Not in Crawley

I mean, they had a pop at Miriam Margolyes and that's just not on!

All of which have been effected negatively by Brexit and but its not the only issue and its not every ill.

Who is blaming Brexit for every ill in this country?

Fail to prepare, prepare to fail Spider - you know this.

Together Forever is his best song, won't have a bad word said about it!

Roll back there bonehead. Whilst no one is saying things like this are good let's just look under the stone a moment. The campaign against anti semitism group had in itself come under a fair bit of critism since it was founded by other Jewish groups as simply a pro-Isrealist faction. They have been under scrutiny for a good while now and have pissed off an awful lot of Jewish folk as being right wing and rattling certain people's cages (see above)

Look at it this way. The only teams who like the FA Cup are those at the bottom and those at the top. It's changed (and no it didn't die when United left it for a season) Football has changed. I remember being a Coventry 'fan' because I had a Coventry racing bike in 88 The FA Cup Finial will always be special, not having replays won't stop that.

His twitter feed says it all. Unfunny posh bloke for me.

OK, but it's a stretch if you are just spitballing. Maybe you just don't like her - politically that's fine, neither do I, but let's not drill things down to daft hearsay.

'Wife'? Why the inverted commas? I'm no fan of the SNP - I'm glad that hypocrisy of a house of cards is falling by the way.

Had a drink with him and his wife once at a press night, both seemed very nice - had a quick chat - I think he's a lot more liberal than he comes across on his shows. #londonliberalmediabias

I'm producing so auditions will be held outside the clubshop where potential actors will not be required to learn lines but to see who can windmill without landing a punch.

Cast Soundtrack just released including 'Why does everyone only call my husband Undies, anymore?' 'Travel Cheap, Travel Traf' 'What, What, What-aboutery' 'I'm Happy to be a Happyclapper' 'The Bright Lights of Crawley' 'New Year, New Me' 'Women on the co-comms again.' 'Selling my soul on the Costa Del Sol.' 'A Palestine State of Mind.'

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Not sure, there's more fights than the June Rebellion and certainly more cast members.

Aint no party like a Mark Menzies party... Menzies was questioned by police over allegations he fed alcohol to a dog and had a brawl with a friend in August 2015. The dog had emergency veterinary treatment for "intoxication" and "poisoning". Menzies was not charged and strongly denied any wrongdoing. Menzies said his friend had attacked him and stated the police dropped their investigation into him after he showed them pictures of his friend plying the dog with alcoholic drinks

Yeah - Easter innit - never get cheap seats. My mrs works on a lot of the WE and we can't get comps over Easter hols unless its directly work, easier over xmas. No real feeling, just hasn't sold - it happens. I mean Rufus Wainwright's music is a bit esoteric for many people, but casting Sheridan g'tees a certain level of Box Office. As I say, it happens, if anyone actually knew what would be a hit everytime no one would need to work. Those shows that looked nailed on fail, those that look like they'd be a struggle and have a long build up process - like say Operation Mincemeat - can be massively successful. Not even ALW or Macintosh have a hit everytime. Wessex Grove a very successful producers, just hasn't landed this time. Put it this way, if I won the lottery, I'd put as much of my win in a theatre show as I'd be comfortable to lose.

Eh?

I've never been his biggest fan, I do hope we still go up with some great games in the playoffs and I'm made to eat my words. Maybe he thought he was already the finished article rather than learning a bit more? He's still a young manager and it's his first tilt with a largish club, it just seems we're on a bit of a repeat mode at the moment - not tactical inflexibility as such as perhaps he needs more help to find a way of countering some of the teams we come up against. Perhaps a bit more humility and bringing in some other backroom staff to help? I mean we don't know as we don't see what goes on day to day but it's certainly frustrating to see this group play with such varying degrees of success.

Not too far from the truth at times to be fair.

Nope - don't do Tina Turner, in the We Work at Aldwych House today.

Where I first started working - well when it was The Green Room. Space though - did anyone actually like them?

It had me chuckling on my commute this morning

Did that yesterday - got 6 right. Some of her answers were more bonkers than the ones I put down