RicoS321

Best England loss ever. Hugely enjoyed.

In fairness to him, it must be difficult to be a leader when nae cunt listens to you. He's had absolutely zero coverage, and the useless cunts around him haven't forced his views onto - at the very least - the bbc. It was indicative of the BBC's agenda though that they ditched the serving shadow chancellor from Andrew Marr show, replacing him with the resigned cunt Benn Jnr. Similarly, desperate to give those against Corbyn time to air their views without right of reply (or even mentioning that two thirds of Labour voters voted remain - a respectable return for Corbyn). Again, the folk round him should have been screaming down the BBC's door and forcing their way on set. I don't think Corbyn has the ruthlessness and hardness to go for the cunts. He's excellent when approached for an argument, but he doesn't seem to have the desire to hunt the arguments down and force his way in. Him, or the folks round him need to be battering doors down. Perhaps I'm doing him a disservice and things will change when he gets his own folk in about, but I doubt it. Shame, the guy has integrity it seems. Hopefully he'll last to mid-July.

Yep, it wasn't the point I was arguing. I had similar "debate" with a lass at work today, until it became apparent (to me) we were having two entirely separate arguments. Anyway, I'd compliment you on yer post above, but it seems you've beaten me to it.

Here's it summed up nicely. http://johnpilger.com/articles/why-the-british-said-no-to-europe

Never heard of him, but he's Irish of some sort, so he'll fit in. Sounds like he could have a dour-off against McGinn going by his interview.

I just don't get the overwhelming support for the EU in Scotland. It's a pity that couldn't be broken down into Yes and No voter stats. Was it the majority of the 55% who voted to remain, or those who voted yes? As a Yes voter, I would have felt hypocritical about voting remain. Many of the reasons for voting for independence were entirely apparent in the EU set-up. The only unknown was being left as part of the sordid Boris led fuck up that is the UK, but surely not enough to vote remain. Interesting times for independence. I think the best thing they can do is sit tight and wait for Boris to take charge. Bide their time, there'll be a better time for a referendum than right now. From a UK perspective, Cameron gone was obvious, but a good few Blairites trying to get Corbyn out too - cynical cunts. Again, if Corbyn sits tight, those thick cunts that voted to leave for reasons of immigration will head to him when they realise that Johnson and Chancellor Gove (fuck sake) have no interest in their well-being. How long before Farage resigns having taken UKIP as far as he can, and to independence, before quietly shifting over to a Tory cabinet position. Duplicitous cunt.

How did the assassination go? Too late to save them? I was telling everyone 60/40 too, it's a huge surprise to me. Shows how far removed I am from the average English voter. Cameron surely to resign at 8am. Boris. Fucking hell. Seriously.

I'd rather see him at Killie or somewhere. We need to know if he can cut it at SPFL level, not diddy championship level.

It certainly does raise the question of whether we were ever being given the opportunity to vote on the EU status. It certainly feels like the WWE of elections.

That would be good. I have to say, I'm actually a fan of Alexander, I think he's a very good goalkeeper. Getting to the end of his career, but he'd be the best number 2 we're had in years (we've had a lot of shite!). Remains to be seen if this Lewis cunt is any good.

And Lennox?

Good performance from Arneson last night. Always thought he was a class centre half. Very lazy centre midfielder who spent too much time holding onto the ball, but would welcome him back in place of Taylor. Clearly likes the dons.

This is all a bit Stuart Duff. I suppose it replaces Quinn and Rose on that side of the defence, although I'd have hoped that Taylor would be cover for an actual defender. Obviously I have no recollection of the guy actually playing, I'm only assuming he's pish.

I think that'd be a good move for both parties. I'd hope Storie would be our back-up midfield option next season with another two coming in to replace Robson and Flood. Although I wouldn't complain if it was just one very good one.

To be fair, they were only checking the brown-faced people.

I had similar. I should have known better than to bet against Italy. A great tournament team. Belgium showed exactly why they won't win anything. Totally unorganised, lack of desire, lack of creativity. It was like watching the dons when Hayes and McGinn don't turn up. Frustrating, and a manager who won't make a change until it's too late, and a lack of plan B. The Italians were ace. Hope they do well.

Like putting £10 on Pique for first goalscorer at 25-1 you mean? Only a betting god* would think that was a certainty. *I have no idea what I'm doing.

Agreed, Fud is capitalised here too, I expect it's a last name. Also had £40 on Germany to win by two clear goals, so a bonus at the end! I might put it all on Wales to beat England. They won't fail with my run of luck.

I respectfully disagree on behalf of myself and BB.

Fuck them. Taking Rocket's advice to gamble more, I had £50 on a Croatia, Poland and Germany treble, which is more important (I had McGinn last goalscorer of course). 5-1, so hoping the Germans don't make a cunt of it.

Modric! Northern Ireland got what they deserved. McGinn might not get the opportunity to play at all judging by the subs made. Shame, but probably justified given a bit of a lacklustre season by his own standard.

Sorry, I meant tournament so far, not that bet! I won on the Swiss game earlier too (hence the £50 bet on a scorer).

They're (Savage) suggesting that Ward is in some way nervous based on one incident in the first half. Failing to take into account that he wasn't at fault at all and that the experienced defender actually got an accidental touch on the ball when trying to usher it back to Ward. Dicks. Anyway, I had a last minute £50 bet on Bale to score in the first half. Didn't have time to check around for odds, but 9-2 seems reasonable. I'm not a massive gambler these days, but I like to put £100 in an account(s) before the start of the tournament and just bet on stupid things along with a couple of "certainties". I'm £300 up so far, but I usually get bored and spank it on some ridiculous thing.

It wasn't worth watching. I didn't watch it like.

But more than happy to be on the side of Blair and Cameron? Seems a strange way to decide your vote.