The President speaks and he's really determined to get his point across

Unfortunately not on the fact that he's a sell-out wanker who's hand in hand with a Tory ex-banker, no it's blasting the Tory MP who won't speak to him about the Royal Mail sell-off. Perhaps the MP will have a strop and decide to only speak to certain people? The sort of people that share his view?

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Strange how on one hand he can hate everything the Tories stand for and on the other he's happy to be friendly with one who's trying to rape the club.

Nice to see such a supportive message from Cerbera too. Pass me the sick bucket  

That guy is the king of the ass-lickers.

Apparently a different take on it than from our beloved MP Olly Colville according tho the 'Erald

He is still a turncnut

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Chris Webb‏@Chris_Webb128 Sep
(I) Keep work and football separate

Is that Knecht front row closest to the camera?  

It's funny because no postie in Devon would normally speak to the cnut but when needs must and he's your last chance  

I expect Cameron will buckle under Webb's steely gaze and call the Royal Mail sale off forthwiff

I take it that Webb actually means "lynch mob" when he is challenging Colville to a "debate"?

Or are we going to see a repeat of "Deep Throat", "Greenman", "The Spooner", "Windsor Boy", "Don't Panic", "Argyle Moans" etc etc attacking the ELECTED MP for Plymouth?

Actually - Colville should accept his challenge. I think he would blow Greenman out of the water.

I am going to buy share's in the Royal Mail, that piss him off

Frank Bullitt wrote:

I take it that Webb actually means "lynch mob" when he is challenging Colville to a "debate"?

Or are we going to see a repeat of "Deep Throat", "Greenman", "The Spooner", "Windsor Boy", "Don't Panic", "Argyle Moans" etc etc attacking the ELECTED MP for Plymouth?

Actually - Colville should accept his challenge. I think he would blow Greenman out of the water.

Funny that Webb is accusing someone of doing a Webby and refusing to speak to them  

I have no interest in what Chris Webb says about anything particularly when it comes to Argyle.

mcfry wrote:

Is that Knecht front row closest to the camera?  

Strange to say that until about 10 years ago the beard I had would have put that one to shame. Anyway, I wouldn't be seen dead with a jumper like that!

I heard from a postman that when he lose his royal mail job he will be given the personnel manager post at Mr Brent little empire headquarter North Devon

knecht wrote:

mcfry wrote:

Is that Knecht front row closest to the camera?  

Strange to say that until about 10 years ago the beard I had would have put that one to shame. Anyway, I wouldn't be seen dead with a jumper like that!

I think you've cracked the secret of eternal life! Just wear it all the time!

Tgwu wrote:

I heard from a postman that when he lose his royal mail job he will be given the personnel manager post at Mr Brent little empire headquarter North Devon

Reward for services rendered. Now that's the reason why Webb is saying feck all about anything Argyle at the moment. Don't bite the hand that feeds.

I am actually beginning to admire the hypocrisy.

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Chris Webb ‏@Chris_Webb1 12h
@olivercolvile how about replying to my tweets, Oliver? Another example of you ignoring constituents to tow the party line #patsy

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Webby sums up social climbing.

Would anyone be surprised to see Webb in a managers position working for a postal company somewhere soon?

Someone should link this thread so his "comrades" can gain an insight!

Dougie wrote:

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Chris Webb‏@Chris_Webb128 Sep
(I) Keep work and football separate

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This weeks CWU meeting held at Home Park in the Fan Fest venue

I don't think we should criticise this. I'm sure the GTs were delighted of the venue hire income that came from renting out conference space to another organisation during the week.

I'm sure they are and good luck to them with the additional income. It was rather a comment the Presidents ascertion that he keeps work and football seperate. That's a picture of work and football colliding. They could have just as easily hired the Conservative Club.

Pity he's wasting his time!

The government won't back down. Half his members will buy shares in the new company. A lot of them will sell the shares for a nice profit when the price goes up. A lot, if not all will buy in to employee share save schemes. Most will sell those shares as well for a nice profit when the schemes mature.

How do I know? Because that's what all British Gas employees did, even though we didn't agree with it. We all made a few quid out of it but we were right. The privatisation of the gas industry has done absolutely nothing for the customer.

Anyway! What the hell has this got to do with football?

I'm hoping that Gareth was jesting.

How much did it raise for the GTs?

Thinking about it, I assume that the GTs did indeed pick up a hefty sum for this hire, didn't they?

Frank Bullitt wrote:

I am actually beginning to admire the hypocrisy.

Windsor Boy wrote:

Chris Webb ‏@Chris_Webb1 12h
@olivercolvile how about replying to my tweets, Oliver? Another example of you ignoring constituents to tow the party line #patsy

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Bit like when he ignored multiple requests to provide his IP to the mods at the time on here when there were suspicions raised, cough spooner.

GOB wrote:

How much did it raise for the GTs?

Thinking about it, I assume that the GTs did indeed pick up a hefty sum for this hire, didn't they?

Members used to have the greenroom and the far-post club free of charge for parties, I think Mr Webby would not have to pay for the GT venue.

Tgwu wrote:

GOB wrote:

How much did it raise for the GTs?

Thinking about it, I assume that the GTs did indeed pick up a hefty sum for this hire, didn't they?

Members used to have the greenroom and the far-post club free of charge for parties, I think Mr Webby would not have to pay for the GT venue.

free loading bearded toss pot

Gareth Nicholson wrote:

Dougie wrote:

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Chris Webb‏@Chris_Webb128 Sep
(I) Keep work and football separate

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This weeks CWU meeting held at Home Park in the Fan Fest venue

I don't think we should criticise this. I'm sure the GTs were delighted of the venue hire income that came from renting out conference space to another organisation during the week.