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Its getting hard to put into words how good this guy is! Sensational. I don't think its hyperbole to say that he's been the best CB in the league this season

That's what I thought too! I don't have the best view of it though because I was right next to the West Ham fans on the other side of the pitch. Would really love to see it again

Anyone got a video of his tackle on Bowen on Saturday? It looked fantastic from my seat in the Park End

Surely if two of the three years (for the second charge) overlap with the first, then it will only be a further two points deducted? That's the logical conclusion

Those Ruzemberok fans though. :Blink: Very nice...

We'll see...

How can you think that? There hasn't been a poll that puts Labour within 10 points of the Tories for months. Most are 16-24 points ahead.

We've just said that the personal allowance has increased greatly, income inequality has fallen, the economy has stabilised for everyone, and "the plebs" were allowed a referendum on EU membership (where most voted out). But of course the Tories only care about the rich. :zzz:

I've just said that the debt has risen, and said why. I said that the deficit is the most important indicator. And in response, you post a graph of the debt. Just showing that you didn't take in anything I've just said about the difference between the two.

We've already been through this too. Lower taxes on businesses has actually led to more tax income. And the top 1% of earners already pay 27% of all income tax. And the recovery from the recession has improved the state of the economy for everyone anway. It is better now than during the...

Hypocrisy yet again. Labour have actually been fined £20,000 over administration errors at the 2015 GE.

They don't want to take more money from poor people. They've actually done the exact opposite by increasing the personal allowance by £4000. Income inequality is at a 31 year low.

I must have been through this about 10 times now. The debt argument is just ridiculous. It isn't even an argument. How can people not understand the difference between debt and deficit? It would have been impossible to reduce the debt straight away. But the deficit is almost cancelled, and we'll...

You would be crazy to vote based on this policy rather than socioeconomic policies. "I don't like hunting, so instead I'll vote in someone who would bankrupt the economy" is hardly good prioritisation. No party will be perfect or fully reflect your views.

Why has this thread reached 5 pages? No-one here has advocated support of fox hunting. Most Tories disagree with it too you know, and don't want it to be a policy either.

I know next to nothing about Northern Irish politics so I can't really comment on that. I agree with your second point, but your third intrigues me. If Brexit does lead to a rocketing of unemployment in NI (which it may) then why should people support someone who would just worsen the situation...

You talk about "a better life for many", but the policies that intend to do that will end up doing the complete opposite. What will you be thinking when the Labour government is in so much debt it can't afford to fund any of these proposals anymore, unemployment rockets as all businesses leave a...

Of course it seems reasonable. They've planned for a utopian society. Look beyond the superficial and wonder how on Earth it is possible?

Well, if Labour win the election then they'll be funding all of their idealist policies in the manifesto AND the Brexit negotiations. So they'll be spending double this if we go by your hypothetical scenario. Bankrupt us even further.

???????? How can you pay more than this? It isn't possible. He is throwing trillions of non-existent pounds around. Read the article.