Alex

This team is almost a parody of Pakistan with its mercurial form

Genuinely sorry to hear about your news, Stevie.

That's not why you get stick on here

Just like the west end then

He was asking you to back up the statement you made. The evasive response suggests you can't.

I guess it's that too with a head to head. I.e. his party's behind in the polls even with Miliband's ratings being so low. Anything that upsets that can only be bad for the election. Also, just the two of them isn't really on because of the other parties being excluded. Anything more inclusive has to have UKIP taking part, which leads us back to the original problem. That said, with the way the polls are (and how they've been for a long time now) and the election so close, it seems inconceivable that the Tories can win it. The low risk strategy they seem to be employing seems to be them settling for a narrow-ish defeat and a hung Parliament and taking it as a sort of Pyrrhic victory (relative to where they were in the polls a year or two back). It's all a bit odd.

Thinking about it, I reckon it's Farage he's worried about.

What a load of shite

She's a Ms. which says it all tbh.

Scholes would argue that demonstrates it's a reflex.

Scholes using various media outlets to make the case for the defence is laughable like. Especially as, apart from his obvious bias, no one is asking him any pertinent questions about it. If, as he claims it was a 'reflex' and, as Evans also reckons, it was an accident, why doesn't Evans immediately apologise? Because he did it on purpose is the logical conclusion.

:lol;

Aye, modern football isn't totally rubbish. Sad obviously but a dignified and (sort of) happy way to go.

Evans is looking at Cisse, he's about 3 feet away then he hockles in his direction. Aye, pure accident Horrible thing to do but Cisse was provoked (if it's as terrible as the FA says it is then it's extreme provocation by the same measure) and his reaction since has been honest and full of contrition.

Fair enough, maybe it did in the end.

Agreed. Just think the owner will have seen the silver lining in all this straight away.

A student of Shakespeare would say the lady doth protest too much.

I doubt the Sack Pardwew campaign had any impact on Ashley's decision to allow him to leave. In fact, I'd say a Sack Carver campaign is probably about the best chance he has of getting the gig full-time, knowing how pig-headed the owner is.

Reckon they'll both get done. Evans would've probably got away with it bar the reaction. Ashley will probably see it as an opportunity to fine Cisse 2 weeks wages.

Scotland is key. If Labour can do ok there then they will gain a majority. Even then though it's not going to be a very big one.

Current analysis (which has been pretty constant since the Scottish Independence referendum) suggests a hung parliament with Labour as the biggest but the Lib Dems not even having enough seats to hold the balance of power. That honour looks like falling to the SNP. Alex Salmond may well have played a blinder. And NJS is spot on about the two main parties and their so-called leaders.

Aye. It's in such bad taste.