George Hannah
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How things change since these posts last year. According to the bookies Rory's now second favourite - interesting if he gets passed the Tuesday cull
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Blue Hefner
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How things change since these posts last year. According to the bookies Rory's now second favourite - interesting if he gets passed the Tuesday cull
He wasn’t 2nd favourite when I had fiver at 50/1
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He wasn’t 2nd favourite when I had fiver at 50/1
What is he now about 12/1, I honestly wouldn't take 500/1.
How on earth can he beat Borris with a mob of baying brexiteer members who will have the final say, if indeed he gets to the last two?
BobKowalski
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He wasn’t 2nd favourite when I had fiver at 50/1
Did you put a bet on Stewart getting to the final two?
Blue Hefner
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Did you put a bet on Stewart getting to the final two?
No. ‘Next prime minister’. It was a few weeks, maybe a month or so prior to May resigning
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What is he now about 12/1, I honestly wouldn't take 500/1.
How on earth can he beat Borris with a mob of baying brexiteer members who will have the final say, if indeed he gets to the last two?
I agree
Whilst he appears to be a realist and performed well on Channel 4 tonight, how many Tory members 1) watch and 2) would care
If it was a GE, he’s have the Nick Clegg effect but it isn’t. It’s a closed shop - I’m getting a run for my money, though.
Unfortunately ‘cash out’ isn’t available in politics betting!
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You’re absolutely right. The only way he won’t be next PM will be if a skeleton comes out of his closet related to criminal behaviour that’s too big to ignore and the police need to get involved. I believe that is a distinct possibility.What is he now about 12/1, I honestly wouldn't take 500/1.
How on earth can he beat Borris with a mob of baying brexiteer members who will have the final say, if indeed he gets to the last two?
Len Rum
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Sweet Jesus.Whilst I’m not a Tory, I’ll give them one thing, the way they speak and their articulation and certainty(arrogance) and conviction of their words. Compare that to McDonnell, Corbyn and the rest of Labour’s mob. There is something to be said about private school, there is no insecurity or doubt whatsoever
Pass.Me.The.Bucket.
abu13
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Wouldn't trust any of them to be honest.
hilts
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Agree and like labour did in there stint.
They weren’t Labour enough though so it doesn’t count, the 70’s were ancient history so doesn’t count. I think a dynamic trio of Jezza,McDonnell and Abbott should be enough to convince anyone that the future path is indeed red.
They weren’t Labour enough though so it doesn’t count, the 70’s were ancient history so doesn’t count. I think a dynamic trio of Jezza,McDonnell and Abbott should be enough to convince anyone that the future path is indeed red.
Nope like the next conservative leader they’ll be useless fcukers.
Len Rum
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You're right it doesn't mate.A party ran by Trotskyite antisemitics.
See how just stereotyping everyone doesn’t work.
Tory JuanKerrs.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Might start using this in my place of work.......The delusion-o-meter is off the scale with this lot.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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In this scenario is he United or Liverpool? ;-)This is like choosing Utd or Liverpool for the league next season.
Jezz, probably just.
In this scenario is he United or Liverpool? ;-)
Corbyn is definitely Liverpool and the Tories Utd.
Corbynites are a bunch of total weirdo’s, overly emotional and cringeworthy, that behave totally irrationally and falsely claim he’s the messiah and somehow special.
The Tories are a bunch of horrible arrogant cunts, who think their party is more important than the sport (country) in general, successful for far too long and don’t realise the writing is on the wall and they’re finished as a party.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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It was no 'fields of wheat' was it.........Yeah the bin analogy was to put it mildly somewhat embarassing.
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Sweet Jesus.
Pass.Me.The.Bucket.
I’m not saying they are correct but that manner of presentation is something to be credited. “Private school swagger”, I believe they call it
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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W@nkersI agree
Whilst he appears to be a realist and performed well on Channel 4 tonight, how many Tory members 1) watch and 2) would care
If it was a GE, he’s have the Nick Clegg effect but it isn’t. It’s a closed shop - I’m getting a run for my money, though.
Unfortunately ‘cash out’ isn’t available in politics betting!
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Nicely putCorbyn is definitely Liverpool and the Tories Utd.
Corbynites are a bunch of total weirdo’s, overly emotional and cringeworthy, that behave totally irrationally and falsely claim he’s the messiah and somehow special.
The Tories are a bunch of horrible arrogant cunts, who think their party is more important than the sport (country) in general, successful for far too long and don’t realise the writing is on the wall and they’re finished as a party.
Len Rum
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Your grovelling knows no bounds mate.I’m not saying they are correct but that manner of presentation is something to be credited. “Private school swagger”, I believe they call it