Nah not for me Sydney, firmly in the my kids first other stuff second and that won't change. Thankfully life isn't binary it's not one or the other and both work fine.

Brilliant signing. Most important for me will be a like for like for Matty Craig

youve got to think that spurs would be more than happy for us to look after their next midfield general from the youth team?

Who cares.?  It’s what he does on the pitch that counts..

Not entirely true IDM, remember Niall Mason.

I am not saying we will have problems, Jordan is older now and I am sure Grant and others at the club will manage him well and give support if and whenever necessary - we are a renowned family club after all.

Just politely disagreeing with your blanket statement, IMHO extreme off field events can have consequences. 

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DD.

Individuals looking after and out for themselves form the core of Toryism.

Who was it who said there's no such thing as society?

If you hear a great icon of Toryism saying that, it's drawing a line. You choose which side of it you want to live your life on. I'm very happy that I chose a different position.

What do you make of Terry Brammall?

I think he's one of the better ones.

Why do you ask?

You're pushing the tories are all in it for themselves line on a forum of a club owned and funded by a Tory donor, you simply can't generalise as you have been, it's like saying everyone on benefits doesn't want to work or criticising Rwanda but wearing your team's shirt that has visit Rwanda as a key sponsor.

I've read posts from your good self saying exactly that pud 'my family comes first'

It could have been tempered by something such as 'I would want the government to look after those in need of food, housing, a job, medical care etc" then my family comes first.

Syd,

Liars lie like a rug, you know that!

DA is not currently the Labour candidate for Hackney, despite the backing of the local party.
At this stage, the nomination will be set by the NEC, packed with Keith's placemen.
This decision will not be scrutinised or endorsed by Hackney CLP, so what is to stop Keith parachuting in some extreme centrist clone to a safe seat?

If Keith wanted to clear this up, he could have said DA will be Labour candidate, but he has not.
The man is a complete balloon, and is incapable of giving a straight answer to anything.