David Mc

Hopefully our time will come.

Hopefully our time will come.

"Spectacular effort from Ian Scanlon." .  Major understatement!!!  Favourite strip, favourite goal.

"Spectacular effort from Ian Scanlon." .  Major understatement!!!  Favourite strip, favourite goal.

"Spectacular effort from Ian Scanlon." .  Major understatement!!!  Favourite strip, favourite goal.

Favourite Saints strip ever. Team weren’t too bad at that point either. Even the worst of them would shine in today’s team/league.

He’s had an up and down season but he’s 17 and playing out of position. I think he’ll benefit from this season in the long run.

From what I've seen on Alba Dreyer was excellent.  Long may he continue to be.

From what I've seen on Alba Dreyer was excellent.  Long may he continue to be.

From what I've seen on Alba Dreyer was excellent.  Long may he continue to be.

From what I've seen on Alba Dreyer was excellent.  Long may he continue to be.

It was a stone wall penalty TC. 

He could save more money by cancelling his broadband connection.
Please.

Salmond and Sturgeon have both been referred to by English political commentators as the canniest politicians in the UK (at separate times).  I think it is wrong to focus on the [ersonalities.
 
As for the shitstorm you refer to, people need to understand that we are on dangerous territory.  After the UK voted to leave TM secured her premiership (just) on a ticket of delivering a deal.  She has not been able to deliver that deal and I have trouble believing that many people outside her circle accept her barrel of fudge (not a sexual euphemism) as being in any way a good deal.  So the problem we have is, those who wanted to leave won't be happy with the deal, those who wanted and continue to want to remain won't be happy with it either.  So we just leave anyway?  Come on, the poverty and straitened circumstances that this deal and no deal represent will cause thrice as much division in the country as having another look and deciding where to go from here.  TM is in hock to the DUP dinosaur-deniers and the avaricious right wing, can you really believe that a deal designed to appease these greedy and bigoted nutters can ever be good for the country?
Anyone who saw the state of Blackpool on the telly will understand the predicament of English northeners who want "their brexit".  Their town, like many in the north of England has been neglected and starved of any kind of investment for decades and the people were not sufficiently politically motiviated to lobby for change where it most matters-at Westminster.  Then the architects of chaos roll along, tell them that it's all Europe's fault and the people suddenly have a demon they want slaying, so they vote leave (in general).  I hate Labour MPs who think they should support leave as they will lose their constituencies if they flip but they never worried a jot about how many lives they ruined with their dogma and negligence over the last 50 years..  It was all about them and keeping the north red.  I also hate tories who see the people as a cash-cow to be milked for the sharp-elbowed middle and upper classes.  The people who tag on to the coattails of the Rees-Moggs and the Cameron's, the ones who think being tory gives them a bigger slice of the pie.  It's not as big as Moggy's slice but it's bigger than the poor and under-educated people's slice so they are quite happy with that as it makes them feel like a success.  My view is, every single one of us is a failure in a country where such inequality can be fostered, even encouraged, to such an extent that the whole country is irrevocably split in a way that will last for generations.

In the Birmingham media too so perhaps there is credence to the story.

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No such thing!!

The spirit of Dick Donnelly lives on 

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No such thing!!

No such thing!!