He repeatedly asks him to leave .
Starmer just stood there shocked I think.
Minder dosnt really restrain him just stops him getting past.
But it didn’t look good as a PR visit.
We need to make this new name stick ?
Not sure atm . .( COVID rules)When Sir Keir stepped inside The Raven for a visit that had been pre-arranged with one of the owners, Mr Humphris told him to "get out of my pub".
The co-owner, Tim Perry, has since apologised to Labour.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-56805144.amp
The 54-year-old, who said he does not agree with coronavirus lockdowns, said the Labour leader had walked in to his pub without asking.
Can't anyone walk into a public house without asking? As it's a public house
Depends what they've signed I guess! Or maybe even invested already.Reported that Chelsea to leave the super league ASAP. Seeing as there not yet in it re not having kicked a ball, how hard is it to get out. Hopefully City will not be far behind..
Reported that Chelsea to leave the super league ASAP. Seeing as there not yet in it re not having kicked a ball, how hard is it to get out. Hopefully City will not be far behind..
I heard that Man City ditched the ESL first, good on 'em.
I fear that the Glazers will be the last to give up, greedy bastards!
At least Ed Woodward has tendered his resignation.![]()
At least that would give you a trophy. By definition the last team to withdraw from the ESL will be the inaugural (and probably the only ever) winner of the tournament.
Given they (the ESL teams) must have spent more than 6 months on this, and boat loads of cash, to quit this early is a bit meh?
What do they gain by quitting now?
Given they (the ESL teams) must have spent more than 6 months on this, and boat loads of cash, to quit this early is a bit meh?
What do they gain by quitting now?
First guess is that man city and Chelsea were going out if the champions League at the end of the week
This is the time for Utd, Liverpool and Arsenal fans to boycott their clubs and launch serious protests to force the owners out![]()
Fact remains that money is the guiding factor in football. Being the best costs the most.
The clubs belong to the owners. They decide what direction the club takes. The fans can think they have a voice but in all honesty, they don't. The owners will try and make as much mobney from their investment as they possibly can and they all see this as an opportunity to do so. The 'soul' of the club is irrelevant when they can make a stack of cash
I think their positions as owners of these clubs is now untenable.
I think they'll be looking for potential buyers very soon ...................................... I certainly bloody hope so.