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Isn't that what existing inheritance tax is for?... 500 :)

It's his general negativity, both on and off the pitch. A couple of weeks into the season and he was already saying Sunderland would struggle to avoid relegation. ''Thanks gaffer!''...

Cheers Jah...

That's because the useless fooker is in effect still being paid by Utd. He's a shit manager and I doubt very much he'll be managing in the PL anytime soon...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > David Moyes has resigned. > > I keep hearing the Stormzy lyric "I come to your > team and I f*ck sh*t up, I'm David Moyes". A Sunderland fan writes... ?Moyes couldn?t show any respect to the fans & clap them after a season of s***e, but agrees to putting the ball out for John Terry. F**k off.? :)

Yep, unlike the Telegraph maybe the FT doesn't reset their limit every month. I saw Weak and Unstable in the Guardian which was a bit lame...

I couldn't, when I clicked on the link on the Home page up popped the ''subscribe to read'' message...

rah, you keep posting links to the FT, no use to non-subscribers...bloody capitalists!

Don't forget to add the Budget Self-employed NI U-turn. What's amazing with all this is how they went ahead with them in the first place. It's as if she doesn't understand her core support. Theresa Maybe is also managing to do something unthinkable...making Corbybabes look statesmanlike and competent :)

Thanks everyone. It's actually my second win, I won the first 'analogue' version :)...

Mine was similar, the morning after I moved in I went to Blue Mountain for breakfast, and upon opening the door heard the immortal words Tarquin, hurry up and finish off your croissant!. I knew then things would never be the same again...

While we're at it, someone needs to tell her to quit with the jazz hands... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/PortalPictures/May-2017/mayspeech1-medium.jpg

The EU's negotiators will be loving May's flip flopping. Weak and Wobbly..:)

Thanks, here are the final scores on the doors. Week 35 points... Week 35 table...

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Conservatives figures were much more thorough. > Except of course they didn't have any. They don't need any. Remember, there's the magic bullet of ?350m a week for the NHS when we leave the EU...loadsamoney!* *I'm being ironic. Very ironic

Last call for predictions. As it's the last games of the season, players being rested, on the beach etc, I reckon there will be lots of unusual results today and leftfield maxxi will get a good score...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's no way out of this mess so just get it > over with > then it either works or it doesn't. At least once > we know > we can make further decisions. > > May is bracing us for 5 years of hard times it > seems. Definitely. Whereas there was no mention of ''No deal is better than a bad deal'' in the A50 letter, up it popped in the Tory manifesto, and her speech at the launch was decidedly gloomy on the subject, which usually means in politician speak, it's going to be really gloomy times ahead...

Don't worry, President Pence will bring back the fear...

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rendel, you could ask the girl's parent/s for > suggestions? Otherwise you could duplicate > something she has already been given? Agree. Whenever I have to buy a sprog a present I always ask their parents first, they usually know what their children like...

No, I heard it was dead boring...

Wasn't there a poll recently that said half of Remain voters don't want a 2nd referendum and just want whoever's in Gov to just get on with the Brexit process? You also have to remember that the referendum was a binary vote, a straightforward yes or no. A GE is much more complicated, there are many issues, plus there will always be a hardcore of people who will vote along traditional party lines regardless. It's too simplistic to expect the Lib Dems to automatically pick up Remain voters...

Tickets please...

Where's the cost of Brexit in that list? Labour aren't reversing it so the ?60bn that's been quoted by Hammond needs to be accounted for somehow...

Week 34 points... Week 34 table...

Waiting for the predictions to be updated, in the meantime here's the last round of fixtures, all 3pm kick-off on Sunday. Week 35 fixtures... Sunday 21st May 2017 Arsenal v Everton Burnley v West Ham United Chelsea v Sunderland Hull City v Tottenham Hotspur Leicester City v Bournemouth Liverpool v Middlesbrough Manchester United v Crystal Palace Southampton v Stoke City Swansea City v West Bromwich Albion Watford v Manchester City