benjii

Pretty clearly, "woman".

She was the brains behind the cakes though, so fairps for that.

Mrs. Kipling was noshing off Prussians, Abyssinians, Ottomans - you name it, she gobbled it.

That's becos no1 qualifies to vote in inner Citiy's coz its all Foriners there.

Shame, he's funny.

He's terrified of having to participate in a GE he might - don't think he would, but he might - win. And, as you say, the EU is part of the awful West, Globalist, Neo-Con, pro-Israeli, Whiteman conspiracy and he would love to flip it the bird but he knows that won't wash as policy.

If you want the truth, you must read The Canary.

Exactly.

We'll need them both over the next few weeks with the amount of games so let's just see how they fight it out. Valery is a useful "out" ball and certainly better in the air than Cedric. Cedric looks quicker and his aerial weakness, defensively, would be less exposed if we carry on with a back 3/5.

Well, no one asked him anyway.

I'm sure he has signed the deal. I also think it may have relegation break clauses. Or maybe it doesn't. I don't know. Neither do you. Not sure why you're so excited about it anyway though. Let's assume the deal is not contingent on staying up. That means we've basically signed him on a perm. If we had announced we had signed him on a perm last summer, would you be saying it was a bad signing because he might get injured and we might get relegated? That's true of anyone and, frankly, we were crying out for a decent striker signing - which we got.

I noticed that in the highlights. Got the motor running there!

That article doesn't confirm what has been agreed. "Ahead of a permanent move" is somewhat vague. You really think there are no caveats?

Who's to say the permanent transfer is triggered even if we've been relegated? Does anyone know what the contract says? If not, I wouldn't worry about it now and just be pleased we've signed a good striker for the moment.

https://quillette.com/2018/12/03/the-ideology-of-corbynism/ Decent summary of this dangerous man and his cultist followers, albeit doesn't even touch on any detail on his ruinous economic proclivities.

If Pellegrino was still our manager we'd still be waiting to get off that coach in Swansea. Hughes clearly instilled more fight and grit in us last season. He changed defensive shape and we got a bit more solid. He threw on strikers away at Swansea and one of them got the crucial goal. Anyone think Pelligrino would have thrown on the extra striker at Swansea? Saying Hughes did nothing for us last season is churlish self-deception. That said, he's not a very good manager.

It's not a "free hit" at all. We've already lost to two of the worst three teams in the league and we'd better not lose to the third one.

Not really, Armstrong could barely walk!

Barnes is illegible to play Premier League, I think.

Smart moderator.

I'm concerned that football is promoting unattainable body goals for young lads to be honest. Should probably ban the whole thing.

Redmond's cross not good?

Largely at fault for the first goal but, yes, he's a decent defender and pretty solid.

Lots of comments about the manager and the team work already so I won't cover that but a shout out to Vestergaard. Thought he was excellent today and showed lots of mettle after his 'mare last week.

We had a song. "Interesting possibilitieeeeees Interesting Interesting possibilities Interesting Oh, oh-oh Interesting"