You don't like him now, though, do you?
).I wouldn’t say I don’t or do like him. I’m disappointed by much of what he’s done.You don't like him now, though, do you?
(To be fair, I'm looking at him a little askance at the moment. The winter fuel allowance, the chief of staff, the somewhat dour messaging, the Lord Alli suits, the failure to stop the war in the middle east; all slightly disappointing. I really thought he was the new Jesus Christ, and it turns out he's just a porky beardless Graham Potter
So you don't think Starmer should go to the football unless he queues like everyone else? Frankly I'm not entirely sure what you think.
Indeed.
My thoughts were I thought quite clear, and I think in truth you know exactly that, it seems once again you demonstrate your frequent habit of liking to dig and jibe and drag people into an argument. But then again, Who Knew.
It seems my old fruit you are indeedPlaying the man. The last refuge of the outmaneuvered
That's not how I read it chaps. The law does not move that quickly. I think a hefty letter was written pronto and the DM could not get out there quick enough, not having a leg to stand on, so made a charitable donation to prove that they are the good guys really.Daily Mail caught out and fined heavily - oh dear, how sad, never mind
Unless you are the guest of the Premier League or the FA.
A more recent Tory MP is a Southampton fan. I have seen comments recently that he used to do it in a normal stand Amongst normal fans. Whenever Mrs DiS has seen him there, it’s been in the Directors’ box.The problem is that he can't sit in the regular seats because this would be a security issue. Apparently not all Arsenal season ticket holders are keen Labour supporters, and there may be one or two who would cause a kerfuffle. So he needs to be in a box. But why should he be forced to pay for a box?
Personally I have no more problem with the hospitality any more than I would for a previous Tory leader who is a keen Liverpool supporter. And another former tory PM who is a keen supporter of West Villa.
Having a PM who has to skulk around with a bag over his head and be denied all normal entertainments strikes me as counter productive. I don't want the country run by a miserable sod who spends his life with his sad nose pressed up against a virtual glass window separating him from normal life.
And I suspect many of us would class going to the football as part of normal life
