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Just a lucky guess guv, honest.

Two Chairmen trying to do the best for their clubs, both known for driving a hard bargain, it was never going to be quick.

Alf Garnet was a member of the bleeding community.

It isn't that it all grinds to a halt, but some things would be best done with input from the head coach, and there is the matter of him moving his life to Brighton, which is hard to do whilst on tour in Japan. Sooner is better.

Sorry, my fault, I mentioned he who must not be named first, to be fair to Mustafa.

I think you have a low bar for success, you are going to be delighted.

I would like to come to an agreement with you as to how we can objectively decide this after the first season. To make it fairer, we will not use Potter's first season as a comparison,as he had to change the style and the squad was weaker, but if Hurzeler gets more points this season than...

If I were in charge of St. Pauli, I would be saying to Tony, you got £20M for Potter, so we want £25M for Hurzeler, he is a better coach. I know he is a better coach, because Potter is available to you now and lives on your doorstep, but you are here asking me to let Hurzeler go. If I were Tony...

I would be surprised if a Labour government doesn't look for being in the single market, and customs union, by some mechanism other than full membership of the EU. They just can't promise anything, because it needs to be negotiated with the EU, and the Cons would try and energise the Gammon by...

What do you think "For all we know" means?

It was the Brexity MP's that blocked May's brexit deal, Johnson saying that it would create a border between the UK and N. Ireland, they then voted through Johnsons Brexit deal, which created a border between the UK and N.Ireland. It wasn't MP's stopping brexit, it was trying to get a consensus...

Unless their only reason to vote leave was to have UK parliament make more of the decisions, they were always going to be disappointed. Too many promises that either directly conflicted with each other, or were just pure fantasy.

It is sad that so many supporters of Israel don't get that it is their friends that are telling them they are out of order, not antisemites.

He did say Israel in its current guise, if he had said the UK in its current guise, has no regard for human rights, I think you would accept he was talking about the Government, not just a party, the party in power.

I did read it, and read it again. He is saying the hard right has too much power in Israel, this is made clear by saying it is up to normal Israelis to fix that. The way I read his post, he is saying it needs the population of Israel to change its Government. In the same way that we need to...

Likely that Forest and Leicester would be the only clubs with players on wages we could increase. If the players the others want to shift are not wanted by Saudi League or a top 6 side, they will have a job getting the players to go.

It was Kenny Baker, but someone else put him up to it.

As far as I can see, the guy that threw the cup is facing no worse than a charge of littering. Farridge should have said, "I won't be cowed by a young man littering in my general direction, that hates our dustbins"

No, he didn't, he was talking about Israelis changing away from their Revisionist Zionist government. Zionism is not in itself a terrible thing, I have no issue with Jews wishing to live in a place they feel connected to. I have major issues with settling of occupied territories, and treatment...

It is, so I try to avoid, it isn't an absolute boycott.