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Jo swinson is at the debate..is she in the audience or.is she going to be a surprise addition in the third part0
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Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?0
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"Totally" she is totally shite.nichomar said:
You would find any lib dem leader repellent because you see them trying to occupy your entitled space in the ‘any but Tory vote’ spectrum and the bastards get elected to local councils depriving you of your god given right to anoint the next labour candidate. The tories believe the same, the duopoly is all they want to preserve but it will be what it will be. I predict that corbyn will be an even better helper than Michael Foot was to the Tory cause. It’s you’re own fault, nobody else you support him you live with him but at least criticism lib dem policies rather than petty personality slurs.bigjohnowls said:
So since October LD down from 22 to 12 and its all Corbyns fault. At least your consistent.nichomar said:
Totally due to the sheer horror that many people feel about corbyn getting into power, you should really question why you want to lose elections and fail the people you pretend to want to help because losing with a true socialist platform is more important than actually changing people’s lives. Labour sub 200 big Tory majority all because of corbyn and his clique.bigjohnowls said:
Why are LDs down from 22 to 12?nichomar said:
Well at least she doesn't help the tories as much as corbyn whch i is the single reason Johnson is heading for a majority.bigjohnowls said:Hence forth Tory Swinson is renamed super Jo as she has managed to halve LD VI in a couple of months.
Long may she reign.
Nothing to do with Super Jo or Jezza?
Your leader is a voter repellent hypocritical lightweight you should get rid and get Layla in.
No way LD vote would be nose diving faster than a Beoing 737 Max without Super Jo.
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But there is something fundamentally wrong with your model in London. I do not suggest the LDs will win Finchley or Hampstead - but those LD %s are impossible.Barnesian said:
As has already been explained, the LD vote going down is because of successful tactical voting. It will be going up in LD target seats and dropping rapidly in non-target seats to avoid splitting the remain vote. There are many more non-target seats so the average LD share comes down but hopefully the number of targets seats won by LDs goes up.bigjohnowls said:
So since October LD down from 22 to 12 and its all Corbyns fault. At least your consistent.nichomar said:
Totally due to the sheer horror that many people feel about corbyn getting into power, you should really question why you want to lose elections and fail the people you pretend to want to help because losing with a true socialist platform is more important than actually changing people’s lives. Labour sub 200 big Tory majority all because of corbyn and his clique.bigjohnowls said:
Why are LDs down from 22 to 12?nichomar said:
Well at least she doesn't help the tories as much as corbyn whch i is the single reason Johnson is heading for a majority.bigjohnowls said:Hence forth Tory Swinson is renamed super Jo as she has managed to halve LD VI in a couple of months.
Long may she reign.
Nothing to do with Super Jo or Jezza?
Your leader is a voter repellent hypocritical lightweight you should get rid and get Layla in.
No way LD vote would be nose diving faster than a Beoing 737 Max without Super Jo.
I'm not dismayed by it. It's nothing to do with Jo but a function of successful targeting.0 -
Heckling - "What about skills wallets and 30 trillion trees for the squirrels."timmo said:Jo swinson is at the debate..is she in the audience or.is she going to be a surprise addition in the third part
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I wouldn’t put it past her to try and mount a stage invasion.timmo said:Jo swinson is at the debate..is she in the audience or.is she going to be a surprise addition in the third part
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Pochettino sacked.0
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I think you are right.GIN1138 said:
Corbyn will do well (be seen widely to have "won") and it will make absolutely no difference whatsoever.CorrectHorseBattery said:If Corbyn does well, this will be the start.
If he does badly, it might well be the end.
