Darlo Uncovered

theoriginalfatcat wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 07, 2020 5:21 pm

Old Git wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 07, 2020 5:17 pm

Great day with Spenny and Heed losing

Spennymoor losing 4-1 What were the odds on that?

4-1

Everton vs Telford, FA Cup 1985.

One of those that got away.

comeondarlo wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 27, 2019 12:34 pm

Henley wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 27, 2019 11:14 am

comeondarlo wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 27, 2019 10:25 am

Managed to have very drunken chats with Thomo, Alun and Will Hatfield, which also made my day.

“Chats” suggests you let them speak

You know me so well!
I went from relatively sober to drunk very quickly.....

And this is a joy to see.

comeondarlo wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 27, 2019 10:25 am

Managed to have very drunken chats with Thomo, Alun and Will Hatfield, which also made my day.

“Chats” suggests you let them speak

The U.K. government has an easy response to SNP clamour for another referendum.

2m+ Scots voted to stay in the U.K. in 2014. The SNP received 1.25m votes in the General Election. That difference needs to be a lot smaller before another referendum is seriously considered.

Did you miss the bit where I said the SNP can ask for a referendum but there is no onus, moral or otherwise, for the government to give them one. And I also did not say 50% is what is required for a referendum. I said it was the minimum before one should “even be considered”. If you’re going to both...

I do think that young adults that are beginning there working lives, will have to work until there mid 75's before they can draw a state pension. What a good little Tory you are, whilst you retire at 65 with a state pension and a council pension is it? I've had to recently take on a mortgage, so I ...

I didn't say there would be. I said that the SNP make a pretty valid argument for another one. - Do you deny that Scotland voted by a larger majority to remain in the EU than the whole of the UK voted to leave. So by definition for the ruling party in Scotland to attempt to remain is a stronger man...

The SNP received 45% of the vote in Scotland, and that includes the votes of people who want to remain part of the U.K. There is no mandate for another Scottish independence referendum. Conservative received votes of people who voted to remain in the EU - there is no mandate for a no deal brexit. C...

The SNP received 45% of the vote in Scotland, and that includes the votes of people who want to remain part of the U.K.

There is no mandate for another Scottish independence referendum.

Darlo is Conservative again.

Yes, yes, fucking yes

🥳

The thing is, even if the Tories win, I’ll still be depressed about the number of people who voted for Corbyn.

It’s like when everyone votes for what to eat and a Curry wins, but you can’t enjoy it because you know the second most popular meal was you.

I’ve not read all of the stuff above - I’ll re-visit later but it looks like H1987 is a prick . . . Anyway, all I wanted to say is that for the first time in my life I’m genuinely envious of ‘Artlepool. They’ve got Richard Tice running for MP there and he is a genuinely good bloke. Unfortunately, D...

Limbs

https://twitter.com/andyclarke5/status/ ... 63969?s=21

I’ve not read all of the stuff above - I’ll re-visit later but it looks like H1987 is a prick . . . Anyway, all I wanted to say is that for the first time in my life I’m genuinely envious of ‘Artlepool. They’ve got Richard Tice running for MP there and he is a genuinely good bloke. Unfortunately, Da...

Balls

Darlington - 56

Hartlepool - 52

Sunderland - 43

York (or Stockport) - 57

Gateshead - 49

Harrogate - 60

Whitby (or Stourbridge) - 51

Carlisle - 9

http://www.thefa.com/news/2019/oct/16/f ... ils-161019

Lord Paddy will be turning in his grave . . .

https://twitter.com/guidofawkes/status/ ... 46241?s=21

Can’t be arsed to read the usual guff above from the Remoaners but thought I’d share this classic from Jenny Chapman demanding a General Election days after she voted against one earlier this week

https://twitter.com/darlocons/status/11 ... 09601?s=21

Darlo_Pete wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 03, 2019 12:31 pm

George doesn't look to have gained any fashion sense

I thought George Melly was dead?!

The one option Parliament voted for was the Malthouse Conpromise (effectively May’s deal without the backstop). That’s what Boris is trying to get the EU to change. If he gets that change and then Parliament vote it down again then it will be clear that Parliament will not accept our departure. In t...

Call an election, make it exclusively about Brexit and then he can have a mandate for what he wishes, if the public vote for it. His has a mandate for leaving - it was originally given in 2016 and then re-affirmed in 2017. I'm not sure why you don't think he has a mandate. The ballot paper said "Le...

Johnson’s overplayed his hand on this one. You can’t argue for the sovereignty of parliament and then suspend it because you don’t like what it says. I disagree. They are losing only 4 days of debate time. After three years of titting around, 4 days do no matter. They will also have time to debate ...

divas wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 12, 2019 12:41 pm

Unobstructed

Cap doffed.

Who’d have thunk Ken Hodcroft was a good ‘un after all?

He’s the Brexit Party’s parliamentary candidate for ‘Artlepool at the next election.

BUSHEAD wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 14, 2019 8:21 am

I hope she's rotting in some hell-like afterlife for all eternity .

NARRATOR: She’s not.

This (I think) five part documentary on Thatcher that’s currently being shown on BBC 2 shows/reminds us how magnificent she was. She makes current leaders look like schoolchildren

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/ ... revolution

I still view Darlo as a Tory town because that’s what I grew up with.

When our fantastic town returns a Tory MP again, I will think about moving back home.

. . . Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister. How the country needs her back right now. Mrs. Thatcher hated football and its fans. Compulsory Identity Cards for football fans (including Division 4) were legislated for and ready to go when Lord Peter Taylor of Gosforth published the Taylor Report a...

. . . Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister.

How the country needs her back right now.