FT General Election Poll 2019

[The Horse's Mouth]

 

[Finnaldo]

Just now, Strokes said:

I’ve definitely trolled you guys a few times but only ones that give it hard. 
Ive probably bitten as much as I’ve handed out over the years.

Unfortunately on such polarised issues, there are only winners and losers.

Everyone’s entitled to celebrate, far too many acted surprised or slighted when they start goading others 

[RoboFox]

All the Brexit banter boys coming in with their goading. Top draw stuff.

 

Where were you when we were having intelligent discourse? Thought so.

 

I might not agree with them, but at least my boys @MattP and @Jon the Hat have discussed the issues at hand eloquently throughout whilst standing by their convictions, and then haven't come in here acting like total fvcking cocks when the exit polls came in.

 

[SecretPro]

1 minute ago, RoboFox said:

All the Brexit banter boys coming in with their goading. Top draw stuff.

 

Where were you when we were having intelligent discourse? Thought so.

 

I might not agree with them, but at least my boys @MattP and @Jon the Hat have discussed the issues at hand eloquently throughout whilst standing by their convictions, and then haven't come in here acting like total fvcking cocks when the results came in. 

 

Precisely this

[steveherbe]

11 minutes ago, Izzy said:

You're better than that mate tbh

Yeah, you're probably right, I' m just delighted Labour and the Lib Dems have been smashed. Let's just get this great country back on track. Apologies for my earlier euphoria.

[StanSP]

Huw reads out a tweet from Ian Murray about Corbyn to blame in his constituency after speaking to 11,000 people for losing the election.

 

Asks Kate Hoey, who is obviously not the biggest fan of Corbyn to say the least, 'are you surprised by the strength of that?' 

 

Well, duh. Obviously not. She's gonna agree 100%  

[Mike Oxlong]

Cons looking like they will get not far off double the seats of Labour 

 

No doubt Dianne Abbott will accept her party got a shooing

[Finnaldo]

1 minute ago, steveherbe said:

Yeah, you're probably right, I' m just delighted Labour and the Lib Dems have been smashed. Let's just get this great country back on track. Apologies for my earlier euphoria.

Well done mate, nothing so far has been achieved on Brexit or domestically, but the only change is you look somewhat of a fool.

[simFox]

Labour need a David Milliband.

[Finnaldo]

Just now, simFox said:

Labour need a David Milliband.

Long-Bailey will do the job.

[Strokes]

2 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Huw reads out a tweet from Ian Murray about Corbyn to blame in his constituency after speaking to 11,000 people for losing the election.

 

Asks Kate Hoey, who is obviously not the biggest fan of Corbyn to say the least, 'are you surprised by the strength of that?' 

 

Well, duh. Obviously not. She's gonna agree 100%  

I thought she hit the nail on the head to be honest.

McDonnell at fault.

[UpTheLeagueFox]

Never thought I'd say this but would love to see more of Owen Jones on the telly tonight...

[StanSP]

1 minute ago, Strokes said:

I thought she hit the nail on the head to be honest.

McDonnell at fault.

I meant more that it's a tweet lambasting Corbyn and it's no surprise that Hoey is not going to be surprised that that's the case given her stance.

[Jimothy]

5 minutes ago, steveherbe said:

Yeah, you're probably right, I' m just delighted Labour and the Lib Dems have been smashed. Let's just get this great country back on track. Apologies for my earlier euphoria.

I'm no Corbyn or Swinson fan, but you say get this country back on track, you do realise the party looking likely to win has been in some form of power of the last nine years. If the country is off track, they've taken us off it.

[Strokes]

2 minutes ago, Finnaldo said:

Long-Bailey will do the job.

It’s way too soon for her surely? She’s only been an mp for like 4-5 years?

[The Horse's Mouth]

4 minutes ago, simFox said:

Labour need a David Milliband.

no they dont

[Finnaldo]

Just now, Strokes said:

It’s way too soon for her surely? She’s only been an mp for like 4-5 years?

Trump was President with zero years experience  

 

But yes you do have a point, we’ll see in the coming weeks what happens in the Labour Party 

[Leicester_Loyal]

15 minutes ago, Innovindil said:

**** that nonsense. I've spent the last 3 years getting dogs abuse, being told I'm racist, the country have changed their minds, all the old folk are dying out bla bla bla. 

 

I'm allowed to revel in some much needed lefty humility for 24 hours. Cheers. 

Too right. A lot of leavers on here started off as posters making reasonable points and yet they were given abuse. You can't cry when you get some back

[Strokes]

Just now, Facecloth said:

I'm no Corbyn or Swinson fan, but you say get this country back on track, you do realise the party looking likely to win has been in some form of power of the last nine years. If the country is off track, they've taken us off it.

5 years coalition. 4 years brexit infighting on a tight majority dwindling day by day. This is very much different if predictied numbers are correct.

[steveherbe]

5 minutes ago, Finnaldo said:

Well done mate, nothing so far has been achieved on Brexit or domestically, but the only change is you look somewhat of a fool.

No, the only fools on here are the ones that supported Commie Corbyn or delusional Swinson. We'll see what Boris can do, meantime we have a Premier League to win 😁

[Jimothy]

2 minutes ago, Strokes said:

It’s way too soon for her surely? She’s only been an mp for like 4-5 years?

David Cameron became an MP in 2001 and became leader in 2005, and was PM by 2010.

[urban.spaceman]

6 minutes ago, UpTheLeagueFox said:

Never thought I'd say this but would love to see more of Owen Jones on the telly tonight...

Genuinely, ****ing clueless.

 

 

[Strokes]

Just now, Facecloth said:

David Cameron became an MP in 2001 and became leader in 2005, and was PM by 2010.

That’s true, fair point. 

[Finnaldo]

2 minutes ago, steveherbe said:

No, the only fools on here are the ones that supported Commie Corbyn or delusional Swinson. We'll see what Boris can do, meantime we have a Premier League to win 😁

Off you trot to the football forum petal, your level of discourse belongs there

[ealingfox]

1 minute ago, Strokes said:

5 years coalition. 4 years brexit infighting on a tight majority dwindling day by day. This is very much different if predictied numbers are correct.

 

This is the problem though - how long do we get these excuses? Why is it still other people's fault?

 

They had a majority after 2015 - its disingenuous to characterise it as 4 years Brexit infighting. If there was instability, they must have caused it.