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This is a common-ish view between my lefty friends, but it's nonsense. Would you prefer the Tories, honestly?

So this COULD mean that if it's as quiet as it (possibly) seems that the Tory vote has collapsed completely? Is that a hypothesis?

Getting the old boy in and out in two minutes can sometimes be a good thing, but not today!

That's my fear!

where is this HT?

Voted early here in rural Lewes and as expected it was quiet, it doesn't mean anything tbh, but in larger towns / cities it would be interesting to know!

That anecdote about turnout is excellent, thanks!

I think there's a national shortage of marker pens, around here at least, bought up to deface Tory election banners!

This!

105 but could be less

That's a familiar style of posting isn't it. Less typos etc, but.........

Accepting that this is very unacceptable behaviour, it does seem a little odd that Right Brain has taken today to ramp up his post-count. I do sincerely hope that this isn't a Tim Hodges nth account

I was married in Honfleur. Easiest route is Newhaven-Dieppe or as easy Dover on the train and drive down, it's the same time.

Yes, a really poor one as you NSC perma-fixtures enjoy a group wank over your joint 180,000 posts

well i guess that unlike you, "Harry" and "Zeb" we don't spend thousands of hours and posts on here. I dunno, maybe I should keep up....

I absolutely hate our NA it's a monarchist dirge. As a republican, and listening to the rousing French anthem, surely it's time for an update? Even Flour of Scotchland is a better anthem now for our modern world??

It was a desperately poor effort and we've had a few. World class players and a county league manager with tactics 20 years past their sell-by date. By the time we scored I was so deflated I wanted it to end, it's really hard to celebrate utter rubbish like that

You've answered your own question: the market. So we bid on KDH, probably a lowball offer, we then get gazumped by the market. It's hardly a shock and yes, it's the "market"

I agree. The difference now is that the chase for profits is in full view. We have (I think) created a corporate persona of being "businesslike" "hard to play" but when it comes to it I suspect we just don't like paying the market rate

I agree with this. My old dad is 86 and far more composed than Joe. I was shocked just how bad his rambling was, he looked sadly like a very old man way past his prime. He needs to step back