| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era 17:48 - Sep 7 with 1415 views | WeWereZombies |
Cameron was the Mick McCarthy type, safety first and backed up by a Terry Connor type experienced deputy (although I can't figure out if Clegg or Osbourne played the Connor role.)
Theresa May was the Paul Hurst appointment, appeared to be up and coming, competent but proved to be anything but.
Boris Johnson was the full mouth and trousers Lambert (just replace 'I used to play for Borussia Dortmund' with 'I am the new Churchill', oh yes...)
And now we have the Paul Cook fiasco, and I really can see Truss coming to work in an ill fitting track suit as she becomes very shouty indeed. |  |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 17:51 - Sep 7 with 1399 views | Keno |
"And now we have the Paul Cook fiasco, and I really can see Truss coming to work in an ill fitting track suit as she becomes very shouty indeed"
and she has appointed a lot of her mates to do jobs that they little or no experience in and are probably going to ve proved incompetent at doing it [Post edited 7 Sep 2022 17:58]
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 17:55 - Sep 7 with 1371 views | WeWereZombies |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 17:51 - Sep 7 by Keno |
"And now we have the Paul Cook fiasco, and I really can see Truss coming to work in an ill fitting track suit as she becomes very shouty indeed"
and she has appointed a lot of her mates to do jobs that they little or no experience in and are probably going to ve proved incompetent at doing it [Post edited 7 Sep 2022 17:58]
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So Peter Reid corresponds to Iain Duncan Smith ? I'm not going to be the one to tell Reid... | |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 17:57 - Sep 7 with 1379 views | BlueBadger |
Nah, Mick was Gordon Brown. Basically competent but a bit dour and undervalued by fools.
Cameron was Hurst - destroyed the country/club due to his own hubris and Johnson was Lambert - a lazy incompetent who should never have been allowed near the job but got ridiculous amounts of undeserved support due to the fact that he was good at pressers.
This will make Truss Cook - a huge turnover in staff but no idea what do with it. [Post edited 7 Sep 2022 18:04]
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:15 - Sep 7 with 1329 views | factual_blue |
Sir Keir Starmer is therefore Kieran McKenna.
Makes sense. |  |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:17 - Sep 7 with 1324 views | Keno |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:15 - Sep 7 by factual_blue |
Sir Keir Starmer is therefore Kieran McKenna.
Makes sense. |
I was thinking that makes Ed Davey McKenna | |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:20 - Sep 7 with 1323 views | factual_blue |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:17 - Sep 7 by Keno |
I was thinking that makes Ed Davey McKenna |
If he were to become PM, it would make him Paul McKenna, not Kieran! | |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:20 - Sep 7 with 1316 views | BlueBadger |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:15 - Sep 7 by factual_blue |
Sir Keir Starmer is therefore Kieran McKenna.
Makes sense. |
Initially seems a bit smarmy but a clearly a massive upgrade on what's come before? | |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:28 - Sep 7 with 1297 views | Swansea_Blue |
Or Evans became like the Tory party. Austerity and lack of care and attention to detail are certainly commonalities. |  |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:30 - Sep 7 with 1287 views | WeWereZombies |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 17:57 - Sep 7 by BlueBadger |
Nah, Mick was Gordon Brown. Basically competent but a bit dour and undervalued by fools.
Cameron was Hurst - destroyed the country/club due to his own hubris and Johnson was Lambert - a lazy incompetent who should never have been allowed near the job but got ridiculous amounts of undeserved support due to the fact that he was good at pressers.
This will make Truss Cook - a huge turnover in staff but no idea what do with it. [Post edited 7 Sep 2022 18:04]
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I was wondering how you would take to my equating Mick with Cameron...But let's take it back one stage further. Your Gordon Brown is actually Paul Jewell - nice bloke, difficult to dislike but regrettably hapless at times. I think that works.
Starts to go awry when we match Blair with Keane, and worse still Magilton with Major. Thankfully we are out of the Evans era before I have to suggest that Burley resembles Thatcher. [Post edited 7 Sep 2022 18:37]
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:34 - Sep 7 with 1267 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:28 - Sep 7 by Swansea_Blue |
Or Evans became like the Tory party. Austerity and lack of care and attention to detail are certainly commonalities. |
And both with links to the Cayman Islands… |  | | |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 20:09 - Sep 7 with 1193 views | factual_blue |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 17:57 - Sep 7 by BlueBadger |
Nah, Mick was Gordon Brown. Basically competent but a bit dour and undervalued by fools.