Although I think Johnson running away from one of the debates isn't a great idea.0 -
I wouldn't call it significant. It was 33 Boris 19 Corbyn, now 35/22. So a net gain of 1 for Corbyn.CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
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It is difficult to know why you should want to play the caricature of a student trot in such a way that will repel any floating voters - but I guess that is another small benefit to the LDs.bigjohnowls said:
"Totally" she is totally shite.nichomar said:
You would find any lib dem leader repellent because you see them trying to occupy your entitled space in the ‘any but Tory vote’ spectrum and the bastards get elected to local councils depriving you of your god given right to anoint the next labour candidate. The tories believe the same, the duopoly is all they want to preserve but it will be what it will be. I predict that corbyn will be an even better helper than Michael Foot was to the Tory cause. It’s you’re own fault, nobody else you support him you live with him but at least criticism lib dem policies rather than petty personality slurs.bigjohnowls said:
So since October LD down from 22 to 12 and its all Corbyns fault. At least your consistent.nichomar said:
Totally due to the sheer horror that many people feel about corbyn getting into power, you should really question why you want to lose elections and fail the people you pretend to want to help because losing with a true socialist platform is more important than actually changing people’s lives. Labour sub 200 big Tory majority all because of corbyn and his clique.bigjohnowls said:
Why are LDs down from 22 to 12?nichomar said:
Well at least she doesn't help the tories as much as corbyn whch i is the single reason Johnson is heading for a majority.bigjohnowls said:Hence forth Tory Swinson is renamed super Jo as she has managed to halve LD VI in a couple of months.
Long may she reign.
Nothing to do with Super Jo or Jezza?
Your leader is a voter repellent hypocritical lightweight you should get rid and get Layla in.
No way LD vote would be nose diving faster than a Beoing 737 Max without Super Jo.
Which policies the skills wallet winner or the 30 trillion trees0 -
Call me a dreamer but that's not much of a gap all things considered? I honestly thought Johnson would be miles ahead.RobD said:
Was 33 Boris 19 Corbyn now 35/22. So a net gain of 1 for Corbyn.CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
Also in YouGov latest poll, youth intention up significantly. One to watch I think.0 -
I'm gonna vote LD tactically here but Swinson is awful, she does this annoying head nodding thing that drives me mad0
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Maybe, but Johnson is clearly not down significantly. In fact, he's up.CorrectHorseBattery said:
Call me a dreamer but that's not much of a gap all things considered? I honestly thought Johnson would be miles ahead.RobD said:
Was 33 Boris 19 Corbyn now 35/22. So a net gain of 1 for Corbyn.CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
Also in YouGov latest poll, youth intention up significantly. One to watch I think.0 -
Becham?MarqueeMark said:Poch sacked.
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Gutted.MarqueeMark said:Pochettino sacked.
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Why Daniel Levy blames his manager when he is completely culpable is beyond me. A lying shyster who I still recall tapping up Berahino and ruining his career by suggesting he had made a £20m+ offer when it was £5m + add ons which would have never been paid.MarqueeMark said:Pochettino sacked.
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Well if Scotland was in the same qualifying position I d be pretty grumpy with the timingsTheScreamingEagles said:
Nobody cares.JBriskinindyref2 said:Why s it clashing with Wales match???
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A whole £5.50 invested in buzzword bingo.1
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It's not working so far though is it?alb1on said:
It is difficult to know why you should want to play the caricature of a student trot in such a way that will repel any floating voters - but I guess that is another small benefit to the LDs.bigjohnowls said:
"Totally" she is totally shite.nichomar said:
You would find any lib dem leader repellent because you see them trying to occupy your entitled space in the ‘any but Tory vote’ spectrum and the bastards get elected to local councils depriving you of your god given right to anoint the next labour candidate. The tories believe the same, the duopoly is all they want to preserve but it will be what it will be. I predict that corbyn will be an even better helper than Michael Foot was to the Tory cause. It’s you’re own fault, nobody else you support him you live with him but at least criticism lib dem policies rather than petty personality slurs.bigjohnowls said:
So since October LD down from 22 to 12 and its all Corbyns fault. At least your consistent.nichomar said:
Totally due to the sheer horror that many people feel about corbyn getting into power, you should really question why you want to lose elections and fail the people you pretend to want to help because losing with a true socialist platform is more important than actually changing people’s lives. Labour sub 200 big Tory majority all because of corbyn and his clique.bigjohnowls said:
Why are LDs down from 22 to 12?nichomar said:
Well at least she doesn't help the tories as much as corbyn whch i is the single reason Johnson is heading for a majority.bigjohnowls said:Hence forth Tory Swinson is renamed super Jo as she has managed to halve LD VI in a couple of months.
Long may she reign.
Nothing to do with Super Jo or Jezza?
Your leader is a voter repellent hypocritical lightweight you should get rid and get Layla in.
No way LD vote would be nose diving faster than a Beoing 737 Max without Super Jo.
