Scummer

If I had a copy I don't think I'd be taking it to pieces, might be worth a few quid in the future.

On the signs saying that there were no programmes Saturday there was a note to say that if you had an issue to email the supporters charter address. Has anyone tried that? Maybe it would be a way of getting some sort of explanation.

Maybe the Liberals and Conservatives will form a coalition.......

Although when they calculate a majority, they include Sinn Fein, who have 4 seats but don't sit in Westminster.

Bournemouth went bust. West Ham are going bust. Saints went bust. Portsmouth went bust. Tottenham...........?

In other news, England seem to be doing ok in the Twenty20.

Portsmouth North is 0.919, 20th most marginal seat in the country.

I guess the reason why individual votes are more important this time is that if there is a hung parliament there is going to be a lot of focus on how many votes each party got, not simply how many seats they gained.

There's loads of voting centres per constituency. You need to make sure you go to the correct one.

The Financial Times and The Economist don't share your views, and you'd think this would be their area of expertise.

Ethnic Origin Many forms include a section asking for details of your ethnic origin. This section should play no part in the selection process but is included so that employers can measure the proportion of ethnic minority applicants and the success rate of their applications - these questionnaires have been approved by the Commission for Racial Equality. They are optional, though, so if you prefer not to complete this section there is no compulsion on you to do so.

The UK is clearly more enlightened than France.

I think the idea of having it on the forms is to prevent discrimination, not to encourage it.

For what reason?

Is this Hampshire's first home game? How is the work at the Rose Bowl coming along?

Remind me, which party has ring-fenced NHS spending?

Some awful scaremongering in there. First they say: But then tucked away at the bottom: The Child Tax credits cut will only impact couples earning around £50k and upwards. Hardly the poorest. Plus that will be largely negated by the reversal of the NI increase.

The Financial Times and The Economist, both serious and respected publications, have come out in favour of the Conservatives. They obviously trust them to take the right decisions to get the UK back on track.

Ah, my apologies. Bit of a strange starting point to you to have chosen then...

Millwall have the same number of points as us since that point, we have a better goal difference. We are the 2nd best team in the league since 1st October.

It's worse than that, we were still on -1 and bottom of the league at that point.

It's an odd site, that one. The Ladbrokes part says LibDems will hold my seat (Portsmouth South) but the Finktank bit seems to suggest Conservatives will take it.

Because we want a sponsorless shirt for our 125th anniversary.

West Ham stayed up Phil, they won't be in the CCC, not next year at least.

I find it funny that the socialists have such a low opinion of the public at large. Isn't that a bit contradictory?