Cameron was Hurst - destroyed the country/club due to his own hubris and Johnson was Lambert - a lazy incompetent who should never have been allowed near the job but got ridiculous amounts of undeserved support due to the fact that he was good at pressers.
This will make Truss Cook - a huge turnover in staff but no idea what do with it. [Post edited 7 Sep 2022 18:04]
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So who is daveU in this cosmology? | |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 20:43 - Sep 7 with 1159 views | WeWereZombies |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 20:09 - Sep 7 by factual_blue |
So who is daveU in this cosmology? |
Crazee | |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 21:12 - Sep 7 with 1126 views | NBVJohn |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 17:57 - Sep 7 by BlueBadger |
Nah, Mick was Gordon Brown. Basically competent but a bit dour and undervalued by fools.
Cameron was Hurst - destroyed the country/club due to his own hubris and Johnson was Lambert - a lazy incompetent who should never have been allowed near the job but got ridiculous amounts of undeserved support due to the fact that he was good at pressers.
This will make Truss Cook - a huge turnover in staff but no idea what do with it. [Post edited 7 Sep 2022 18:04]
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Definitely prefer Cameron as Hurst….but maybe Cameron is actually Evans.
Almost single handedly to blame for everything that followed.
I cannot see any sign of Gamechanger on the horizon though….,, | | | |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 22:06 - Sep 7 with 1076 views | peterleeblue |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 18:17 - Sep 7 by Keno |
I was thinking that makes Ed Davey McKenna |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 22:26 - Sep 7 with 1050 views | Matterhorn |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 22:06 - Sep 7 by peterleeblue |
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I don’t want to see brown in a Paul Jewell type video tho! |  | | |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 23:41 - Sep 7 with 985 views | Kropotkin123 |
Safety first????? SAFETY FIRST??????????????????????? How is risking the safety of the entire country, by calling a referendum on the EU, to appease the far right of his own broken party, safety first? Probably the single most selfish and risky decision in my lifetime.
I don't like MM's brand of football, but I wouldn't be so cruel as to imply he is a suitable representation of David Cameroon. David Cameron is more like Harry Redknapp. Willing to risk everything on dodgy deals, that would bankrupt a club and set them up for a devastating fall for decades to come.
Safety first??????????????  |  |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 06:56 - Sep 8 with 871 views | NBVJohn |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 23:41 - Sep 7 by Kropotkin123 |
Safety first????? SAFETY FIRST??????????????????????? How is risking the safety of the entire country, by calling a referendum on the EU, to appease the far right of his own broken party, safety first? Probably the single most selfish and risky decision in my lifetime.
I don't like MM's brand of football, but I wouldn't be so cruel as to imply he is a suitable representation of David Cameroon. David Cameron is more like Harry Redknapp. Willing to risk everything on dodgy deals, that would bankrupt a club and set them up for a devastating fall for decades to come.
Safety first?????????????? |
This.
Cameron put a wrecking ball through the country and then when he lost the referendum he took his ball home and sulked in his £25,000 garden shed with no notion that he should clear up the mess he left behind him.
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 07:13 - Sep 8 with 854 views | bournemouthblue |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 06:56 - Sep 8 by NBVJohn |
This.
Cameron put a wrecking ball through the country and then when he lost the referendum he took his ball home and sulked in his £25,000 garden shed with no notion that he should clear up the mess he left behind him.
Deplorable. |
Boris played a big part in making this happen too and then hid whilst Theresa May picked up the pieces only to then take over when she'd taken most of the strain, all too cynically
Boris' end couldn't have been more deserving to be quite frank, one of the most incompetent politicians Great Britain has ever seen albeit with a communication strategy that appeals to idiots
Blair's Iraq legacy has destroyed him but by and large was a very successful PM, who the opposition could barely lay a glove on during his tenure [Post edited 8 Sep 2022 7:15]
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 08:16 - Sep 8 with 817 views | ElephantintheRoom |
Surely Johnson was MM too - right down to jobs for mates. And Truss too for that matter - all whilst racking up huge debts and spiralling downwards.
Given May’s experience and inertia I’d say she was more Lambo than Hurst | |
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 09:37 - Sep 8 with 759 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 08:16 - Sep 8 by ElephantintheRoom |
Surely Johnson was MM too - right down to jobs for mates. And Truss too for that matter - all whilst racking up huge debts and spiralling downwards.
Given May’s experience and inertia I’d say she was more Lambo than Hurst |
MM is nothing like Johnson.