Which policies the skills wallet winner or the 30 trillion trees0 -
Tories are down 5 points in that poll? Arguably back to normal level, if that one poll was an outlierRobD said:
Maybe, but Johnson is clearly not down significantly. In fact, he's up.CorrectHorseBattery said:
Call me a dreamer but that's not much of a gap all things considered? I honestly thought Johnson would be miles ahead.RobD said:
Was 33 Boris 19 Corbyn now 35/22. So a net gain of 1 for Corbyn.CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
Also in YouGov latest poll, youth intention up significantly. One to watch I think.0 -
We have signed up loads of Register to Votes from local College.RobD said:
Maybe, but Johnson is clearly not down significantly. In fact, he's up.CorrectHorseBattery said:
Call me a dreamer but that's not much of a gap all things considered? I honestly thought Johnson would be miles ahead.RobD said:
Was 33 Boris 19 Corbyn now 35/22. So a net gain of 1 for Corbyn.CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
Also in YouGov latest poll, youth intention up significantly. One to watch I think.0 -
"Running away"? Yawn. He's turning up to the main events, and sending a kid to the kids' table debate.CorrectHorseBattery said:If Corbyn does well, this will be the start.
If he does badly, it might well be the end.
Although I think Johnson running away from one of the debates isn't a great idea.0 -
Every little helps and we are in your debt.bigjohnowls said:
It's not working so far though is it?alb1on said:
It is difficult to know why you should want to play the caricature of a student trot in such a way that will repel any floating voters - but I guess that is another small benefit to the LDs.bigjohnowls said:
"Totally" she is totally shite.nichomar said:
You would find any lib dem leader repellent because you see them trying to occupy your entitled space in the ‘any but Tory vote’ spectrum and the bastards get elected to local councils depriving you of your god given right to anoint the next labour candidate. The tories believe the same, the duopoly is all they want to preserve but it will be what it will be. I predict that corbyn will be an even better helper than Michael Foot was to the Tory cause. It’s you’re own fault, nobody else you support him you live with him but at least criticism lib dem policies rather than petty personality slurs.bigjohnowls said:
So since October LD down from 22 to 12 and its all Corbyns fault. At least your consistent.nichomar said:
Totally due to the sheer horror that many people feel about corbyn getting into power, you should really question why you want to lose elections and fail the people you pretend to want to help because losing with a true socialist platform is more important than actually changing people’s lives. Labour sub 200 big Tory majority all because of corbyn and his clique.bigjohnowls said:
Why are LDs down from 22 to 12?nichomar said:
Well at least she doesn't help the tories as much as corbyn whch i is the single reason Johnson is heading for a majority.bigjohnowls said:Hence forth Tory Swinson is renamed super Jo as she has managed to halve LD VI in a couple of months.
Long may she reign.
Nothing to do with Super Jo or Jezza?
Your leader is a voter repellent hypocritical lightweight you should get rid and get Layla in.
No way LD vote would be nose diving faster than a Beoing 737 Max without Super Jo.
Which policies the skills wallet winner or the 30 trillion trees0 -
If all the other leaders turn up and he doesn't, what is his excuse?BluerBlue said:
"Running away"? Yawn. He's turning up to the main events, and sending a kid to the kids' table debate.CorrectHorseBattery said:If Corbyn does well, this will be the start.
If he does badly, it might well be the end.
Although I think Johnson running away from one of the debates isn't a great idea.0 -
I'm talking about your original claim that Johnson was down significantly as most preferred. Whoever you read that from is spreading fake news.CorrectHorseBattery said:
Tories are down 5 points in that poll? Arguably back to normal level, if that one poll was an outlierRobD said:
Maybe, but Johnson is clearly not down significantly. In fact, he's up.CorrectHorseBattery said:
Call me a dreamer but that's not much of a gap all things considered? I honestly thought Johnson would be miles ahead.RobD said:
Was 33 Boris 19 Corbyn now 35/22. So a net gain of 1 for Corbyn.CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
Also in YouGov latest poll, youth intention up significantly. One to watch I think.0 -
Yes. I would imagine that any performance other than bursting into flames in the middle of the stage will be seen as a victory for Corbyn, so low are expectations.GIN1138 said:
Corbyn will do well (be seen widely to have "won") and it will make absolutely no difference whatsoever.CorrectHorseBattery said:If Corbyn does well, this will be the start.
