Lord Duckhunter

His department minister Steve Baker has also resigned. Boris needs man up and follow them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Nope. There's hundreds of thousands who watch football each week, who've never been to an England game and have no intention of doing so. They're not the ones I'm talking about . The issue is with numptys that have never taken an interest in football before, people who won't watch any games once England are knocked out. It's mainly chicks, they normally spend their Saturday afternoon shopping rather than going or watching soccer Saturday . I bet they don't even know who Jeff Stelling is, let alone Martin Peters or Jackie Charlton. Yesterday in my local there were people watching that go to the pub regularly, but I've never ever seen them watch one game previously. I've never heard them discuss football before, yet they're giving it all the "it's coming home" at the end.

As someone who considers The Band as the finest set of musicians ever assembled, you couldn’t be further from the truth. Perhaps it’s me that’s ahead of the curve and you’re all the Pete Seeger’s desperately trying to axe my amp. One thing for sure, there’s a bloody great bandwagon rolling , with loads of halfwits and chicks jumping aboard. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

This 9 Pinter and her numpty audience sum the whole thing up. It's all about "look at me, aren't I a great supporter". I'm all for new supporters getting behind the lads, but stop with this "it's coming home" pony and show a bit of decorum, we're English for gods sake. And while I'm on a rant, what about those chumps who are moaning they got married yesterday. What sort of half wit gets married in the football season. That's not a supporter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Please god no. The most annoying thing about this whole run is all this “it’s coming home” pony. The number of people, particularly dopey birds, who have never discussed football or shown a passing interest that are now spouting this balls on my timeline or in person is doing my ****ing head in. People I’ve never discussed football with or ever heard them mention football are now mad for it. My staff know that I follow Saints week in week out and I’ve had conversations with about half a dozen with them about football, all of a sudden they’re all mad keen football fans asking me if “it’s coming home”. Pretty soon my response will be “I don’t know, but say it again and you’ll be going home, ****ing fired”. Half wits. Talk about a bloody great bandwagon Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Lolvren got absolutely murdered by Harry Kane and had to be substituted before half time last season. More of the same please.

Come on Russia Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Not like the EU they’re not. Which other trading bloc has free movement, ever closer union, a currency, flag, and parliament. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Don’t be so ridiculous, there’s literally hundreds of countries that aren’t in a political union , and they get along perfectly well. You can argue that it’s better to be in a union, but to say it doesn’t work unless you’re in one is clearly pony. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I was totally against it, but having seen it in action I'm all for it. You only had to look at the South Korean goal to acknowledge its merits. If it stops howlers like Watford away, or Wembley and doesn't take too much time, I'm all for it. My fear is that managers, players and supporters will demand perfection, and that will undermine the whole thing. The Ramos incident at the end of the Spanish game springs to mind. It should be made clear to everyone , its incidents where 10 out of 10 refs would have given it, not 7 or 8 out 10. I worry that gradually more and more 8/10 decisions will be overturned, then it'll become 7/10, then finally 6/10. Let's get rid of the absolute howlers, sort out off the ball stuff and deal with facts , that's all it should do imo . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Once Brexit is over big business can start on their next project, stopping Corbyn getting into number 10. They’ll be threats of job loses, predictions regarding a run on the pound and threats of high wage earners moving abroad. I’m sure big business leaders will be writing letters to The Times and urging us vote Tory. Looking forward to the lefties trying to square the circle, do we ignore these warnings or vote accordingly. For consistency I’m sure the Remainers will be taking these as gospel ,and all voting Tory. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Based on what? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You realise it’s harder to get in their first team, then say Salzburg’s. You know that? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

As you well know I actually said “if you don’t get to the final, you might as well go home with the Germans”. Do you understand that underachievement is measured against what you should achieve as opposed to what you did achieve. We should have won ‘96 with the players we had, the average opposition and the home advantage, that doesn’t mean not winning the tournament is underachieving every time. Liverpool of Bob Paisley would think losing a European cup final as underachieving, doesn’t mean Klopp’s mob underachieved last season does it? As average as this lot are they should be good enough to get to the final. We’re the highest ranking side left in our half of the draw. It’ll be embarrassing if a load of soppy arses get all emotional and soft like they did in 90 & 96 if we get knocked out in the semi final. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

And then Russia or Croatia as opposed to France Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Is there anyone still saying we should have gone all out against Belgium. Sweden or Brazil, let me think. Which one do we want? When I I’ve got a bit of time I’ll look back through some posts and see who the idiots were Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Sweden & Switzerland are dog shi t. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

My Leicester supporting mate reckons they’re interested in Grealish as well. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

He’ll be moaning about their Kamikaze defending for the Belgian winner next. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

B&Q decent if you’re buying off the shelf, their delivery service is woeful and their fitters hit & miss. Although I believe they’re knocking their home fit service on the head. Wren make you feel important, great customer service initially and you’ll save time or money on the fitting as the units come already assembled. Have seen poor reports but never had an issue myself. My brother in law has a kitchen fitting business and swears by Howdens, but I believe they’re Trade only. Personally I’ve found B & Q cheapest, but they don’t really have sales anymore. You can play them off against Wren but you need to be careful you’re comparing like for like. We had a great lady do our design, and had no problems with delivery as I made sure the one we bought was in store for me to take away then and there. One tip my Brother in law gave me was buy expensive handles as it makes even the cheapest kitchen look great. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Fair play to the Irish, if their tax rates encourage business to base themselves there, what’s wrong with that? We should be doing exactly the same thing. Although I can’t help thinking the lefties defending the Irish, would be up in arms if we did so. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Dealt a cruel cruel blow, but what class. This is a tweet from a FIFA coordinator Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

To be fair I think most people worked it out the minute he said it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Someone needs to give Neymar a right hander. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk