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I'm assuming Palace are just letting the gap to the European places grow like this for the LOLs, and any day now this world-class, generational team is going to casually flick a switch and cruise past everyone – like a professional Kenyan middle-distance runner against a field of 12-year olds –...

Hopefully she ‘repaid’ you, and you got Adelaide that night.

The furthest distance would be UK to San Francisco, for Radiohead supporting Belly - but as I was already there on holiday, it doesn’t really count. The longest ‘100% did the trip for the gig’ would be UK to Boston, to see a Throwing Muses reunion gig, with Bob Mould supporting. Tanya Donelly...

Fourth he might well die before his full term is out. Not that the implications of that are great either.

How depressing. It looks like he’s done it.

No. Seriously? Wow, that's incredible. SO unexpected. All over for Harris then, she can't have been anticipating a Covid-denying right-wing nut job to come out for Trump like this.

A proper ‘home end’ to the Amex.

Well, the poll on this thread still has nearly 5% backing someone other than Biden or Harris on the Dem side, so… there’s that?

You think this is bad? Buckle in for weeks of Trump blustering, whining, accusing, lying and scheming to overturn the result through nefarious scheming.

Actual votes are pretty irrelevant in Trump’s dodgy plan to fiddle the Electoral College.

It’s a strange and scary election, when one of the most likely outcomes is a narrow but sufficient win for Harris that then gets manipulated by Trump and his cronies into a win for him by blocking certain states in the Electoral College.

f***ing terrifying.

You’re You’re right, I did mean Adams.

Don't be so f***ing cynical. It could be February.

WTAF is this thread? I mean, really?

The issue that Trump has spent the most on, in terms of advertising etc? Transsexual rights. Says it all.

That’s harsh, discussing his bedroom inadequacies in public.

I think one particular poster is responsible for a lot of that…

My first ever job was for a corporate newspaper; we were a publishing agency that wrote, designed and produced it on their behalf. And the photographer we used was Stephen Wright, who took this shot. He must have been in his 30s then, I guess, and was quite happy to potter around taking boring...

Last 3 pages? I think it’s about 18 pages since anyone actually talked about whether he’ll be fit for today or not.