If he does badly, it might well be the end.
Although I think Johnson running away from one of the debates isn't a great idea.
On the other hand, what proportion of the electorate will be paying attention, and how many of those will be undecided? Not many and even fewer, I would suspect.
Being a pessimist I'm still concerned by the possibility of Labour catching up as in 2017, but one has to remember at this point that, looking back through electoral history, campaigns often make little difference to the outcome. If most voters have already made up their minds then the partial stand-down of the Brexit Party and a modest squeeze of the Lib Dem vote share may be about as far as it goes between now and election day.
We shall, of course, find out in just over three weeks' time...0 -
An appointment at the STD clinic?CorrectHorseBattery said:
If all the other leaders turn up and he doesn't, what is his excuse?BluerBlue said:
"Running away"? Yawn. He's turning up to the main events, and sending a kid to the kids' table debate.CorrectHorseBattery said:If Corbyn does well, this will be the start.
If he does badly, it might well be the end.
Although I think Johnson running away from one of the debates isn't a great idea.0 -
Hillary Clinton.Philip_Thompson said:
Kate Garraway.Peter_the_Punter said:Can we please all save time by stating now who we think has won.
I think SuperJo won it, by virtue of not appearing.0 -
I can verify that the gap between Boris and Corbyn with Ipsos Mori is the largest in their history of asking the same question since 1977...CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
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Feel your pain, we're lucky FSG back Klopp in the transfer market.Scrapheap_as_was said:
Gutted.MarqueeMark said:Pochettino sacked.
Lose the Champions League final? Spend nearly £180 million that summer to win it the next year.
Have a struggling defence? Break the world record transfer fee for a GK and Centre back in the space of 6 months.
Levy should take note.0 -
I certainly wouldn't bet against this outcome though I hope otherwisebigjohnowls said:
I think you are right.GIN1138 said:
Corbyn will do well (be seen widely to have "won") and it will make absolutely no difference whatsoever.CorrectHorseBattery said:If Corbyn does well, this will be the start.
If he does badly, it might well be the end.
Although I think Johnson running away from one of the debates isn't a great idea.0 -
You think Super Jo is good?alb1on said:
Every little helps and we are in your debt.bigjohnowls said:
It's not working so far though is it?alb1on said:
It is difficult to know why you should want to play the caricature of a student trot in such a way that will repel any floating voters - but I guess that is another small benefit to the LDs.bigjohnowls said:
"Totally" she is totally shite.nichomar said:
You would find any lib dem leader repellent because you see them trying to occupy your entitled space in the ‘any but Tory vote’ spectrum and the bastards get elected to local councils depriving you of your god given right to anoint the next labour candidate. The tories believe the same, the duopoly is all they want to preserve but it will be what it will be. I predict that corbyn will be an even better helper than Michael Foot was to the Tory cause. It’s you’re own fault, nobody else you support him you live with him but at least criticism lib dem policies rather than petty personality slurs.bigjohnowls said:
So since October LD down from 22 to 12 and its all Corbyns fault. At least your consistent.nichomar said:
Totally due to the sheer horror that many people feel about corbyn getting into power, you should really question why you want to lose elections and fail the people you pretend to want to help because losing with a true socialist platform is more important than actually changing people’s lives. Labour sub 200 big Tory majority all because of corbyn and his clique.bigjohnowls said:
Why are LDs down from 22 to 12?nichomar said:
Well at least she doesn't help the tories as much as corbyn whch i is the single reason Johnson is heading for a majority.bigjohnowls said:Hence forth Tory Swinson is renamed super Jo as she has managed to halve LD VI in a couple of months.
Long may she reign.
Nothing to do with Super Jo or Jezza?
Your leader is a voter repellent hypocritical lightweight you should get rid and get Layla in.
No way LD vote would be nose diving faster than a Beoing 737 Max without Super Jo.
Which policies the skills wallet winner or the 30 trillion trees
Tou are in for a shock on the 12th.0 -
That's not the question I asked, is that you Boris?BluerBlue said:
I can verify that the gap between Boris and Corbyn with Ipsos Mori is the largest in their history of asking the same question since 1977...CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
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Prepare to see that gap plummet after tonight after Corbyn does basically ok. We'll see if it makes a difference.BluerBlue said:
I can verify that the gap between Boris and Corbyn with Ipsos Mori is the largest in their history of asking the same question since 1977...CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
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At his best, Boris is showbiz, brings sparkle, is genuinely funny and is someone everyone wants to be friends with. At his worst he is a gallumphing, plodding, inarticulate bully.
