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there are numerous reasons why Bailey was unsuccessful in his bid to become London Mayor. Seem to remember it started to unravel the moment he started opening his mouth

*gets absolutely demolished at home to Man City* "Well.......we'll certainly take the positives"

are they in a relagation scrap? Yes they're 17th but they're only 8 points off the play off places while they're 10 points clear of the drop zone

I deliberated and went for Father Ted in the end. It's just one of my all time favourites so couldn't go against it

same season but Barrett was slightly before, being signed during Hinshelwood's reign. Coppell fairly promptly signed Sidwell when he took over, having managed him at Brentford I believe that we turned down the chance to sign Kolo Toure on loan at the same time as Barrett although I may be...

correct, I'd say FPTP favours both the Tories and Labour....to be honest it favours whoever wins and I imagine Labour will do pretty well out of it at the next election, RE: Scotland, this is another open goal for Labour as they are not only battling an unpopular Tory government in England &...

A Labour-Reform coalition government yeah?

take Bulgaria and Romania off the list as we've had them but otherwise I don't think we've had any of them?

Greece, all of the Balkan nations, Hungary, Mexico, most of the former Soviet nations and South Korea are the big ones that we're missing I'd say

it does depend on how you look at it yes. I'm looking at it from: Who were the largest party: Tories Who held all of the cabinet positions: Tories Who were in control of the country: Tories Who were in opposition: Labour This was not a win for Labour or Corbyn. This was despite a well run...

I'm aware of that The Tories still won and were still in government, which allowed them to carry on running the country, none of the DUP lot were in cabinet positions or anything like that. It was still a loss for Labour

The Tories still won the 2017 election despite having one of the least inspiring leaders imaginable and a massively divided party. It was not a great moment for Labour regardless of whether it was slightly better than the elections before or after it. Despite having quite a lot in their favour...

Tommy Elphick also ripped off his black armband after the goal and threw it on the floor. Dean Wilkins got a cup of tea thrown at him in the aftermath. The main stand was tiny meaning Bas was moonwalking about 5 metres away from the grieving relatives o_O

I was also there. We were absolutely awful and that carthorse Mark McCammon scored for Doncaster

pretty sure they've won an FA Cup

whilst I don't doubt it was a big achievement at the time and one that the club should be proud of, the Charity Shield has never been, and never will be, a major trophy.

Newcastle have won plenty of trophies, just not recently 4 league titles, 6 FA Cups, 1 Fairs Cup (precursor to the UEFA Cup)

I do have a trip to Gorings Mead in my calendar for fairly soon, but not this saturday, watch this space!

sounds good, I wonder what the groundsharing options would be, I believe Horsham already have someone (Copthorne?). Perhaps a stint at the picturesque Roffey may work?

yes and ultimately I think it was his lack of experience that told him it was a good idea to blab his mental views to the media instead of keeping it to himself. Tactically he was definitely good but did seem to struggle as a man manager I'm wondering who else was in the frame in 1996? Chelsea...