Andy’s wife is starting on a low for me.

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An £850 Victoria Beckham dress on day one. Very working class. A dress from Primark would have resonated more with the people they profess to support I would have thought. Are they 'New' Labour (AKA Tory) too or just good old common or garden champagne socialists?
 
An £850 Victoria Beckham dress on day one. Very working class. A dress from Primark would have resonated more with the people they profess to support I would have thought. Are they 'New' Labour (AKA Tory) too or just good old common or garden champagne socialists?

Probably why he can only afford a t shirt and jeans. ;)
 
An £850 Victoria Beckham dress on day one. Very working class. A dress from Primark would have resonated more with the people they profess to support I would have thought. Are they 'New' Labour (AKA Tory) too or just good old common or garden champagne socialists?

OTOH, she is not her husband's to command, but she is a successful businesswoman (director, senior management, own business - those sorts of things).

Criticising her choice of clothes as an alternative to discussing her husband's policies says much about the media outlets who do that, and those who parrot them, none of it good.
 
I spend 12 grand year on my beer belly (and no I am not exaggerating- I have an excel file which I use for the end of year tax returns).

IMO, there is nothing wrong with supporting your local pub- I see it as my mission.
I agree with that, however if I developed a beer belly from it I would definately sue.
 
Jeremy Corbyn got sh*t for wearing a tracksuit from Sports Direct.

I wish the righty leaning people would make their fkin minds up.
 
I spend 12 grand year on my beer belly (and no I am not exaggerating- I have an excel file which I use for the end of year tax returns).

IMO, there is nothing wrong with supporting your local pub- I see it as my mission.

Quite so. In my day, having a beer belly was the mark of a man. Teenage boys aspired to it. This was before gyms were all the rage.
 
Quite so. In my day, having a beer belly was the mark of a man. Teenage boys aspired to it. This was before gyms were all the rage.
In your day the mark of a man was made in a wax tablet down the forum.
 
An £850 Victoria Beckham dress on day one. Very working class. A dress from Primark would have resonated more with the people they profess to support I would have thought. Are they 'New' Labour (AKA Tory) too or just good old common or garden champagne socialists?
in fairness she would have made a packet as a an electric vehicle charging network director when the Clean Air Zone's were being rolled out, in cities like manchester - total coincidence Andy was mayor, no connection whatsoever
 
Burnham is what passes for a red in tooth and claw firebrand socialist these days. Grew up in a comfortable, leafy area of Cheshire in a house that recently sold for £1.3M and went to Cambridge where he studied English Literature. In next to no time he will suddenly and inexplicably become a multi millionaire like all those good socialists (Blair, Two-Tier) who came before him.

He's about as establishment as you can get, but don't ruin it for the lefties. :ROFLMAO:
 
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