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Think Zac has shot himself in the foot completely with the extremism claims. Bad move. Bet they love him in East London, not.

I just can't help but think his ego will be his downfall as a manager.

Me neither to be honest. And RE Keane, he may still be learning, but he's had a fair bit failure so far.

Great player, but as a manager?

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't know RD - we lost to quite a few teams I > hadn't even heard of. That's real bad. > > Anyway the press seem to think its: > > Moyes > Lennon > O'Neill (Michael) > Brendan Rogers > Keane > Larsson > Coyle > Stubbs > > Alternatively - none of the above as it turns out > actually none of them want the job having seen > what's on offer from the Celtic Board - then > someone no one has ever heard of. > > Of the above list I don't want Moyes - and I don't > really know why - he happens to be favourite - nor > Larsson or Coyle. Surely you can't want Keane!?!?

I promise I am not saying this because he's a tory. I think Goldsmith has been absolutely useless. And Khan just marginally better. Don't really believe anything any of them are saying.

When I look at remaining fixtures I am seeing Spurs as champions.

Are there any women here?

Yep New Cross has always been quite busy. It's certainly where I earned my stripes as a teenager.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here's how I mentally picture the whole thing > > In my head, I've created "The Brexit Arms" public > house > > Behind the bar is BoJo and Wassis face Farage, > pulling British pints and 'hurrahing' as they do > so > > It's full of fag smoke, they sell pies and it's > populated by the likes of Foxy, Louisa and now > Dogger along with many more of the Forum odd bods. > A bit like the Wishing Well in Bellenden road > used to be > > So I ask myself, do I want to go in or just walk > on by > > Simple answer, NO > > > > *Feel free to PM me your Forum odd bod, I'll edit > the clientele of TBA accordingly* Oh dear, I think I'd rather enjoy The Brexit Arms (is it based on Fox's on Kirkdale?), but I don't want to be in there. Perhaps I could just pop in when I wanted a smoke, whilst leaving my coat and drink with my pals next door in The In Inn, where they do a fine all day continental breakfast, and a wonderful selection of European beers and wines.

Agreed.

Whilst I am not saying he'd be a good PM, this nonsense tells us absolutely nothing about hos ability. Tabkoidesque non story.

As I've said before, I voted Corbyn in, not because I wanted him to be there in 2020, but because I wanted the party dragged a bit (Not too much) to the left, and assumed someone else would be leader before the next GE. I now hold my hands up and admit my mistake. I don't think it's all JC'S fault, he probably expected a slightly easier ride from the PLP who have been more of a thorn in his side than anyone else as far as I can see. Problem is, who next? If there is one thing I've really learnt from all this, it's thar senior labour doesn't have many people that I feel I can really respect right now. But I do hate what this tory government (very different to just "The Tories") have done, not because "I just do" but because when it comes to the things that are most important to me (and at the end of the day all we have is our individual moral compasses to guide us) they have done too much damage. And a lot of it seems to have been just because they wanted to.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When Spurs had Bale it was all very much about him > and how he performed. Spurs now defend and attack > as a team, it's less about individuals... I was thinking this the other day. In Liverpool's nearly season with Suarez and Sturridge scoring tons we totally relied on scoring more than we conceded (shit loads). Spurs seem to have the balance at both ends.

Get in!!!!!!!

Getting your excuses in early mate? ;-)

I once came up with a lovely little.chord progression on guitar. Turns out it wad A Sheryl Crow song. I burnt the guitar so as to cleanse myself. Although on the bright side it did give me an "in" with a pretty girl who liked Sheryl Crow and wanted to sing said song.

Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oh no! Don't start on the battle of prams vs > Wheelchairs There should be no battle about it. There's a sign right there on the bus saying wheelchairs have priority. That SHOULD be end of battle. Unfortunately some people think rules shouldn't apply to them.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > (and Jah's tune's changed I recall?). Heavens forfend! ;-)

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Despite your age, do you feel elderly. If not, > then whoever told you to get up (assuming someone > elderly needed to seat) was right to do so. They were right to swear at her?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't worry Ots, 1 down, 2 to go, earlydoors has > left early doors... Yes he didn't hang around long. Went from chatting football on here to going a bit aggressive troll on other threads.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Good one.

I thought it was nice to hear Tim Sherwood talk about Lamela on MOTD2. But seriously, how long is this Spurs love in going to last, it's stomach turning.

Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "A counter in Harrods" if that's a standard > criteria, maybe we can hope for Krispy Kreme > donuts Oh God, if only!

This has been completely overplayed. Wasted opportunity to really make him squirm.