MessiWillSignForVilla

I don't expect to get it, but surely a penalty for the blatant push on Buendia?

As part of the Nakamba news

Assuming this is true, I'm pleasantly surprised at how much this is cutting through. Crucially, when looking at the data from the Survation poll, it's not just a Johnson issue, but massively affecting the Tories as a whole. Favourability (changes with October): Johnson: Favourable 30% (-8) Unfavourable 53% (+11) Net -23% (-19) Starmer: Favourable 33% (+2) Unfavourable 35% (-3) Net -2% (+5) Conservative Party: Favourable 31% (-6) Unfavourable 47% (+6) Net -16% (-12) Labour Party: Favourable 34% (-) Unfavourable 41% (+1) Net -7% (-1) Maybe I should stick a tenner on a Labour/Lib Dem win next week...

I think the Golden Knights owner is the rival bidder, so I doubt they'll go with something similar to them.

Despite the new advice to WFH from Monday when possible, I've been told that next Tuesday I'll need to come in so I can bring in my gift for Secret Santa... In fact Secret Santa pisses me off on it's own, I wish it could just **** off, it turns me in to an anxious mess.

10-1 is a nice surprise to switch on to.

So the claim that every Labour government saw unemployment rise isn't true then?

My favourite is this one; Somehow forgot to mention in the article that she's married to his boss...

Because it's not true. https://fullfact.org/economy/labours-record-on-unemployment/ Plus here's a graph I just whipped up from the ONS data (Unfortunately they only have 1971 onwards). Blair and Callaghan both left office with lower unemployment rates, Brown's was initially going down before the GFC, and Wilson went up. It should be noted that only May had a consistent downward trend out of the Tory PMs, though that seems to just be a continuation of Cameron eventually seeing a consistent decline. Major and Heath ended up similar to Callaghan in that they squeaked under the line in their final months to finish with a slightly lower rate, and the two biggest spikes came under Thatcher and Major. But then again, of course most PMs will see a rise in unemployment, as that tends to be one of the death knells of a government, which the next one has to come in to try to wrestle back to an acceptable level.

I can't remember if it was on here or elsewhere I saw it pointed out, but no-one gets in or out of Number 10 without a Police Officer knowing about, I hazard a guess they don't want to investigate because they're partly complicit with it.

Been rumoured for a few weeks hasn't it? I remember watching an Ian Hislop interview with I think Joe where it was brought up and he was jokingly asked if he'd want to replace her.

This is Poe's Law in action, right?

Of all players we've had that have scored 10+ Premier League goals for us, only Benteke has a better goals/minute record than Ings' Premier League record. Someone with 58 Premier League goals not being classed as a proven Premier League scorer is strange to me.

I think we need to hope we don't get a taste before Lunch at this rate

Start as we mean to go on

I blame you

I think it still goes in off the post as it was hitting the inside of it.

Even Schmeichel didn't think anything of what Mings did, when he was asked about it after the game he said he was complaining about the push until the ref said it was Evans that he backed into.

Sky are at least talking about the second part of that rule now

Is there an option lower than very poor for Oliver?

Oliver has been a disgrace today

Think we may have got away with one then, all hail VAR!

Wow Buendia, just wow

Foul 21...

Should've laid it off for the Konsa hattrick