At his best, Corbs is a hugely effective advocate of those in need of help and fighter against injustice; at his worst he is shouty, small-minded, and bigoted.
Which ones will turn up tonight?0 -
Ipsos Mori are playing the long game, asking about Boris and Corbyn for 42 years.BluerBlue said:
I can verify that the gap between Boris and Corbyn with Ipsos Mori is the largest in their history of asking the same question since 1977...CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
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I can t watch and type at the same time - see you on the other side if I ve got anything to say0
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My Lib Dem council (since May this year) have just bunged a gumpf newsletter through my door, which I’m sure I’ve paid for, saying they’ve declared a climate emergency on our behalf. They are now imploring us all to ‘eat less meat’.
I’m going to eat more meat.
I may end up posting pork chops through their letterbox.0 -
That he only debates with his rival for the premiership of the UK, not with the heads of minor parties. Easy.alb1on said:
An appointment at the STD clinic?CorrectHorseBattery said:
If all the other leaders turn up and he doesn't, what is his excuse?BluerBlue said:
"Running away"? Yawn. He's turning up to the main events, and sending a kid to the kids' table debate.CorrectHorseBattery said:If Corbyn does well, this will be the start.
If he does badly, it might well be the end.
Although I think Johnson running away from one of the debates isn't a great idea.0 -
Swinson needed a good year plus in the role as leader. This election came far too soon.CorrectHorseBattery said:I'm gonna vote LD tactically here but Swinson is awful, she does this annoying head nodding thing that drives me mad
Actually, Cable hung on far too long as Leader to give her a chance to grow into the requirements of the post. Not helped by making a fundamental error in going too far on Brexit. They should have mirrored Labour's (admittedly shite) position and then positioned themselves as the Not Bat-shit Crazy Left.0 -
Here we go!!0
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Jezza with a Trump tie. For once Boris is the proper length.0
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A bit rich coming from you, no?CorrectHorseBattery said:
That's not the question I asked, is that you Boris?BluerBlue said:
I can verify that the gap between Boris and Corbyn with Ipsos Mori is the largest in their history of asking the same question since 1977...CorrectHorseBattery said:Apparently Johnson down significantly as most preferred between Corbyn and Johnson in Kantar poll - can anyone verify?
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I offered no opinion on Swinson so I presume this was just another extension of your student trot persona - misrepresentation. However, since you ask, I prefer her to Corbyn and Johnson. Although, tbf, I would prefer an outbreak of amoebic dysentry to either of them.bigjohnowls said:
You think Super Jo is good?alb1on said:
Every little helps and we are in your debt.bigjohnowls said:
It's not working so far though is it?alb1on said:
It is difficult to know why you should want to play the caricature of a student trot in such a way that will repel any floating voters - but I guess that is another small benefit to the LDs.bigjohnowls said:
"Totally" she is totally shite.nichomar said:
You would find any lib dem leader repellent because you see them trying to occupy your entitled space in the ‘any but Tory vote’ spectrum and the bastards get elected to local councils depriving you of your god given right to anoint the next labour candidate. The tories believe the same, the duopoly is all they want to preserve but it will be what it will be. I predict that corbyn will be an even better helper than Michael Foot was to the Tory cause. It’s you’re own fault, nobody else you support him you live with him but at least criticism lib dem policies rather than petty personality slurs.bigjohnowls said:
So since October LD down from 22 to 12 and its all Corbyns fault. At least your consistent.nichomar said:
Totally due to the sheer horror that many people feel about corbyn getting into power, you should really question why you want to lose elections and fail the people you pretend to want to help because losing with a true socialist platform is more important than actually changing people’s lives. Labour sub 200 big Tory majority all because of corbyn and his clique.bigjohnowls said:
Why are LDs down from 22 to 12?nichomar said:
Well at least she doesn't help the tories as much as corbyn whch i is the single reason Johnson is heading for a majority.bigjohnowls said:Hence forth Tory Swinson is renamed super Jo as she has managed to halve LD VI in a couple of months.
