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I had them closer to 100 personally.

They definitely went early.

Tories getting 131 seats potentially is still high.

Labour 410 seats exit poll. Majority of 170.

Hazard is about to score...

PTSD brought about by too many years watching Leicester City

Knockaert has just missed the penalty vs Watford, for me.

Sounds like they'll be successful with the appeal. Similar to above almost as if it'll be decided the moment you walk into panel if it reaches that far.

A pile-on? As far as I can see his points were debated with good arguments (ignoring my own ) He even acknowledged some of them positively...?

Starting this new thread off with a bit of humour...

Oh I agree. PL rules are that bad that they can barely govern by them themselves correctly. Hence the loopholes and clubs exploiting them. I like this one. We argue that we 'are not a club'. I'm inclined to agree when you look at what we've done off the pitch

Sounds like we tried to appeal on a technicality and basically got told to do one and get a grip.

ITV 1.

Maidenhead about to bag a big wedge of money from Kilman's move! That's a huge amount for a non league side!

I reckon Faes and Souttar leave, with Coady staying

Good signing in terms of player but can't decide whether it's too expensive or not on a position we don't need. Big thing is he's young and hopefully, if sold in 3-4yrs, we're making big profit on him.

Hold on, it's not like the Tories had 14 years to improve things, right? If a lot of shit is going to be blamed on the Tories now, then it's more likely to be fair game, no? There's also more than likely going to be some evidence that can substantiate the 'blame' or to back up the claims of how things fvcked up.

In that respect, yes. But no one can't realistically argue that Tories made everything better. Stuff has just got worse since they've been in power, progressively so. Lack of competent leaders, economic instability, allegations of corruption, fraud, bribes, sexual assaults, inciting division. Just a sheer lack of control or discipline particularly in the last 5-10yrs. Okay yeah things became bad enough under Labour for them to lose power. Things currently are not any better than when they left office though. Tories now are worse than when Labour lost.

Was that picture even from yesterday? Could be an old picture...

Wait til you see the back of the shirt...

Yeah I meant the actual debate and your vociferous defence!

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Is he stupid? Boats weren't as much of an issue 14 years ago Just reinforces the point that they've also done nothing for that amount of time too...

Food banks was the first thing that came to my mind too. When you look at the numbers they were at at the start of the Tory government compared to now, it's mad to think thinks are every bit as bad now as they were back then. As for "staunch' Labour voters, perhaps that's just an indication of how bad things have got under the Tories over 14 years, predominantly the last 5/6 of those. So whether anyone was staunch Labour or not should be irrelevant when it comes to getting the current shower of shit out. And piss-takers? There's some non-Labour voters on here who enjoy a laugh or can take a light-hearted look at politics on here too. They're just outnumbered. So be it.