badgerx16

I love the way the Tories have U-turned on their opinion of him, having campaigned vigourously for his release and return to the UK when in Government.

David Dimbleby's BBC series "What's the Monarchy for ?" Primarily it seems, tax avoidance.

Well, she shagged enough of them. One French prosecutor said he was "fed up" with continually prosecuting her for stirring up racisl hatred. But she liked animals.

Downs

A bit like the way the ball goes straight through Bazunu's hands; one instant it is in front of his gloves, the next it's behind them.

Back 4, Macca in goal, 3 in midfield. It's really not difficult.

Smirking at the people, obviously on their first visit, asking if the temperature at an indoor ski slope can be turned up as itis too cold for them.

But Tonda gives the impression that he is doing what he is told, regardless of whether it is working or not. The issue is either (1) he lacks the gumption to realise, which the Charlton and Leicester performances suggest is not the case, or (2) he is strictly following somebody else's diktat, and does not have any flexibility.

Charlton and Leicester were before he had been given the permanent appointment, and had not yet had to commit contractually to the club "philosophy".

Don't worry. That isn't going to happen.

Overall from both sides, some appalling shots played at short and wide balls that should have been comfortably left.

I read somewhere that he had said he had expected it to be at it's best for batting on day 4.

https://cdn.jwplayer.com/previews/VXfo9g1I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dergOG7vpJg

We will finish bottom half with Tonda in charge. He will keep the gig over the summer as the club cash in on the few bankable assets it has and replaces them with cheap "potential". He will be sacked in November with Saints just above the relegation places, and be replaced with the next "thinking outside the box" appointment of somebody no-one has ever heard of.

Just goes to show what Spors knows.