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Tbf I don't see anybody on here claiming that SNP voters would flock to Labour. There's certainly SNP voters that would prefer a Starmer like approach than a Corbyn one though, I think you're underestimating the fair weather centrist voters. A fair amount of people voted against Corbyn rather than in support of Boris and now with both out the picture I can see a lot of them returning home to Labour.

Does he still wanna shag M&Ms? Very serious guy...

Probably another big fat head play boy.

Agree with most of this but I think there will be a soft switch to Labour from some SNP voters. As you say more so because SNP voters might stay at home but there will definitely be some cross over bigger than some may expect imo. Since Musk took over Twitter i feel like a lot of wrong uns have been amplified and I've seen even some of the nutter Tory types supporting Labour in Scottish politics at least.

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Still applicable.

I saw a video when he signed of some of his tackles and he definitely seems like a player that likes a tackle which is very different from Tav. I won't pretend I've followed his career but I used to think he was a top drawer keeper, 30 is so young for a keeper he's either had howlers at a level I didn't see or has hidden injury problems. Overall I'm happy with our signings so far, we need to get some wingers and strikers and haven't seen much on that front but there's still plenty of time.

There's no chance of it happening but I would love it if they went for Brown or Kennedy. Rodgers would be good for the banter but I'd be slightly worried, Moyes would leave me happier.

I could see him going for Hatate and Kyogo.

As a Unionist i think this place clearly leans to one side of the argument but all in all I've found most posters to be relativley sensible and able to engage in decent discourse. This post should correctly be ridiculed although it seems like a low hanging fruit trolling exercise imo.

It's the cup m8.

If the gravy guzzler does go does he take Kyogo and Hatate with him, maybe even a CCV renaissance?

Intrigued why you thought he was a bellend? I just finished the series and found it very interesting and thought provoking. Thought pretty much everyone involved explained their situations and feelings in a convincing way. I understand it was essential to progress the peace movement but it still blows my mind that people like Sean Kelly and Michael Stone just walked out of prison like nothing had happened.

Genuinely one of the most unhinged audiences I've seen on the show. Filled to the rafters with Alba nutters. Just noticed Jack Monroe on Question Time tonight. Hopefully she gets challenged on her missing fundraising cash but doubt that'll happen.

This guy is destined for "influencer boxing" in my eyes, if not then it was all for nothing.

He's like a shit fan fiction Bond villain.

With the bounties I don't quite understand if they're new enemies considering I've pretty much explored most places, might be copium but I might have also taken down most of them without her prompting it. It really is a tremendous game. I think I might have it above Ragnarok and I'm playing with busted frame rates. My man's beard is constantly struggling to pixilate. The spoiler isn't anything to do with the story or plot just a feature in the game which you may know about but I wouldn't look if you're avoiding reading anything about gameplay and features.

Guaranteed that's the officers line of defense.

Sexy piece of technique from Raskin https://twitter.com/PenaCartel/status/1662466336180543488?t=aiy1LGWuR_mr1cAyYpZn6g&s=19

Aye perhaps could've worded myself better. Labour are definitely benefiting from Tories and SNP doing poorly and people essentially just supporting the idea of change rather than any firm ideological shift however I think with the SNP the Labour attack line of accusing them of taking their eyes of the ball of governance due to their Indy desires is doing well. What with Humza trying to shore up his base and sabre rattling over Indy whilst the former leader is being embarrassed through police actions it doesn't look like he's getting a chance to show his vision outwith Indy (if he has one). He's in a tough position and Labour are making all the right moves to keep it that way.

The average English person doesn't refer to Scottish people as sweaty socks and your post sounds like quite a parallel to those "little Englander" types. Your post reads like someone stuck in the past. I mean Victorian, Colonial, Empirical... none of these terms are relevant to the current debate on Scottish Independence. Thankfully as the polling and trends show the rise in support for Labour and the decrease in support for SNP most people seemingly do care a little about policy and not just pure Nationalism. Scotland is more progressive than some people like to think, I can see the Brexit lot and Indy lot being outdated in the next few decades.

On the current basis both countries have the same amount of bottle required to attain independence. Neither countries have the appetite for it but sure slag of Wales.