hypochondriac

Probably because we don't play a team as poor as Norwich every week.

Well that was superb. Where has this team been all year?

What relevance does her being black or female have? Other than the fact she brings it up a lot of course.

https://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?p=2781272

Yeah that's definitely it. Definitely.

Another ex Labour mp urging people to vote tory- citing anti semitism he has personally received. There's a whole fleet of them now.

He's on the BBC all the time. He's abysmal.

I thought you'd find someone like Nish Kumar funny. Says a lot.

Private eye did a bit on this:

I see that Diane "West Indian mums will go to the wall for their children" Abbott's son has been charged with biting a police officer and also fired from his lucrative job at the Rome embassy in June. Obviously first class parenting there.

It's actually feels like star wars which is a departure from the current abortions stinking up the big screen. The third episode is probably the best one so far.

I use kodi to watch everything else anyway. Currently enjoying the mandalorian.

It's much better if you get a vpn to watch American Netflix.

It's a bit rich of someone like you to harp on about abusing people considering the many many false labels you continually attach to people and derogatory names you use. I was accused of knowing "f*ck all." Something as rude as that is hardly going to prompt a polite retort is it, particularly when I gave an opinion. You don't have to necessarily agree that it makes Corbyn extreme, but it's hardly worthy of insults simply because you don't share that opinion. If the Channel 4 focus group from last night is anything to go by then it seems that many former Labour voters are more closely aligned with my opinion on Corbyn than the likes of Fan the flames. Maybe they know "f*ck all" as well but an attitude like that certainly isn't going to win Labour a majority.

Just another excuse to start yet more apogies for Muslim grooming gangs. As if these cases are remotely comparable. Any excuse. Like I said, pathetic.

At least this is something to proudly display on the PowerPoint at the next board meeting.

John McDonnell is a self confessed Marxist so it's not my words it's his and I've outlined clearly why I consider their policies to be extreme. Seems to me that either you know very little yourself or you're just an angry little socialist raging against the dying of the light.

Now we get to the heart of why you started this thread. Pathetic.

Guess you missed the portion of my post where I said these were issues relevant to myself and where I said they were just the few off the top of my head (and where I highlighted the excessive spending as the bit that was particularly extreme) you numpty.

Fine. That seems like a reasonable view, particularly from someone like you. As I've said on a number of occasions, I'd quite happily vote for an alternative to the Tories that weren't proposing some of the things that Labour were. I'll make an assessment on Labour's electability for the future assuming they lose this election, once we've left the EU and once I've seen what sort of person and policies they propose after Corbyn. I'm not holding my breath though I think it will be more of the same and maybe we need a new type of Labour party to brush these Momentum freaks away.

You're talking nonsense. Of course there would be a full house.

I didn't say all the rich people will leave. I do think enough people will move their wealth for it to become a problem. Also the fact that Labour trumpeted the fact that their manifesto was fully costed and then tacked on another 58 billion totally uncosted just to try to attract more votes. I consider everything I said to be extreme, particularly the levels of spending. Promising loads of free stuff without being able to pay for it is very extreme. I mentioned early years because its a sector I know very well and if they bring in underfunded "free" places and do not allow nurseries to charge a top up, nurseries will close at a faster rate than they already are (three closed in Southampton in the last month.) Gigantic infrastructure projects that will cost many billions in order to allow state control of the internet is incredibly extreme. If the polls are to be believed, its currently failing to strike enough of a chord with the electorate.

I'd keep them whilst they, are profitable and have a use to the country. Once they start becoming insufferable and lecturing then they have to go. Harry and his new wife need removing ASAP. William and Kate showing them how it's done.

I'm certain that that in isolation is not why.

Ffs the latest virtue signalling load of b*llocks. I'll. Avoid this one.