rallyboy

I see the Mail has just been found guilty of making up the story about Corbyn coming for our houses - there's a few more of those cases to come. That said, why is he still hanging around? It would be like Poch sitting on the Spurs bench each week, like a spare...coach. Move on, it's over.

Who will be the first cabinet minister to take up a consultancy position with one of the hedge funds that has benefited from the lobbying this year? Though they'll probably all be too busy running food banks for their supporters in Redcar or Darlington.

They told the High Court that the club brings £300m per annum into the local economy - so that charity effort is less than chicken feed.

A special mention for lifelong Pompey fan John Jenkins who has died at the age of 100. There have been times in the last 100 years when the two cities stood together - John was there on Gold Beach. He was a gentleman, a veteran, and a great ambassador for Hampshire.

There were several moments that the BBC still need to explain - the editing of the Boris clip, the removal of the Remembrance Day footage, the retweeting of the fake news story, failing to bag the big interview, twice. It was an odd series of errors for a major news organisation to make.

My favourite comedy moment was when our international right back had the West Ham equivalent of Claus Lundekvam skip past him and bang over a cross. When a central defender runs around you on the outside, perhaps it's time to accept that you are no longer a Premier League defender. This defeat feels different....and not in a good way. Reminds me of those Everton and Villa losses and that Middlesbrough debacle back in 04/5.

The NHS in 2019 - a 4-year-old with suspected pneumonia, lying in a pile of coats on a hospital floor.... If that is Boris playing a blinder, I'm not looking forward to him operating at a level below his best.

Following on from that non-debate last night, anyone fooled by the childish mantra Get Brexit Done deserves what's heading their way. Like The Daily Mail, McBusted and soap operas, it's aimed at the hard of thinking.

There is no doubt about his character, everyone knows exactly what Boris is. The disturbing bit is how some people love his plans to place billionaires before starving kids. It's really not a good time to get old, ill or poor - so be careful out there.

The last person I heard blaming immigrants for the underfunding of the NHS was the respected political analyst and social commentator Chubby Brown.

He can't have run away from the stadium faster than he ran away from that 50:50 challenge that he bottled. Being played out of position or being unhappy with your boss is no excuse for less than 100% effort.

Our best players yesterday were committed, played in a sensible formation, on top of their game - and holding bugles.

Rather than all this draining nonesense and the obsession with swamps, perhaps rats leaving a sinking ship might be more apt, while still offering the giddy thrill of a mild insult to all concerned? Just trying to help.

When a swamp is drained, the water departs, and everything else stays where it was - so this is the complete opposite. People are leaving different parties for different reasons, some by choice, others being forced out. But there are no swamps on either side. Just an empty ditch.

She's a bit shouty. As for Boris with his Cummings-scripted Come Join Us being blurted out as a substitute for intelligent speech, the only time that phrase has worked was when utilised by Rosemary and Fred West.

Can I watch?

I'd rather throw this game with 11-men behind the ball, then try out a proper plan in the league on the 100-1 chance of getting a point. That approach falls down when we discover that tonight is our Plan A...

The big thing I've learned tonight is that people like Chris Grayling are so skilled they could easily earn more than £1.4m a year if they had proper jobs.

If ever there was a time for Mack to laugh at us more than we laugh at them, this is it! But a comical injury time own-goal equaliser after being two-up?? That's always funny!

It's difficult to argue against the facts. It appears that Ralph has totally lost his way with some of these players. Serious changes required - club structure, tactics, attitude.

Boris spends years slagging off his boss for failing to get a deal sorted, he even votes against it. He promises he can get a deal through Parliament. It's so easy he has spare time to break the law and close down the debate. He states he will never ask for an extension, he'd rather die in a ditch. He fails on every single promise. He then blames people who are not in power! It's as if he thinks we are rather gullible.

Perhaps we both were.... A pincer movement.

I know a guy who was on his way home from the launderette when he stopped to light a fag. In the dark he slipped and fell over his bag of washing. As he emerged from beneath the bedclothes he dropped the cigarette, which burned a Hindu peace symbol into the grass verge. Despite his protests, people who saw him there, caught up in a white sheet with a pillow case on his head, stood outside Lenny Henry's house next to a blazing Swastika, decided he was some sort of a white supremacist. There is usually a simple explanation.

This thread is worth a read just to discover the term nonce-on-nonce.

A couple of days on here debating something?