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For the record 22:26 - Sep 13 with 1092 views

Cameron’s Book to hit the shelves. Timing eh?

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For the record on 07:21 - Sep 14 with 1004 views

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Can't wait to pick up a copy for a quid from the B&M bargain bin in a few months' time.

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For the record on 07:44 - Sep 14 with 994 views

Steve_M

And promoted by a load of interviews in which he'll desperately try to avoid discussing the one thing that will define his time as Prime Minister.

Which is really unfair because 'austerity' and the ideological hollowing out of the state should define it too.

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For the record on 08:12 - Sep 14 with 958 views

Herbivore

[Post edited 14 Sep 2019 8:12]

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For the record on 08:14 - Sep 14 with 949 views

Herbivore

For the record on 07:44 - Sep 14 by Steve_M
And promoted by a load of interviews in which he'll desperately try to avoid discussing the one thing that will define his time as Prime Minister. Which is really unfair because 'austerity' and the ideological hollowing out of the state should define it too.

I've come to the conclusion that:

Cameron = Keane
May = Jewell
Johnson = Hurst

One of them destroyed the club/country through their own hubris, the next seemed to try to work hard at the job but lacked the skills to pick up the pieces. The final one just fooking useless and totally out of their depth and seemingly quite happy to allow their ineptitude to drive the club/country off a cliff.

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For the record on 08:24 - Sep 14 with 929 views

Swansea_Blue

For the record on 08:14 - Sep 14 by Herbivore
I've come to the conclusion that: Cameron = Keane May = Jewell Johnson = Hurst One of them destroyed the club/country through their own hubris, the next seemed to try to work hard at the job but lacked the skills to pick up the pieces. The final one just fooking useless and totally out of their depth and seemingly quite happy to allow their ineptitude to drive the club/country off a cliff.

Corbyn = SBR. Def info

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For the record on 09:03 - Sep 14 with 896 views

Swansea_Blue

For the record on 08:12 - Sep 14 by Herbivore
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Spot on.

I also love the look of fleeting panic that crossed Corbyn’s face when he was asked which way he’d voted.

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For the record on 09:05 - Sep 14 with 891 views

WeWereZombies

For the record on 08:24 - Sep 14 by Swansea_Blue
Corbyn = SBR. Def info

Scott Duncan - Harold Macmillan
Alf Ramsey - Harold Wilson
Jackie Milburn - Alec Douglas-Home
Bill McGarry - Jim Callaghan
Bobby Robson - John Smith (OK, we are in an alternate universe where he didn't die, is still in office and life is better than it has ever been before or since)
Bobby Ferguson - Robin Cook (sort of an alternate to that best possible alternate universe)
John Duncan - Malcolm Rifkind (maybe I should give up on these alternate universe ideas)
John Lyall - John Major
George Burley - Tony Blair
Joe Royle - Gordon Brown
Jim Magilton - Nick Clegg
Roy Keane - Charles Haughey (err, going a bit off course in my search for appropriate comparisons)
Paul Jewell - Bertie Ahern (for the anorak)
Mick McCarthy - David Cameron (ah, back on track)
Paul Hurst - Boris Johnson
Paul Lambert - I guess we have yet to find out who can do for the United Kingdom what Lambert is doing for the club, got that relegation that we all know is on the way to get through yet...

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For the record on 09:54 - Sep 14 with 855 views

BlueBadger

For the record on 08:14 - Sep 14 by Herbivore
I've come to the conclusion that: Cameron = Keane May = Jewell Johnson = Hurst One of them destroyed the club/country through their own hubris, the next seemed to try to work hard at the job but lacked the skills to pick up the pieces. The final one just fooking useless and totally out of their depth and seemingly quite happy to allow their ineptitude to drive the club/country off a cliff.

Would this make Mick Brown - a basically decent and competent but imaginative fella doing his best in tricky times who was ultimately pushed out by ungrateful numbskulls?

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