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He's got the stupid haircut for a start

And we all know what a good night out for Andrew Pierce is....'

Farage chose his seat in which he had a natural constituency. Disillusioned anti-immigration voters. Burnham faces disillusioned Labour voters

They are not voting for a PM but a constituency MP. Most will recognise that Burnham has little chance of restoring Labour's fortunes by the time of the next election.

The most pleasing aspect of the victory will be reading the spin the BBC put on it. Yesterday they were wetting themselves over the talent that was in this United squad and how they would rise to the occasion as Carrick watching would provide them with additional motivation. Ah well...

One thing that Brits do not like is being taken for granted. So when Burnham parachutes himself into this constituency I think he's in for a very rude shock. People will think we want a proper constituency MP not somebody who is there to use us as a stepping stone in his political ambitions.

How did they arrive at 9 minutes extra time?

You are. I'm referring to his electoral majority in his own constituency

Odd that a man with a majority of 528 at the last election when defending a seat and given the Labour victory thinks he is the man the country might get behind. Delusional

A certain media continues with the slur ' Rayner claims to have been cleared'

And we thought EPL refs were bent

If you want thick try watching Tessa Sanderson on this week's House of Games

You missed out that those guys in the flat cap etc got up and went off to work at 7am and in many instances worked hard for their children to ensure they did not have to go through what they experienced.

Another one resigned today after his holocaust denial posts were discovered. Merseyside's loss

World Class Coaches? You mean the ones that cannot teach players how to take a corner or free kick?

What I don't get is the need to rest players but we play Bernardo who must be totally knackered

Recently posted to the BBC in response to an article on the BBC Sports website discussing whether Southampton should be thrown out of the play-offs re spygate. Needless to say the usual suspects piled in about the 115 charges. My complaint that these comments were off topic has been dismissed

Wouldn't worry about your left foot... there are plenty of footballers who don't know they even have one

I remain curious as to what is the working class today. Perhaps mistakenly I continue to associate it with large industries, council houses, educational striving and a level of job security. I see no evidence of a working class today other than dependency on the monthly income. So when people...

There was when there was a robust private sector but the equity companies came in and have hoovered up the sector. Now we have conglomerates