Keir Starmer at Carrow Road

[Naturalcynic 668]

21 hours ago, The Real Buh said:

Regardless of political persuasion I can’t stand it when politicians go to the football and try their very best to act like real human beings.

Snakes, the lot of them.

Perhaps that’s because they are real human beings.

[The Real Buh 3,480]

6 minutes ago, Naturalcynic said:

Perhaps that’s because they are real human beings.

Imagine thinking they are

[A Load of Squit 5,221]

1 minute ago, The Real Buh said:

Imagine thinking they are

🎵It's easy if you try. 🎵

[Grando 272]

21 hours ago, Capt. Pants said:

Penny Maundant wipes the floor with him.

Who is this Penny Maundant? Is she a cousin of Penny Mordaunt's? 

[Grando 272]

2 hours ago, Big Vince said:

Norwich City is just hopelessly socialist. Delia, Wynnie, Balls, Gibson, Clarke and now Starmer have all been inside the ground.

When the country runs out of money and everyone is woke and workless and Putin is actually invited in to take over, Norwich City will be utterly complicit in all of it.

Yeah, NCFC are one of the root causes of the collapse of Great Britain. Nothing to do with Brexit, 14 years of inept Tory rule etc. etc. It's because we had Ed Balls as Chairman for a time and invited Starmer once to a Saturday match. God give me fecking strength.

[Foxy2600 305]

Like a lawyer is everyone’s mate? He has one mate money, money, money…

[A Load of Squit 5,221]

5 minutes ago, Foxy2600 said:

Like a lawyer is everyone’s mate? He has one mate money, money, money…

🎵 Must be funny, in a rich mans world 🎵

[Commonsense 646]

19 hours ago, littleyellowbirdie said:

Yup. They should be able to just go out and do something for the hell of it some times without people passing judgement. Should have been the same for Liz Truss as well.

That’s the Liz Truss who met the Queen, who promptly died and then went on to totally fcuk up the economy-all in the space of 40 days ( with a pause for the royal mourning and funeral). It’s quite hard not to pass judgement on that!

[JonnyJonnyRowe 472]

Ed Balls trying to get himself on a future honours list then.

[Faded Jaded Semi Plastic SOB 1,040]

For the record I do not support any political party, I dislike them all in equal measure but in the interests of balance I was amused to see Mr Hunt is going to flip flop and steal a Labour policy regarding the taxation of non doms, anybody would think there is an election looming...........

Edited March 3 by Faded Jaded Semi Plastic SOB

[Big Vince 319]

3 hours ago, Grando said:

Yeah, NCFC are one of the root causes of the collapse of Great Britain. Nothing to do with Brexit, 14 years of inept Tory rule etc. etc. It's because we had Ed Balls as Chairman for a time and invited Starmer once to a Saturday match. God give me fecking strength.

Balls also led to Webber and that didn't go down too well with the natives, did it?

[littleyellowbirdie 2,595]

2 hours ago, Commonsense said:

That’s the Liz Truss who met the Queen, who promptly died and then went on to totally fcuk up the economy-all in the space of 40 days ( with a pause for the royal mourning and funeral). It’s quite hard not to pass judgement on that!

I think you'll find that hadn't happened at the point she was seen at a game, but even then, still not necessary.

[Nuff Said 5,178]

see below

Edited March 3 by Nuff Said

[Nuff Said 5,178]

1 hour ago, littleyellowbirdie said:

 

3 hours ago, Commonsense said:

That’s the Liz Truss who met the Queen, who promptly died and then went on to totally fcuk up the economy-all in the space of 40 days ( with a pause for the royal mourning and funeral). It’s quite hard not to pass judgement on that!

I think you'll find that hadn't happened at the point she was seen at a game, but even then, still not necessary.

 

Eh?

[littleyellowbirdie 2,595]

9 minutes ago, Nuff Said said:

 

Eh? 🤔

Eh what?

Okay, then. F*k it. Just be abusive to all of them. Either way, don't condemn treating one like that but justifying it for the other. And don't moan when the only people who do go into politics are people who don't give a crap who have hides like rhinos.

Edited March 3 by littleyellowbirdie

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2 hours ago, Big Vince said:

Balls also led to Webber and that didn't go down too well with the natives, did it?

No - we all really hated the two promotions to the Premier League. (well - Ipswich fans like you did). 

[essex canary 506]

Pity Mid-Norfolk MP George Freeman wasn't sitting beside him given PMQ's a couple of weeks ago. They could have discussed how to pay the mortgage at half-time.

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[Badger 2,412]

On 02/03/2024 at 20:13, Canary Jedi said:

Anyone who actually wants to be a professional politician should be banned from entering politics!

Starmer was 53 when he first entered Parliament, so could hardly be described as a professional politician. Would have taken a big pay cut as well.

[Badger 2,412]

22 hours ago, Big Vince said:

When the country runs out of money and everyone is woke and workless and Putin is actually invited in to take over, Norwich City will be utterly complicit in all of it.

