red ken wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2020, 17:22

It looks like you are correct here and for once I am going to agree

See, you can start to think normally

Mine was spending more time on the gardens this year. Last year I had very little time for them and they went a little overgrown.

Two from the Trish Towers have gone down today with another 3 from our street.
They better come home happy.
Come on Sunderland, you can do it

After a hectic year we finally got to the Christmas holidays. Only had a few hours sleep and now its nearly time everyone got out of bed. Have you noticed how everyone gets up earlier on Christmas day, it happens every year, well at least in our house. So I hope you all have a relaxing day ahead and...

The results was a shocker like and people did turn to the Tories. People finally saw through Jeremy Corbyn and if it wasn't for the Brexit Party standing in Sunderland we would have had three Conservative MP's. People are waking up to things at last. Here in Millfield we started to dump the Labour ...

Maybe some of that investment money will be used wisely because it is for things like this.

Thanks Terry it was very close last night.

It means the country can move on now.

Too many people on his back now so unless the results improve over the next 2 or 3 games it's going to go bad for the bloke.

red ken wrote: ↑

10 Dec 2019, 13:11

why bring up Corbyn's past record?

A leopard doesn't change its spots!
People who vote for the Labour Party have all Corbyn's past on their hands.