RobinRobin

Couldn't happen to a nicer twat!

I think he is likely to win again (just imagine the tantrum if he doesn't - although his meltdown will be fun to witness) because I am not sure the Democrats have a viable candidate yet. It will be a big blow if they do win, but it will probably bring the hillbillies out in even greater numbers, and I anticipate that Government will grind to a halt in the Senate, as opposed to the House, which is the current case. Either way, not going to get better anytime soon, I fear

Rarely does

Because it hasn't started. It will end up being £16 billion.

FYP

You're just jealous. Of the siestas, of course, not the boyfriend ...

Thank god for Brexit - won't have to put up with that for much longer

He's effectively had it all for 20 years and will continue to have it all until he doesn't want it (or someone stabs him in the back, and he has probably already had them removed)

But given that the hard left loonies, who voted for and continued to support Corbyn throughout, are probably still there, is it likely that a leader is elected who will actually be prepared, or even willing, to do that? Are we not living in times where getting elected is of secondary importance to rabid dogma?

Or hopefully a new paddling pool and ice maker with all these soft tissue injuries

Hopefully someone will oblige by providing those figures. I doubt it somehow, but am prepared to be proven wrong.

Followed by a lot of back-tracking. I look forward to being able to back-track about Joelinton

Or perhaps just getting Rafa back, as he seemed to have no problems with staving away injuries

We've already got enough players who fall over for no good reason

Given that Corbyn was kept in place by those who are certain that he only lost because of the BBC and others, surely she is playing to the electorate she needs to vote for her.

Probably from running laps of the pitch - old skool

Prefer stoned to death

Afraid so - it will be the uneducated ill-informed voters, again

Thank you, kind sir

I am pretty sure that Corbyn is an anti-globalist, but didn't want to say so, as with Brexit. From outside looking in, that was what made him unelectable. Whether he wanted to be elected is another matter, but no politician will willingly walk away from the kudos (and possibly the pay packet) which goes with being PM or leader of the opposition. Perhaps the stupidity came from those who blindly supported him when they should have pulled the plug. Anyway, I am 59 and live in Australia, so what do I know PS Even at that great age, I would not have voted for Brexit

They are the worst