shurlock

Good riddance.

Prowsey did an optional module in fist-pumping as part of his media training course.

Top 10 Dire from back to front. Second half performance typified the malaise.

And he's been pretty poor.

Chelsea playing like s**t and still beating us pretty comfortably.

A piece of advice about this betting lark pal: you’re supposed to put money on before something happens, not after it

I think the point is that we only played Spurs a week ago, they looked just as lethargic and out of form and obviously only had 10 men.

Brighton?

Not always. Geoff Boycott only beat a woman once. Unless you know something we don't soggy...

Waving a fist in his face would have got him to come pronto

Harry Redknapp’s got a twitch to the tune of Old MacDonald Had a Farm.

Posting on here for over 10 years.

The cat o nine tails (the martinet) and belt #neverdidmeanyharm Just as if, not more, important than its form is that any punishment is applied consistently and the reasons for it are explained in full. Nothing worse than a parent losing their rag whatever the form of discipline.

We are red, we are white John Westwood’s first edition Dickens is overpriced.

F**k it, can’t we just GATT XXIV it?

Born Again, are you going on Sunday? Happy to treat you to a 14-piece party bucket from KFC if it helps tip the scales (no pun intended). St Mary’s desperately needs some of your new-found passion pal.

It is the most simplistic and misleading slogan around (see Ivan Rogers); yet I wouldn't be surprised if it resonated with voters who are understandably fed up but should know better.

https://news.sky.com/story/sky-data-poll-irish-overwhelmingly-back-governments-pressure-on-backstop-11629673

The Lisbon Treaty simply refers to member states sovereign ability to trigger article 50 in the first place - what follows afterwards when they are no longer members of the EU is a different matter. At any rate, the UK has always been free to accept or reject the backstop -it is a sovereign choice- just that it must bear the political and economic consequences if it chooses to reject it. It makes no sense to time limit the backstop - it violates its insurance function never mind that as soon as you put an arbitrary number on it, it’ll be red meat for the swivels. What matters are the robustness of the processes regulating the UK’s ability leave the backstop, once in it, ensuring that neither party is acting in bad faith.

The backstop is overwhelmingly supported by majorities in both NI and ROI. It’s just swivels who dislike the backstop without really knowing why other than some posh bloke telling them it amounts to slavery and ideologues who are fixated on a second referendum whatever the costs and long-term consequences.

Up for the job pal? I hear they’ve got all-you-can-eat-buffets and plus size seats over there.

When did they do that?

We are scum, we are vile Jonn Westwood’s a paedophile. Will that be the anthem of the new bloc?

Agree.