Alex

May's attempted smile btw

I think he's often done well in PMQs against May but the difference now is that it'll get a lot more coverage and interest instead of being largely ignored.

I think those are pretty shite odds tbh.

I think Mayweather's been great and he was only really 'boring' in the latter stage of his career when he needed to adapt due to age catching up a little bit. Prior to that he had a pretty high k.o. percentage iirc. The point I was trying to make was that it seems a bit daft that such a huge fight just isn't going to be competitive. Mayweather v GGG would be. Not that it's ever going to happen and I'm not having a go at Mayweather for not making it happen. Also just wanted to point out something which is often forgotten, i.e. Mayweather being physically at a significantl advantage to Pacquiao.

Would rather see him fight GGG. And GGG probably has less of a physical advantage over Mayweather than Mayweather had over Pacquiao

They've got a good record of making money out of keepers like.

Done

Tbf, loads of people want to watch it. That's why it's happening and why they're going to make a fortune out of it. As a contest though? Nah

There's a rabbit off there like.

It'll do fucking ridiculous numbers on PPV as well

I just found out that Errol Christie died a couple of days ago. RIP

Especially when Sunderland are so desperate for the cash. They'd have taken about £20m I reckon

Some hard bargaining by Everton there

So that's what this pic was all about:

Went to the Bristol City game (one of only two I attended last season and the only one I was conscious at) and he was fucking woeful like. Shola at his worst was how I would describe his performance

Love that song

Hang on, I thought you wanted this to happen

That's it. I knew I'd seen something very similar before.

Sounds very plausible

Brexit wasn't big issue before the referendum (and the campaign that preceded it) which makes the idea to have a poll all the more ridiculous and it wasn't that big an issue at the General Election, when it should've been absolutely massive given the potential impact. Strange times indeed

The DUP might support her on that but I doubt the requisite number of MPs from her party would.

I tend to think (and hope) that's a distinct possibility but you're looking at (at best) the same deal we have now with less (i.e. no) influence over future policy direction. 'Cracking' infers better than we currently have, which was never even a remote possibility.

There's absolutely no incentive for the EU to give a 'cracking deal' to May irrespective of her majority