"Was it nice to hear the fans chanting your name, Mick?"
"Oh, they'll be calling for me to be sacked soon enough."
He has a siege mentality mindset at the heart of his sense of self.
In response to that question Johnson would have tucked a trouser leg into his sock, ruffled his hair, and gone back out for a victory lap. | | | |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 10:54 - Sep 8 with 716 views | WeWereZombies |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 23:41 - Sep 7 by Kropotkin123 |
Safety first????? SAFETY FIRST??????????????????????? How is risking the safety of the entire country, by calling a referendum on the EU, to appease the far right of his own broken party, safety first? Probably the single most selfish and risky decision in my lifetime.
I don't like MM's brand of football, but I wouldn't be so cruel as to imply he is a suitable representation of David Cameroon. David Cameron is more like Harry Redknapp. Willing to risk everything on dodgy deals, that would bankrupt a club and set them up for a devastating fall for decades to come.
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Hmm, yes, you are not engaging with this premise by pretending to be one of the 1922 committee, are you ? Of course, no one has yet pointed out that Marcus Evans appeared to be more of a Lib Dem (or at least the CEO he appointed at Town did) but let's not let that get in the way of a good game. So, Paul Jewell has an open goal as anyone coming into the job after Keane should look good but he skies it. Similarly, Gordon Brown has the double benefit of being in charge of the party that the majority want and also not being Tony Blair but he delays calling an election he would have won on his appointment.
Knowing that Brown is a little error prone the labyrinthine ways of Conservative leader selection get going and find a Mr. Supersmarm who will appeal to people with a superficial interest in politics but a more concerted interest in their own bank balance. Even then the election that eventually has to happen is indecisive, so a Clegg is needed (I'm still talking politics here) until the smarm offensive (or offensive smarm) wins through next time - by which time Cameron has taken full credit for maintaining the Union (even though most who voted Nae did so despite the politicians who were on the better together PR campaign) and feels he can pull off a win in the EU referendum (because losing that would look like Town losing home and away to Nodge more often than not over a number of years.)
But, and here is where the austerity burden kicks in, just as crowds were drifting away from McCarthy's anti-football in small numbers each game so too had Cameron failed to read the room, the referendum result was the equivalent of the foul abuse from the terraces. Which makes Knudsen Iain Duncan Smith. [Post edited 8 Sep 2022 11:48]
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| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 12:13 - Sep 8 with 659 views | mylittletown |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 10:54 - Sep 8 by WeWereZombies |
Hmm, yes, you are not engaging with this premise by pretending to be one of the 1922 committee, are you ? Of course, no one has yet pointed out that Marcus Evans appeared to be more of a Lib Dem (or at least the CEO he appointed at Town did) but let's not let that get in the way of a good game. So, Paul Jewell has an open goal as anyone coming into the job after Keane should look good but he skies it. Similarly, Gordon Brown has the double benefit of being in charge of the party that the majority want and also not being Tony Blair but he delays calling an election he would have won on his appointment.
Knowing that Brown is a little error prone the labyrinthine ways of Conservative leader selection get going and find a Mr. Supersmarm who will appeal to people with a superficial interest in politics but a more concerted interest in their own bank balance. Even then the election that eventually has to happen is indecisive, so a Clegg is needed (I'm still talking politics here) until the smarm offensive (or offensive smarm) wins through next time - by which time Cameron has taken full credit for maintaining the Union (even though most who voted Nae did so despite the politicians who were on the better together PR campaign) and feels he can pull off a win in the EU referendum (because losing that would look like Town losing home and away to Nodge more often than not over a number of years.)
But, and here is where the austerity burden kicks in, just as crowds were drifting away from McCarthy's anti-football in small numbers each game so too had Cameron failed to read the room, the referendum result was the equivalent of the foul abuse from the terraces. Which makes Knudsen Iain Duncan Smith. [Post edited 8 Sep 2022 11:48]
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To be fair Knudsen was a lot cleverer than Ian Duncan Smith |  | | |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 12:19 - Sep 8 with 655 views | WeWereZombies |
| i reckon the Conservative Party have become like Town in the Marcus Evans era on 12:13 - Sep 8 by mylittletown |
To be fair Knudsen was a lot cleverer than Ian Duncan Smith |
True, and to carry the comparison on I would need to have seen Duncan Smith elected as an MEP so that he could have represented his side at a European level. Imagine that, Iain Duncan Smith holding the floor in Brussels, I'm going to use that thought when I can't get to sleep at night. | |
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