Long may she reign.
Nothing to do with Super Jo or Jezza?
Your leader is a voter repellent hypocritical lightweight you should get rid and get Layla in.
No way LD vote would be nose diving faster than a Beoing 737 Max without Super Jo.
Which policies the skills wallet winner or the 30 trillion trees
Tou are in for a shock on the 12th.0 -
*cue dramatic music, and activate Julie Etchingham*0
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So the Guido story looks true, sad to say.0
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I'm watching Holby. A true story about the NHS in crisis thanks to the Tories and their little helpers like Super Jo.JBriskinindyref2 said:I can t watch and type at the same time - see you on the other side if I ve got anything to say
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I see Corbyn has gone with a good, reliable red tie. I wouldn't want to get them confused.0
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Sounds like the Blockbusters theme tune.0
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He's still not won a trophy ... what this means for Spurs, it's not good for sure, Jezza won't nationalise us as he's a poxy gooner!! So that's something positive.TheScreamingEagles said:Paging @Scrapheap_as_was
Poch sacked.
https://twitter.com/SpursOfficial/status/1196874518951796736
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Their proposals for the former are meaningless drivel. Leaving aside the fact Gove promised something similar in 2010 (I wonder how that went?) what they are proposing is either local authority control or effectively academy chain control. Both have been utterly disastrous. They are a recipe fo cronyism, incompetence and waste.kle4 said:
Replacing Ofsted.
Not abolishing private schools, which surprises me.
Even if their proposals on private education and charitable status are legal and practical, as I have repeatedly pointed out VAT on school fees would close most private schools. So while they have the right idea in terms of cutting class sizes to 20, the money they have put aside for it is laughably inadequate. £12 billion a year would be none too much.
So - just to be clear - they’re proposing zero carbon transport and proposing to eliminate the only realistic way of achieving it? They want to build lots of railway lines, just not the only one that will make a big difference?kle4 said:
Trident, new roads, airports, HS2 axed
A read through and it’s a bunch of unicorn policies put forward by a bunch of self righteous but dimwitted authoritarians. It’s like Labour’s policy offering but with a better colour scheme and less violence.0 -
Weird observation: Both Johnson and Corbyn were trying to look confident but not quite smug in the first shot. Johnson's mouth naturally curves up into a not quite cheeky grin, whereas Corbyn's naturally curves down into a not quite smug smirk.0
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Corbyn's right eye problem is a problem already0
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I thought he'd come on dressed as santa with some reindeer.kle4 said:I see Corbyn has gone with a good, reliable red tie. I wouldn't want to get them confused.
Anyway... Poch.... sniff.0 -
Both of their eyes look close together. Had not noticed that before.0
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Corbyn's glasses are on at an annoyingly wobbly angle....0
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Squinty Corbyn is squinty.0
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...or his head is.0
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Climate crisis before NHS from Jezza. Interesting.0
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Stop looking down Boris0
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Boris hasn't memorised his speech lol0
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Yep - he's be better off wearing a patch at this rateRochdalePioneers said:Corbyn's right eye problem is a problem already
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Bozza straight in on Brexit.
Battle lines drawn.0 -
Yup. Corbyn looks (literally) twitchy. Johnson had to write notes on his hand. Great start.maaarsh said:Stop looking down Boris
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I know it was 1/10 at Ladbrokes but Johnson saying 'Get Brexit Done' in basically his first sentence was very quick.
Honestly, can he not remember more than 3 words at a time?1 -
No transfers for 2 transfer windows, muck up the contracts of your entire starting back 4 and key central midfielder. Pay under the market rate to the whole squad.TheScreamingEagles said:
Feel your pain, we're lucky FSG back Klopp in the transfer market.Scrapheap_as_was said:
Gutted.MarqueeMark said:Pochettino sacked.
Lose the Champions League final? Spend nearly £180 million that summer to win it the next year.
Have a struggling defence? Break the world record transfer fee for a GK and Centre back in the space of 6 months.
Levy should take note.
Take a bow Mr Levy.0 -
Corbyn offering dither and delay will be a big theme from Boris, I am sure. It's not a terrible line, but Corbyn will need to hit back on the government incompetence.0
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What channel is the debate on. I'm watching ITV1 but seem to have found a cross between The Cube and Tron.3
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Corbyn looks tired and grumpy. Grinch like.0
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Where's Nick Clegg?