Nonsense - Norwich City won't merely be complicit, they will be the primary cause!

[Badger 2,412]

15 hours ago, Big Vince said:

Balls also led to Webber and that didn't go down too well with the natives, did it?

It did when we were winning.

[Big Vince 319]

19 hours ago, Thirsty Lizard said:

No - we all really hated the two promotions to the Premier League. (well - Ipswich fans like you did). 

But you liked the two relegations, right?

[The Bristol Nest 517]

1 hour ago, Big Vince said:

But you liked the two relegations, right?

Have you supported NCFC for long? If so you have a short memory.

[Canary Jedi 590]

11 hours ago, Badger said:

Starmer was 53 when he first entered Parliament, so could hardly be described as a professional politician. Would have taken a big pay cut as well.

Point is, he wanted to be a politician. Better to force someone against their will to run the country (laugh emoji as not serious but element of truth). That’s about as likely as the FA awarding retrospective yellow cards to players for diving/conking the ref

[Thirsty Lizard 3,183]

5 hours ago, The Bristol Nest said:

Have you supported NCFC for long? If so you have a short memory.

He/she has never supported Norwich - that's very obvious.

[Thirsty Lizard 3,183]

6 hours ago, Big Vince said:

But you liked the two relegations, right?

I enjoyed your team's relegation to Division 1 immensely 😅

[Canario 207]

On 03/03/2024 at 10:14, Grando said:

Yeah, NCFC are one of the root causes of the collapse of Great Britain. Nothing to do with Brexit, 14 years of inept Tory rule etc. etc. It's because we had Ed Balls as Chairman for a time and invited Starmer once to a Saturday match. God give me fecking strength.

Why don't we have investment from Gazprom or Putin?! 

 

 

[Badger 2,412]

12 hours ago, Canary Jedi said:

Point is, he wanted to be a politician. Better to force someone against their will to run the country (laugh emoji as not serious but element of truth). That’s about as likely as the FA awarding retrospective yellow cards to players for diving/conking the ref

I understand your point and disillusionment with politicians but still feel that someone who enters politics in late middle age having reached the top of his chosen field brings more to politics than someone (present in all parties) who have gone straight from University to a SPAD role and then MP - i.e. never done anything professionally outside politics.

[Canary Jedi 590]

10 minutes ago, Badger said:

I understand your point and disillusionment with politicians but still feel that someone who enters politics in late middle age having reached the top of his chosen field brings more to politics than someone (present in all parties) who have gone straight from University to a SPAD role and then MP - i.e. never done anything professionally outside politics.

Sorry I still have my cynical switch turned on. Know where you’re coming from. I just see all these prime ministers and senior politicians with nice directorships etc after leaving their role, no doubt due to the favours they did while in power. I just find the whole think corrupt and distasteful.

It is also a system of government designed before modern technology, to divide the country into regions as you couldn’t expect everyone to go to one place to vote back then. 
 

ok, soap box is put away, back to football talk! OTBC!

 

[Badger 2,412]

54 minutes ago, Canary Jedi said:

Sorry I still have my cynical switch turned on. Know where you’re coming from. I just see all these prime ministers and senior politicians with nice directorships etc after leaving their role, no doubt due to the favours they did while in power. I just find the whole think corrupt and distasteful.

It is also a system of government designed before modern technology, to divide the country into regions as you couldn’t expect everyone to go to one place to vote back then. 
 

ok, soap box is put away, back to football talk! OTBC!

 

I understand the cynicism but I think that to view all politicians as the same is part of the problem - there are many dodgy politicians but to tar them all with the same brush is unfair to those that are not and lets those that are corrupt off the hook. E.G my ex MP (who I did not vote for) Simon Wright did not move on to a well-paid directorship when he was voted out but instead runs a local charity, Nelson's Journey, which helps young people from Norfolk having to deal with bereavement. Compare this to Brandon Lewis, MP for Gt Yarmouth. https://members.parliament.uk/member/4009/registeredinterests

Gordon Brown and Teresa May have behaved very differently as ex-PMs to Tony Blair, David Cameron and Boris Johnson. IMO saying they are "all the same" just lets the bad ones "off the hook."

OTBC 👍

 

[Ernie Wise 70]

 

On 03/03/2024 at 15:34, A Load of Squit said:

We had a dictator called Chase in charge, he dealt with his enemies in a similar way and he practically bankrupted us.

A Tory…..

On 03/03/2024 at 13:16, Big Vince said:

Norwich City is just hopelessly socialist. Delia, Wynnie, Balls, Gibson, Clarke and now Starmer have all been inside the ground.

When the country runs out of money and everyone is woke and workless and Putin is actually invited in to take over, Norwich City will be utterly complicit in all of it.

Sounds like we have one of the extremists here that Mr ‘scared of his own shadow’ and half of the right wing extremist MPs in his own party was talking about last week.