Ugh! May and Corbyn are going to have a 'Leaders' debate'

[PSRB]

Speaking of peevish, nasty and sort of feral - I almost felt sorry for Rooney yesterday. Trying to foul the Ox and getting nowhere ****ing near

How did he not get booked for that?

[Sir C]

Oh, if power were seized illegally, of course. But not in the common run of things, no.

However, the chances of Labour managing to pull off something as complex as nationwide electoral fraud are pretty slim given they couldn't find their arses with both hands at the moment.

Balls to that, when the socialists are elected the seizure of power may be legal but it is certainly immoral. I would authorised any and all measures to keep them from enslaving our Dear People.

[Burney]

I put it to you that what she means is, "When a member of MI5 kills in the line of duty we hold an internal enquiry to check that the execution was justified."

I should bloody well hope they're out there topping people where necessary. Mind you, I think what she probably means is that killing people isn't their job as that's down to the military once the intelligence job's been done.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

How did he not get booked for that?

Because he was not Xhaka

[Peter]

It is also believed by many that MI5 had a plan to kill Benn in the event that he succeeded Wilson as Labour leader.

I must say, it's good to know that the security services have our best interests at heart.

And its the left that don't believe in democracy?

[Peter]

Balls to that, when the socialists are elected the seizure of power may be legal but it is certainly immoral. I would authorised any and all measures to keep them from enslaving our Dear People.

The will of the (Dear) people counts for nothing in your eyes?

[Sir C]

The will of the (Dear) people counts for nothing in your eyes?

Christ no. They are as thick as mince and, on occasion, need saving from themselves.

[Sir C]

And its the left that don't believe in democracy?

No; the left believe in dictatorship. We on the side of Right believe in democracy but recognise universal suffrage as a dangerous error.

One man, one vote. That is to say, one gentleman over the age of 30, and of property, one vote.

[Luis Anaconda]

Yes
Terry was too soft because Sammy was fit but John had impressed when filling in and so wanted both of them to be in the 12 on the day
I guess the manager predicted a comfortable win against a 2nd Division side and with that in mind saw room for sentiment by keeping both John and Sammy happy
I like your Walford joke
Energetic John Hollins or young Paul Vaessen might have been less stupid substitute options

I thought we signed Hollins the following summer but you're right he could have been on the bench. Covered more positions for one thing.

[Burney]

I thought we signed Hollins the following summer but you're right he could have been on the bench. Covered more positions for one thing.

The thing I remember about John Hollins was that he appeared to be in his late 40s when we signed him.