as they did tonight for a less high profile game.
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Sad news, a wonderful player
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The first of the few
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The USA has a serious issue. The extremists are driving the agenda, we have all rightly condemned Islamic fundamentalists and Putin yet it seems the clear and present danger is from within, right wing Christian/conservative fundamentalists. It denies democracy, it usurps the law and it belittles personal choice, it looks like, sounds like and behaves like Germany 1932, very scary.
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Expectation and hope are two different things, i expect us to lose I hope we win
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Correct, it only emphasis how desperate they are for power. That’s the shame, they are happy to select incompetent, pliable and overly ambitious people as long as they deliver Tory policies that serve their power base. When they elect a a genuine caring person with true credentials who has knowledge of the the average voters needs, regardless of colour or gender, then you might just might be able to claim the moral high ground.
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And there is me thinking it’s the first pre season “friendly “, basically to take a look at a few things. However I am wrong it’s cup semi final and a must win game!
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The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
A question, when was the last time PM entered and left Parliament via a general election? -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
Has there ever been a less talented and incompetent collection of self serving individuals in government than this absurd bunch? -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
The never disappointing Michael Fabric**t has already claimed it’s a stitch up, apparently because KS is Lawyer. The Mail are now running this odious individuals view as headline news. -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
I am increasingly becoming concerned that there remain sentient beings that defend Johnson. -
As usual I fail to see the relevance of your post.
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The more I watch and listen to Brexit supporting Tory MPs the more I realise what an absolute bunch of imbeciles they are. Because many of the truths of project fear are coming home to roost they claim or at best challenge that international conventions and treaties can be simply voted out of existence by the U.K. parliament. We are fast becoming the North Korea of Europe, I sincerely hope we collectively are capable and willing to put an end to this farce.
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The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
If it’s freedom of choice just let them make up their own systems. Universal Controlled weights and measures were introduced in the Middle Ages to prevent fraud and mis selling, why are you so obsessed with an outdated arithmetically illogical system that the majority of people today neither understand or desire. -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
Apologies, doesn’t alter the fact that it offers no benefits and it increase costs. -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
You can still legally sell items using imperial, beer is still universally and legally sold in Pints in pubs and bars. It is only pre-packaged goods that must be in metric (imperial can be included as as well if desired) as major business has pointed out having common system with the vast majority of our trading partners reduces costs and simplifies production. So yet another myth about the big bad EU. -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
Whilst I expected him to win it was always about the size of the revolt. As has been said he is in “borrowed time” territory. Johnson’s leadership and government is a total disaster. This conservative government is beyond doubt the most incompetent in living memory. I have lived through 7 previous Tory PMs and administrations. I have never voted for any of them, however I readily excepted and respected their tenure of office, they were in the main honourable and as one would expect had a one nation conservative vision. This excuse of a leader and administration has no vision, and hence no policies to deliver a vision, it has no morals, no dignity, no shame and very little intellect. Their policies are; reactionary (it’s how you react that counts), populist (aimed at their dwindling core vote and ex swivelled eyed kippers) or simply vindictive (e.g. Channel 4). When 70% plus of your foot soldiers decide your time is up, then your time is up all that remains to be decided is the moment of your leaving. Apologists scream Corbyn would have been worse, again I did not support him, however counter factual history is not evidence of fact, just the final refuse of the indefensible -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
Dead man walking, if by-elections go against him he’s finished. -
As the Ukraine is not one of the USAs pseudo colonies, it is not for them to decide. I am sure, if you were around in 1982, you would have had apoplectic fits when some prominent figures suggested that we give the FI to Argentina.
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The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
It beggars belief, I cannot think of any senior politician of any shade who would not have resigned by now. Johnson is an absolute c**t not because he is a Tory, not because he is from the entitled class but because has no morales or ethics. Anybody that still genuinely believes he is a suitable person to be the political leader of our nation is in total denial. -
Let’s wait and see the outcome, I suspect Russia might not be in the same place as it was. The Rouble is being artificially maintained and with no Russian global consumer industry aka China they have a serious problem.
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The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
moonraker replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
There are lots of intriguing constituencies in the South West. With very few large/big industrial cities or towns Labour have historically found it difficult to establish any kind of power base, the exceptions being Bristol and Plymouth. Rural communities are traditionally more small c conservative and these dominate the SW. There is also a much smaller “immigrant” population than in many other areas, however a number of areas have many “incomers” from other parts of the U.K. which can cause tensions but add to the political mix. Pre the 1990s many of these were better off retirees who also were small c conservative if not outright Tories. More recently the incomers seem to be younger and well educated seeking a better lifestyle away from big cities. The traditional alternative to the Tories has been the Liberals, again traditionally this aligns well with the non-conformist and independent character of the SW. It all makes for an intriguing contest very different from the picture painted of Tory v Labour elsewhere, primarily in England. The SW has shaped much of Englands history, Alfred the Great, Elizabethan seafarers and the birth of Empire, The Glorious Revolution, the first use of steam power, and most notably cider, to name a few, hopefully it can deliver another significant advance by dealing the Tories a fatal blow in the next GE.