Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

The weekly ICM tracker of EU referendum voting intention. Latest figures are

REMAIN 46%, LEAVE 38%. 46% is the highest ICM have recorded for Remain in their weekly tracker,

Pat Eddery snuffed it yesterday http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/horse-racing/34775264

Perhaps, the government could cut back on protection services for Wacky Dave and his cabinet.

Also, cut back on Cameron tramping around Europe searching for hope.

That would save a bob or two.

Gordon Brown (who) trying to flog his book live :0)

Who the F..k would want to read that ?

Bet Fred's got a signed copy :0)

Can he read ?

Just for JB,

Just for Fred:-



It's too late for Jeremy Corbyn, the public's already decided what it thinks of him
Joining the Privy Council is not going to make up for months of incompetence



Telegraph.

Corbyn is doomed. The betting shows him leaving next year.

Which of the nodding donkeys is fav to succeed him?

even "our gordon" has been getting stuck in, and he can scarcely be called a blairite :-)

as brown said, there's no earthly point in spouting wondrous principles if you aren't engaging the minds of the voters - and patently JC is not

personally, i'ld like to see a sensible and credible leader of the labour party who can actually muster credible opposition

as it stands, the tories are being allowed to get away with some poorly thought through policies - eg the detail of tax credit cuts - as there is no coordinated, realistic and pragmatic voice opposing

It depends on how he goes. If he goes because of poor election success such as the by election coming soon or Mayoral elections next May then it cold be a moderate next. If he is forced out due to a leadership challenge then he might get reelected or another hardliner.

that depends on whether mccluskey and his militant, hard-left pals are allowed to rule the roost again

Mumbles from the jungle!

Well it is TTTYT Fred so people should be prepared to excuse the poor souls on this occasion -):

Corbyn won't survive the expected onslaught from the media. The Conservatives are keeping very quiet about him as they don't want him to leave before the election. Then it will total war. As they say in 'Yes Prime Minister', "If all else fails then pull out the MI5 file".

Stan,

It looks like the con party camp followers have taken to much laxative again.

Mind they are so full of ----- that the probably need a hefty dose.

What a bunch of ?

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What U-turns have Georgie and Wavy done so far to-day?

Scottish Parliament election poll: SNP 58% | Labour 24%



Read more: http://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/scottish-parliament-election-poll-snp-58-labour-24-1-3946365#ixzz3rHta6eE6

Fifty-eight per cent of Scots intend to back the SNP in the constituency vote at next year’s Holyrood elections, according to a new poll highlighting the gulf between Nicola Sturgeon’s party and Labour.

The survey published by TNS also showed that Labour’s new leadership team of Jeremy Corbyn and Kezia Dugdale is struggling to attract support. The struggle facing Ms Dugdale was shown by statistics indicating Ms Sturgeon is liked by more Labour supporters than their new Scottish leader.