Recent content by The Kish

It was Paul Hayes, not Ben Hayes...

The opening day of the 2006/07 season saw a 3-1 defeat away to West Ham in Dowie's first game, the main contributory factor being a red card for Djimi Traore. We all know what happened next that season... I don't think it's an understatement to say that that was an excellent win, and very...

What happened to Charles-Cook? Progress wise I mean? He seems to be no where near the first team...

Looks like we should walk it with that start... No excuses

Like asking Gary Glitter how Jimmy Saville could have been avoided.

Might have to power nap now to get through the night...

Corbyn has missed a chance there though by not making the temporary replacement someone more respectable/known to floating voters - still goes to show that the PLP is not in a good place. As others had said if they lose tomorrow then all of the momentum (for want of a better word...) gained in...

I'm a building surveyor... It's only referring to the car park area Under a normal owner perhaps selling the land would be prudent

I'm forever grateful for Tewks on here; he once mentioned Whoops Apocalypse, the single handed best satirical comedy. A TV series and film from the late 80s. Look it up if you've not seen it! Peter Cook in the film version could be the British equivalent of Trump, whilst the newly elected...

In all fairness @ForestHillBilly I wrote to them along that basis late last year and received instant and encouraging responses; I was told to sign up but never got around to it. Then in the New Year I became apathetic/pre-occupied by other issues. I should join.

I think that answer means 'no, that would not be up for discussion (in the context of a Takeover)...' Very open to interpretation; CAST need to clarify. To my mind we give CAST an easy ride, largely because they are mostly an irrelevance. They should be doing so much more, not just as a...

Looks good to me Lardiman, and looking forward to seeing the end product :emoticon-0148-yes:

The Lib Dems should never be forgiven for their tuition fees debacle. I know so many people who, as students at the time, voted for them on that basis - only to be shafted.

This is why we shouldn't talk politics. And there's probably no need for this post but why not? Luckily I don't think the Corbynistas are bothering with Bexley. I was so wound up after the referendum - and livid with the Labour Party's ineffectual leadership - that I actually joined the Green...

I would have said 150ish too. But I'm an optimist.