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Dick Head

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Aston Villa fan David Cameron blames 'brain fade' after claiming to support West Ham

 


Herr Tubthumper

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Jul 11, 2003
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How odd.
 


seagulls4ever

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Oct 2, 2003
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I'm guessing the speech wasn't written by him and the person who wrote the sheet he's reading from erroneously wrote West Ham.
 




Juror#13

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Jan 14, 2015
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Could be worse. Ed Miliband claim to fame is solving the rubix cube in 1 minute (1:25) twenty five seconds and has no hobbies. Geek!
 




1066familyman

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Jan 15, 2008
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He was born in London wasn't he? Not sure he went to Aston 'Uni' either :lol:

Judging by his age...wonder if the Nigel Spink moment in Europe when he stood in for Jimmy Rimmer swung an impressionable Dave???


All very bizarre.
 


beorhthelm

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Jul 21, 2003
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same colours, what does it make any difference to someone who probably never followed in his life. much more likely a cricket or rugger fan, but must be seen to connect to the larger football fan base.
 








Dick Head

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same colours, what does it make any difference to someone who probably never followed in his life. much more likely a cricket or rugger fan, but must be seen to connect to the larger football fan base.

Yes, I wonder if he's gone to cheer them on at Turf Moor this afternoon.

 
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Dec 29, 2011
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Could be worse. Ed Miliband claim to fame is solving the rubix cube in 1 minute (1:25) twenty five seconds and has no hobbies. Geek!
I don't get this, what's wrong with being a geek? I'd much rather a PM who was smart, logical and thought things through than a PM who loved snowboarding, ice hockey and basketball.

same colours, what does it make any difference to someone who probably never followed in his life. much more likely a cricket or rugger fan, but must be seen to connect to the larger football fan base.

I wouldn't be shocked if you told me he was told to support Villa because one of his advisors told him it would garner most votes from people who would otherwise vote for another party.
 






glasfryn

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Nov 29, 2005
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dementia
 








Chicken Runner61

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I'll tell you why it matters because if you can't trust a bloke on what football team he supports how can you trust him on anything else
 


glasfryn

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I see even Gary had a dig on MOTD
 






fat old seagull

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I'm guessing the speech wasn't written by him and the person who wrote the sheet he's reading from erroneously wrote West Ham.

Ask yourself, if someone wrote a speech for you, you'd actually read it out loud before realising that you don't support Crystal Palace. It's totally impossible any real fan could suffer 'brain fade' with regard their soccer allegiances..... unless he actually doesn't like football at all, and just wants to appear to be one of the boys.
 





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