Corbyn was 1000-1 according to the bookies when he announced his intention to go for leadership. Had the press left him alone I doubt we would have heard from him again. The way he's being attacked is giving him support. I love the latest from the Sun, which clearly was written by ...

... represent them rather than anybody who might pay them money whatever side of the wall they are on. I don't think the Labour Party can get rid of him before the next election anyway as they changed the way the leader is elected.

Im not a labour voter but good luck to him ,I really hope he stirs up the establishment and ruffles a few feathers

I see the press are having a field day ripping into him

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Looks like he's got a job getting the labour party back into shape, but that's no surprise given how many are Blairites.

Kwacky wrote:He's come on a lot this season. There seems to be a maturity about him.

I stand by my earlier comment

Fair play to him and Scott. They both had great races.

What can you say?

Smith looked like he was crying. Can't say I blame him.

I'm not going. Father in law isn't well so going over to see him.

... impact testing including rotation testing, which is similar to the way our heads can bounce on the road then slide. The last time I spoke to him that was the only place he had been to. He's asked other companies but they've refused. He reckoned (at the time) that any of the big names in F1 ...

... impact testing including rotation testing, which is similar to the way our heads can bounce on the road then slide. The last time I spoke to him that was the only place he had been to. He's asked other companies but they've refused. He reckoned (at the time) that any of the big names in F1 ...

What happens there? The rider in front sticks his left leg out, so why didn't the rider pass him on the left?

... and said have you tried it that way because he reckoned the tension would be correct that way...whacked it together and boom 10mins done with him! Wouldn't of been able to do it without him Now looking forward to using them tomorrow [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH]

Kwacky wrote:Yeah, you're a weirdo

Don't listen to him Rossgo

If he's a weirdo I'd hate to see what you'd call me Kwacky I wouldn't even admit to a portion of my 'sadness'

Waiting for someone to come and collect the petrol tank. Started off with him hoping to arrive just after 8.....

Found out it's quicker to get through Brum city centre on a bike than in an ambulance with sirens and lights blaring. He went one way, I went another and ended up about 300m ahead of him.

... had lived in Turkey for a number of years apparently , as far as I am aware Turkey is not at war , so he left for economic reasons and it cost him and his family dearly, also I see pictures on the news of "refugees" and they are better dressed than me and have smartphones I cannot ...

... had lived in Turkey for a number of years apparently , as far as I am aware Turkey is not at war , so he left for economic reasons and it cost him and his family dearly, also I see pictures on the news of "refugees" and they are better dressed than me and have smartphones I cannot ...

... and I'm just crazy enough that I get it (lol) He's getting a Wii U to upgrade his old Wii. I'm up at the house tonight sleeping in his room with him so at least the family is all together for his birthday.

Nice one Mick I will tell my lad he will be well chuffed.

He thinks all my mates are professional racers anyway bless him

... including one scrote breaking into a very old ladies house to steal £16 from her. She even sent a letter into court saying she felt sorry for him as he must have been desperate to have done such a thing. She sounds like a lovely old lady...but the guy needs to be strung up