Wade Garrett

Anyone else reckon the timing of this is to give the kit launch maximum publicity? 'Sky live from St Mary's shortly'.

Eric, do you think it depends on whether a manager gets sacked?

Delph and Romeu in the midfield next season would be outstanding.

Looks like some Ferrero Rocher on the desk as well. We could never compete with that. I know for a fact Les's favourite is peanut M & M's.

What about the muppet who fixed photocopiers and was then going to buy Bournemouth. Load of d*ckheads.

That's a reasonable assumption.

Definitely the right decision.

Do we actually know that Lander have to borrow to buy us? Or would they rather just use cheap money?

I would have him here in a heartbeat.

A good few Labour MP's are Brexiteers.

Since 1992, a lot of governing has been done by unelected Eurocrats. That was my point, sorry if it wasn't obvious.

It would take bullsh*t of Comical Ali proportions for the club to now state that Puel continues to have their total confidence.

I'm not sure another Brexit influenced General Election would be a good thing to be honest. If the choice is as stark as what you say, Parliament can decide. The best time to sort future arrangement would be in the next 2 years, where we still have a few cards up our sleeve. To leave, then go back to the EU cap in hand, would immediately put us in a position of weakness.

I think Corbyn's choice of his shadow cabinet will tell us what direction the Labour Party are heading. If he reaches out to moderates, then that would suggest to me he won't lurk any further to the left from his current position. Time will tell.

It's becoming more farcical the longer it goes on in my opinion. How on earth could they even consider keeping Puel on? Not fair on him for a start, and not fair on the club. Amateur hour, it really is.

Jeremy Corbyn said much the same thing. It encouraged me to be honest.

No pal of mine Sensei.

Thanks for the lesson. Personally, I think what you've written is a load of sh*t. But then, that's just my opinion. Not the fact that is 'in your head'.

Mostly on delivering the Brexit I voted for in the referendum. No more free movement, no more being over-ruled by European courts, back to our elected Government of the day running they country. I am also concerned how Corbyn could deliver on his promises. Not really sure his economy is a job creating one. I am confident though, that just like his mentor, Tony Benn, he is a Brexiteer.

Still the same I think. Which park?

Trouble is, there are plenty of Tories who don't respect democracy and refuse to accept Brexit. Can't see them being disciplined enough to govern with such a small 'majority'.

Very true. However, even with a deal with the DUP, the Tories would have to be unbelievably disciplined to be able to govern. Especially with the Scottish Tories set to have their own agenda on Europe (Ruth Davison is riding the wave at the moment, but that won't last). Personally, I think there will be another election by October. The Tories won't let May fight another election for them. Her campaign was terrible. Negative campaigning doesn't work. They should have learned that one after the referendum.

Liked what I heard from Corbyn this morning on Andrew Marr. He wants tariff free trade with Europe, but is committed to Brexit and leaving the single market. Have to say, after voting Tory for the first and only time in my life, their campaign was an absolute shambles.

To be fair, that is an assumption. None of us actually know what conversations have taken place.

Yet another politician who doesn't believe in democracy and the will of the people. Just another Jimmy Krankie. She`s no political genius, she just rammed the possibility of indyref2 down the jocks throat.