Ewan claiming that the budget deficit in NI runs at 11bn a year? Canât be right surely
Must be all that cash for ash
An Irish sports âjournalistâ living in Brazil and looking for attention would be the first fella Iâd believe on NI financial matters.
8 billion stg has been bandied about but it is hard to really quantify .
Seems like a crazy estimate to me anyway.
FOTF
Ewan on the brahma or White lightning
Unbelievable. 18 years later and it now becomes clear that the name âWestlifeâ wasnât a poorly thought through, emergency name change from âWestsideâ as a result of another group already having that name, it was actually a bold, defiant, visionary political statement that shrewdly anticipated âthe clash of civilisationsâ and made clear that Islamist terrorists would not change the westâs way of life, no matter what.
Was that not boyzone? Certainly if ISIS was in control, westlife would be flying without wings off a tall building.
That was Janet Jackson.
Brian Moore has been great value on Twitter of late - thatâs Brian Moore the former England rugby international and current BBC analyst, not the late ITV football commentator.
Seems to be positioning himself as the rugby equivalent of Gary Lineker - heâs fiercely anti-Tory and anti-Trump and appears to have quite a sneaking regard for Jeremy Corbyn. He thus joins Jim Telfer and Trevor Hogan in the small club of rugby socialists.
the late great Bill McClaren summed up Brian Moore while commentating on a 6N match when Moore joined in a row on the pitch âand here comes Brian Moore with his tuppenorth, and thatâs about all itâs worthâ
Brian Moore commentates for the BBC now while Bill McLaren is dead.
Not difficult to see whose âtuppenorthâ is worth more.
surely worth Moore would have been more puntastic.
Just because he commentates for the beeb doesnât mean his opinion is worth anything, look at mark lawrenson
You shouldnât have quoted Bill McLaren then.
McLaren was bang on
But unfortunately for you he was talking about a bout of fisticuffs in a Five Nations match in 1992 rather than on Brian Mooreâs Twitter in 2017.