What is that "mate" of mine Sadiq Khan trying to achieve ?

 

You lost you demented little cretin, get over it and concentrate on your job you terrorist sympathiser.

7 minutes ago, Spider said:

Never will

He will have had them deleted by now.

Is he still claiming he's forgotten his password?

11 hours ago, royal white said:

Bet you’re a top night on the piss 

Polls have closed.....exciting! 

15 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Is he still claiming he's forgotten his password?

No because he wrote it down apparently 🤨

Im sure that would be the equivalent of a contempt of court, if not exactly that

Bang the bent twat up

Don't know how accurate this is but if it is, fucking hell.

 

1 hour ago, Not in Crawley said:

I actually think we'd properly get on in person.

He seems like a nice bloke, and I'm just a bolton fan from Halliwell, he'd have to put up with me turn up on a unicycle with winklepickers and on a unicycle though.a

Unicycle would be a terrible mode of transport for a straightener outside the club shop

42 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

Unicycle would be a terrible mode of transport for a straightener outside the club shop

He'd just say, unicycle? Got two wheels. 

Is that a bike?

7 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

And Sopel.

Just look at the posts after this. Brush over it. Nothing to see here. They must be embarrassed.

There will be a price to pay by Coutts/NatWest and probably a few other bamks too once this has all been thoroughly investigated.

ULEZ has cost

20 minutes ago, globaldiver said:

ULEZ has cost

Nice take

5 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Just look at the posts after this. Brush over it. Nothing to see here. They must be embarrassed.

There will be a price to pay by Coutts/NatWest and probably a few other bamks too once this has all been thoroughly investigated.

It’s because you’ve blocked half the forum so can’t see them you fckin m0ng 🤣🤣🤣

1 hour ago, globaldiver said:

ULEZ has cost

😂😂😂

I’d say the worst govt in several generations cost more.

Imagine losing a safe seat to a school prefect in a red rosette.

 

ULEZ hardly a national issue though? Means next to nothing in the context of a GE

“We got beat 2-1 but our goal was the bestest”

I think the Selby and Somerset results are more telling of the national picture. 

So Johnson could still have a been an mp if he wasn't such a shithouse coward.

The cunt.

2 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

So Johnson could still have a been an mp if he wasn't such a shithouse coward.

The cunt.

If he just helped the campaign slightly he would look like the man who could elections again. 

5 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

So Johnson could still have a been an mp if he wasn't such a shithouse coward.

The cunt.

Too busy knocking out kids the useless twat

3 hours ago, globaldiver said:

ULEZ has cost

You are right, by-elections are fought on local issues and whilst people in Bolton don't give it a second thought as I said in London suburbs it's all anyone talks about. It's really unpopular with the older tory lot of which there are many in these areas.

However, the Selby result just shows that basically the Conservatives are out at the next election. That's an 18% swing. Nationwide they are completely fucked.

1 minute ago, Not in Crawley said:

You are right, by-elections are fought on local issues and whilst people in Bolton don't give it a second thought as I said in London suburbs it's all anyone talks about. It's really unpopular with the older tory lot of which there are many in these areas.

However, the Selby result just shows that basically the Conservatives are out at the next election. That's an 18% swing. Nationwide they are completely fucked.

And when Blair was 35 points ahead in the polls, Labour still couldn't win Uxbridge.

Must be populated by a right set of bellends.

Look what darling Boris has done

He who sups with the devil…

11 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

And when Blair was 35 points ahead in the polls, Labour still couldn't win Uxbridge.

Must be populated by a right set of bellends.

Same in Bromley. These are still the Thatcher heartlands (so much so here is where Thatcher retired to in a gated community which is now filled with retired footballers), a mix of older city people and 'new money' of builders etc who have done really well financially. Also they have done very, very well out of the London property boom so many are sat on million plus houses by dint of doing nothing. Every other car is a range rover that's been overfinched. It's like Cheshire but on speed. And right next to poorer areas, which here is Lewisham and Croydon, which they don't like.

They are car addicted and they really hate Kahn. 

In fact, not sure why half the board don't move here - they'd have a ball!

Edited July 21, 20232 yr by Not in Crawley

21 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

You are right, by-elections are fought on local issues and whilst people in Bolton don't give it a second thought as I said in London suburbs it's all anyone talks about. It's really unpopular with the older tory lot of which there are many in these areas.

However, the Selby result just shows that basically the Conservatives are out at the next election. That's an 18% swing. Nationwide they are completely fucked.

Sorry its a 24% swing.

That's landslide territory.

29 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

You are right, by-elections are fought on local issues and whilst people in Bolton don't give it a second thought as I said in London suburbs it's all anyone talks about. It's really unpopular with the older tory lot of which there are many in these areas.

However, the Selby result just shows that basically the Conservatives are out at the next election. That's an 18% swing. Nationwide they are completely fucked.

Thanks. Have a splendid weekend. School holidays now? Hope you have lots of nice things planned.

2 minutes ago, globaldiver said:

Thanks. Have a splendid weekend. School holidays now? Hope you have lots of nice things planned.

You too - yes youngest had her final day at primary school yesterday so that's it, no more christmas plays or summer fates!

And yes quite a bit - finally off on Friday for a week away, going to see the in-laws in Durham and staying in a nice cottage near Chester-Le-Street, then down to Bolton for a week with the family. So whilst not off away to warmer cilmbs looking forward to catching up with everyone.