Even better, I was the teacher. Tuck your shirt in, scruffThat’s how I like to do it, what are you the prefect who leave an apple on the teachers desk each morning
I don’t gambleAnd I’ll have £100 pound with you on it too if you have got a pair?
You don’t need the £ sign and ‘quid’
…because I don’t gamble.No one on this forum has a set of bollocks, as soon as money is mentioned their knackers get sucked back in
£100 quid for the season ticket fund mate on it ?
I mean I’d take it on, but I’m not sure which one of your 42 burner accounts would pay up at the end.No one on this forum has a set of bollocks, as soon as money is mentioned their knackers get sucked back in
I'm not sure, think some one has been in the boozerOn what?
I don’t think anyone knows- not sure he does either.On what?
Recount in Coventry apparently.If the bet is for who is winning the London Mayoral election I’ll happily take that lol
Seems WM is a close Labour win as well, apparently Tories asking for a recount.
All rather bizarre.Some of the reporting from reputable journalists has left a bit to be desired. I've always found this 'client journalist' stuff a bit tin foil hat but they were stating since voting finished that London was neck and neck and that Street was cruising to victory.
Where is that information coming from because it's clearly not from anywhere reliable.
Some of the reporting from reputable journalists has left a bit to be desired. I've always found this 'client journalist' stuff a bit tin foil hat but they were stating since voting finished that London was neck and neck and that Street was cruising to victory.
Where is that information coming from because it's clearly not from anywhere reliable.
Granted she's the Suns political editor and they aren't exactly renowned for accuracy but how do you 'find' thousands of extra votes a couple of hours after journalists have been reporting an expected Street loss by 2,000 - 3,000 votes? News coverage earlier was saying that even with a full recount a change of more than a couple of hundred votes would be unusual
Don't live down there so can't comment myself but my mum is gutted. Only time she's ever voted Conservative in her life is for Andy Street. Loves what he's done for the region.
As I said, can't comment. Don't live in the area so just going off her opinion when we speak.What’s he done?
Andy Burnham re-elected in Manchester with nearly two thirds of the vote. Tories barely got 10%
Yep. Could definitely see them asking him to join them if the GE is really bad.The Tories are in big trouble. I can see them doing something mad like getting Farage in the shadow cabinet at some point.
Been a fan since I moved up hereI really like Andy Burnham always strikes as a great potential leader but wouldn’t excite the southern press.
Probably lost on purpose. You know, playing the long game.So he was out in may then
???So he was out in may then
Thrown a kettle over a pubWhat’s he done?
Andy Street out in may, I said it would happen
I see Sunak is telling anyone who will listen that the results from last week prove that we’re heading for a hung parliament. Not sure if he’s a fool or he thinks everyone else is. I don’t think in his case the two are mutually exclusive.
It’s a pretty ridiculous statement. Voting is always narrower at GE’s than council elections. If independents were a party they were the forth biggest party last week, that won’t happen at a GE. Crucially it was only English elections last week, he’s working on the premise that Labour won’t make gains in Scotland, which seems highly unlikely given the state of the SNP at the moment.
No doubt that the polls will narrow and the Tories will do better than polls suggest but unless Reform chooses not to run it’s difficult to see where they’re going to get the votes from to win enough seats in England for it to be a hung parliament and it is England that they’ll have to do it in. They’re not going to take Scotland or Wales.
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