David Miliband to quit politics?

[tvrtim]

Agreed, and he has got big ears.

[SpeckledJim]

tvrtim said:

Agreed, and he has got big ears.

Couldn't Noddy afford the ransom? That's recession Britain, I suppose.

[bad company]

tvrtim said:

Agreed, and he has got big ears.

But does he get in a flap about it?

[turbobloke]

SpeckledJim said:

tvrtim said:

Agreed, and he has got big ears.

Couldn't Noddy afford the ransom? That's recession Britain, I suppose.

[Mermaid]

Mermaid said:

Mojocvh said:

"Tony Blair, former Labour leader and prime minister, said: "I congratulate David on his appointment to a major international position. It shows the huge regard in which David is held worldwide. I'm sure he will do a great job. He is obviously a massive loss to UK politics."

In the interview this morning, there was suggestion that he is not ruling out a return to politics.

Clintons wax lyrical about him... politics out there maybe

[MX7]

David Miliband Quits Sunderland Over Di Canio

Has anyone told him about Ed Balls?

[greygoose]

MX7 said:

David Miliband Quits Sunderland Over Di Canio

Has anyone told him about Ed Balls?

Sunderland haven't signed him to play now have they?

[AJS-]

I really didn't think I could have any more contempt for Milliband, and then I read that he's a Macam.

[mercGLowner]

A great excuse for Milliband D to resign from any association with oikball using his 'moral compass' as a good reason. Of course, having resigned as an MP there is no longer any requirement to show how much in touch with the people he is by associating himself with football. Just my cynical opinion of course

[turbobloke]

greygoose said:

MX7 said:

David Miliband Quits Sunderland Over Di Canio

Has anyone told him about Ed Balls?

Sunderland haven't signed him to play now have they?

He'd be a better footballer than Chancellor and the country would suffer far less harm. Good move

[bad company]

turbobloke said:

He'd be a better footballer than Chancellor and the country would suffer far less harm. Good move

Shame his brother did not join him.

[SpeedMattersNot]

I'm not one to usually comment on peoples spelling or grammar, as my knowledge of both is very limited. However, it's fascinating to me just how many of the PH political party can't spell Miliband...and I don't mean the repetitive poor attempts such as 'millibrain' or 'milligland'. I mean the ones that spell his name 'Milliband'.

It's seemingly about 50% of the contributors to this particular forum. I wonder if it's the same 50% who recently polled they would more than likely vote UKIP at the next GE?

Edited by SpeedMattersNot on Monday 1st April 11:42

[bad company]

SpeedMattersNot said:

I'm not one to usually comment on peoples spelling or grammar, as my knowledge of both is very limited. However, it's fascinating to me just how many of the PH political party can't spell Miliband...and I don't mean the repetitive poor attempts such as 'millibrain' or 'milligland'. I mean the ones that spell his name 'Milliband'.

It's seemingly about 50% of the contributors to this particular forum. I wonder if it's the same 50% who recently polled they would more than likely vote UKIP at the next GE?

Edited by SpeedMattersNot on Monday 1st April 11:42

One L or 2 L's. I just wish they would both go.

[turbobloke]

bad company said:

SpeedMattersNot said:

I'm not one to usually comment on peoples spelling or grammar, as my knowledge of both is very limited. However, it's fascinating to me just how many of the PH political party can't spell Miliband...and I don't mean the repetitive poor attempts such as 'millibrain' or 'milligland'. I mean the ones that spell his name 'Milliband'.

It's seemingly about 50% of the contributors to this particular forum. I wonder if it's the same 50% who recently polled they would more than likely vote UKIP at the next GE?

Edited by SpeedMattersNot on Monday 1st April 11:42

One L or 2 L's. I just wish they would both go.

Yes indeed a Britain without either of the Microglands (sp?) would be good.

[elster]

mercGLowner said:

A great excuse for Milliband D to resign from any association with oikball using his 'moral compass' as a good reason. Of course, having resigned as an MP there is no longer any requirement to show how much in touch with the people he is by associating himself with football. Just my cynical opinion of course

I don't think earning £10k a time for going to a meeting can be classed as a labour of love.

[bad company]

SpeedMattersNot said:

'
It's seemingly about 50% of the contributors to this particular forum. I wonder if it's the same 50% who recently polled they would more than likely vote UKIP at the next GE?

Edited by SpeedMattersNot on Monday 1st April 11:42

And your point is?

[longblackcoat]

AJS- said:

I really didn't think I could have any more contempt for Milliband, and then I read that he's a Macam.

He's not.

Being a supporter doesn't make you a Macam. It makes you stupid, agreed, but then as a Geordie I would say that.

[McWigglebum4th]

SpeedMattersNot said:

I'm not one to usually comment on peoples spelling or grammar, as my knowledge of both is very limited. However, it's fascinating to me just how many of the PH political party can't spell Miliband...and I don't mean the repetitive poor attempts such as 'millibrain' or 'milligland'. I mean the ones that spell his name 'Milliband'.

how about we just call him face?

[turbobloke]

"Is that wigglybottom chap referring to me?"

[anonymous-user]

McWigglebum4th said:

how about we just call him face?

Nice.