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Is that ITV1+1 (1 hour delay?)Drutt said:What channel is the debate on. I'm watching ITV1 but seem to have found a cross between The Cube and Tron.
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Why? Is it in common with most Rightists not on message?RochdalePioneers said:Corbyn's right eye problem is a problem already
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Jeremy is the Tory little helper for gods sake anybody sensible in charge of labour and you would be winning hands down.bigjohnowls said:
I'm watching Holby. A true story about the NHS in crisis thanks to the Tories and their little helpers like Super Jo.JBriskinindyref2 said:I can t watch and type at the same time - see you on the other side if I ve got anything to say
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I could do without the applause.0
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Another referendum sounds quite gruelling tbh from Jezza.0
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Whoosh?Sunil_Prasannan said:
Is that ITV1+1 (1 hour delay?)Drutt said:What channel is the debate on. I'm watching ITV1 but seem to have found a cross between The Cube and Tron.
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Eh? It got through the support with the DUP!?1
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Brexit will take a long time, it's true, but given Corbyn is offering a referendum which might also see us Brexit, I don't see how he can hit Boris for that point since his own plan might do the same.0
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Corbyn's tie is so red that it's almost SNP Orange. Not that he's pointing the way to the SNP...0
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How many times in Boris going to mention how many CON candidates are standing?!0
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OoopsRobD said:
Whoosh?Sunil_Prasannan said:
Is that ITV1+1 (1 hour delay?)Drutt said:What channel is the debate on. I'm watching ITV1 but seem to have found a cross between The Cube and Tron.
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HS2 won't make a difference.ydoethur said:
Their proposals for the former are meaningless drivel. Leaving aside the fact Gove promised something similar in 2010 (I wonder how that went?) what they are proposing is either local authority control or effectively academy chain control. Both have been utterly disastrous. They are a recipe fo cronyism, incompetence and waste.kle4 said:
Replacing Ofsted.
Not abolishing private schools, which surprises me.
Even if their proposals on private education and charitable status are legal and practical, as I have repeatedly pointed out VAT on school fees would close most private schools. So while they have the right idea in terms of cutting class sizes to 20, the money they have put aside for it is laughably inadequate. £12 billion a year would be none too much.
So - just to be clear - they’re proposing zero carbon transport and proposing to eliminate the only realistic way of achieving it? They want to build lots of railway lines, just not the only one that will make a big difference?kle4 said:
Trident, new roads, airports, HS2 axed
A read through and it’s a bunch of unicorn policies put forward by a bunch of self righteous but dimwitted authoritarians. It’s like Labour’s policy offering but with a better colour scheme and less violence.0 -
Boris pressing 'Mr Corbyn' on his Brexit position0
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Boos instead?LostPassword said:I could do without the applause.
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I'm just being facetious about the set. Corbyn looking physically a bit gammy and struggling,obvs, on the brexit q.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Is that ITV1+1 (1 hour delay?)Drutt said:What channel is the debate on. I'm watching ITV1 but seem to have found a cross between The Cube and Tron.
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It is hugely unfortunate and not his fault but Jezza's eye is distracting and his glasses act like a barrier between him and everyone else.0
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Boris has mentioned 635 candidates backing his deal 3 times already, I think he's memorised the wrong points to repeat.0
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BORIS: Is Mr Corbyn leave or remain
JEREMY: That's not up to me
And the grave gets dug deeper.0 -
Is Corbyn wearing someone else's glasses? They're so wonky.0
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Jezza not saying whether he supports leave or remain is a bad look imo (paging @kinabalu).1
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Bottles and a chicken wire screen?Sunil_Prasannan said:
Boos instead?LostPassword said:I could do without the applause.
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Boris has learned from Cameron's mistake of calling Nick Clegg by his first name.
Corbyn can't say whether he will campaign for Leave or Remain in JezRef.0 -
Bloody clapping.0
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Sorry but Bozza is knocking this out of the park. Putting Jezza into a corner of having to make a decision.0
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What's Jezza's favourite Christmas carol?LostPassword said:Is Corbyn wearing someone else's glasses? They're so wonky.
Little Wonky!1
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