Martin Perry for president!

Westdene Seagull

aka Cap'n Carl Firecrotch

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• Sep 4, 2017

• #21

timbha said:

One of the few. Not sure if he's ever been to Hangleton. Stick to the Albion MP

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He got 2024 votes so it was a bit bigger than a 'few'. Admittedly he needed another 1000 votes to take a seat.

 

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Bob!

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• Sep 4, 2017

• #22

GreersElbow said:

Apart from their complete inability to have a straight forward and defined brexit policy, ousting of leaders and a general shut down of democracy within the party?

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Are we talking Tory or Labour here?

 

GreersElbow

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• Sep 4, 2017

• #23

Bob! said:

Are we talking Tory or Labour here?

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replace as desired

 

Not Andy Naylor

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• Sep 4, 2017

• #24

spence said:

Love Perry but i simply cannot vote labour in it's current form. Either local or general elections.

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You don't have to. You can vote for Martin because you think he'll do a good job.

 

Not Andy Naylor

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• Sep 4, 2017

• #25

timbha said:

One of the few. Not sure if he's ever been to Hangleton. Stick to the Albion MP

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I can confirm that he has, because I was helping him canvass just before his last attempt to get in there. Down these mean streets a man must go, and he did. (Although I admit that the streets of Hangleton aren't especially mean)

 

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• Sep 4, 2017

• #26

Saladpack Seagull said:

I'm not a Labour voter but I'd vote for Martin regardless of which party he was standing for. Legend.

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I agree with you on Perry being a legend, but voting for Labour would be pushing it somewhat.

 

Westdene Seagull

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• Sep 4, 2017

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Not Andy Naylor said:

I can confirm that he has, because I was helping him canvass just before his last attempt to get in there. Down these mean streets a man must go, and he did. (Although I admit that the streets of Hangleton aren't especially mean)

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You clearly avoided Hamsworth Crescent then !

 

Thunder Bolt

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• Sep 4, 2017

• #28

Not Andy Naylor said:

You don't have to. You can vote for Martin because you think he'll do a good job.

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This. I tend to look at the candidates, and consider them, before their party politics, which is why I have voted for all three major parties, at some stage in my life.

 

Westdene Seagull

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• Sep 4, 2017

• #29

The OP left off the most important info - where is MP standing for election ?

 

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #30

He did not design a big enough North Stand failed.

 

WATFORD zero

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• #31

At a local level, I always vote for the person not the party. Save that for GEs

 

Moshe Gariani

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #32

Very impressed that Martin Perry is a Labour man. Not what I would have assumed and just another little thing to love about the Albion - interesting also to realise that he and Chris Hughton probably get on well in terms of shared values that are not very evident in modern football...