[Other Sport] Who should lead an emergency government?

jakarta

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Sullington

• Aug 16, 2019

• #101

Good to see the Boy Blessed nosing ahead...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2xS-AxKk0k

 

Colonel Angus

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #102

Bob Mortimer

 

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Sussex Nomad

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EP

• Aug 16, 2019

• #103

Joey Essex for me, Hold Me Close was a classic track... ah hang on.

 

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BensGrandad

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #104

hans kraay fan club said:

What are you talking about? If you are talking about the EU Referendum, that is entirely invalid, as an indicator of the public's wishes regards a no-deal Brexit. Nobody has ever had an opportunity to express their wishes for or against that - in fact Vote Leave campaigned very explicitly on the premise that a 'no-deal' was out of the question, and that we would 'only leave with a good deal in place'. So, I presume you would instruct those MP in constituencies that supported that campaign, to vote down the government?

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That is absoluitely rubbish there was no conditions given it was leave or remain end of story, and the vote taken.. What is a good Brexit for some will be bad for others and vice versa, no government can expect to please everybody with the decisions they are trusted to take on behalf of their constituents.

 

seagull_special

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Abu Dhabi

• Aug 16, 2019

• #105

Ooh! I know, Donald Trump. We could become the 53rd state. We would have to get in quick before he buys Greenland.

 

wellquickwoody

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #106

LlcoolJ said:

I'd say **** off and stop talking complete rubbish, but you've already done the former and the latter is unlikely. [emoji23]

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Ooh listen to you, the drama! What were the other options on the ballot paper then if I am talking rubbish?

 

Two Professors

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Jul 13, 2009

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Multicultural Brum

• Aug 16, 2019

• #107

Someone experienced with dealing with European time-servers,respected in the USA,and popular with the ordinary voters.Only one choice,Nigel Farage.

 

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beorhthelm

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Jul 21, 2003

35,310

• Aug 16, 2019

• #108

the more i think of Brian Blessed at the dispatch box bossing the commons, the more i think this would be a genuinly good move for politics in this country.

vote Blessed.

 

KZNSeagull

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Wolsingham, County Durham

• Aug 16, 2019

• #109

Another vote for Blessed here:

 

Winker

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The Astral Planes, man...

• Aug 16, 2019

• #110

I voted Kriss Akabusi - that would be a laugh!

 

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Trevor

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #111

Tom Watson - not really bothered which one

 

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Frankworthington

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #112

Zoe Ball obviously.

 

DavidinSouthampton

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• Aug 17, 2019

• #113

Mackenzie said:

Alan Ball?

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He's dead.

 

Mackenzie

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• Aug 17, 2019

• #114

DavidinSouthampton said:

He's dead.

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Ah OK.

Sid James then.

 

Not Andy Naylor

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Seven Dials

• Aug 17, 2019

• #115

Chris Hughton. As we know, he's free at the moment and presents the calm, diplomatic exterior that we know is required and weighs his words carefully.

But as we've seen from his antics in the technical area, cross him and he turns into a snarling, rampaging beast. The ERG would feel his wrath if they tried any funny stuff.

 

Not Andy Naylor

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• Aug 17, 2019

• #116

seagull_special said:

Ooh! I know, Donald Trump. We could become the 53rd state. We would have to get in quick before he buys Greenland.

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Which are the 51st and 52nd then, or have I missed something?

 

DumLum

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• Aug 17, 2019

• #117

hans kraay fan club said:

What are you talking about? If you are talking about the EU Referendum, that is entirely invalid, as an indicator of the public's wishes regards a no-deal Brexit. Nobody has ever had an opportunity to express their wishes for or against that - in fact Vote Leave campaigned very explicitly on the premise that a 'no-deal' was out of the question, and that we would 'only leave with a good deal in place'. So, I presume you would instruct those MP in constituencies that supported that campaign, to vote down the government?

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Remain campaigned if we voted leave we were OUT. No going back.
Looks like the only way of getting a deal is to leave first now.

 

The Wizard

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• Aug 17, 2019

• #118

Barry from Eastenders is a great shout, make sure Janine doesn’t find out though

 

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Lincoln Imp

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• Aug 17, 2019

• #119

Not Andy Naylor said:

Chris Hughton. As we know, he's free at the moment and presents the calm, diplomatic exterior that we know is required and weighs his words carefully.

But as we've seen from his antics in the technical area, cross him and he turns into a snarling, rampaging beast. The ERG would feel his wrath if they tried any funny stuff.

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Graham Potter would be even better. He's a proven strategist, has European experience and his clear view on Brexit would attract Remain supporters. He could do it in his spare time.

 

DavidinSouthampton

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• Aug 17, 2019

• #120

Mackenzie said:

Ah OK.

Sid James then.

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Try Tommy Cooper, or Ken Dodd, or Ronnie Barker.....