Back Him or Sack him?

[speedchick]

Is anyone else listening to this on the BBC news channel, Geoff Hoon and Pat Hewitt are apparently calling for a back him or sack him vote on Brown

[TEKNOPUG]

speedchick said:

Is anyone else listening to this on the BBC news channel, Geoff Hoon and Pat Hewitt are apparently calling for a back him or sack him vote on Brown

Shouldn't it be "Shoot him or stab him"?

[odyssey2200]

BURN HIM!!!

he's a Witch

[GingerWizard]

TEKNOPUG said:

speedchick said:

Is anyone else listening to this on the BBC news channel, Geoff Hoon and Pat Hewitt are apparently calling for a back him or sack him vote on Brown

Shouldn't it be "Shoot him or stab him"?

me thinks this is the correct answer^^^

[singlecoil]

People hate letting go of power, witness Maggie in her last days. I reckon he will do everything he can to prevent a secret ballot on his leadership, which, if it happens, will see him voted out.

[Jasandjules]

Back him off a cliff, or place him in a sack and push him off a cliff...

[odyssey2200]

The labour MPs have realised the Winky has effectively rendered them unelectable.

This is just a cynical move to try to undo some of the damage and present a fresh face at the next election.

[Tangent Police]

odyssey2200 said:

The labour MPs have realised the Winky has effectively rendered them unelectable.

This is just a cynical move to try to undo some of the damage and present a fresh face at the next election.

Correctamundo. And it will work.

[JacksHereR]

does it really matter except for BS

[thinfourth2]

Can i just say that i think Brown is a fine leader and i want him to stay in control of the labour party until the end of its days

[OnTheOverrun]

thinfourth2 said:

Can i just say that i think Brown is a fine leader and i want him to stay in control of the labour party until the end of its days

Me too.

The last thing the tories need is to go into the election against a candidate with two eyes who can string together an intelligible sentence.

[fadeaway]

OnTheOverrun said:

thinfourth2 said:

Can i just say that i think Brown is a fine leader and i want him to stay in control of the labour party until the end of its days

Me too.

The last thing the tories need is to go into the election against a candidate with two eyes who can string together an intelligible sentence.

Can we at least have the TV debates with Winky before he's replaced with someone who might just be able to handle it.

[Nardies]

Jack Straw was taking a pasting about it on Sky News, his every sentence started with 'The Conservatives...' it's got nothing to do with them you idiot!

[Don]

Sorry.

Any sentence that has "back" and "sack" in requires the word "crack".

I don't really know why but that does seem appropriate in this case.

Back or Sack the complate Crack. Probably.

[MX7]

[VxDuncan]

The news article I read earlier appeared to suggest that the pound had dropped against the euro on the news Winky might be replaced. There were suggesting it was because he was the best person to "lead us out of the thing that isn't a recession", and replacing him would damage the "recovery". Markets are scared of another labour term more like.