Liverpool FC Forum

[tubby]

Chester is a Labour stronghold btw

[Kharhaz]

The BNP were around our streets today promoting there campaign:

[tubby]

I'm shattered mate. I want to stay up but my eyes are closing.

[7_Kewell]

The BNP were around our streets today promoting there campaign:

[LFC2007]

This is just fascinating. The exit polls gave the Tories 307 seats (or a 5.5% swing) from Labour - leaving them 21 seats short of an overall majority (a Hung Parliament). To achieve that target they need a 7.5% swing. The average swing of all the results declared so far (c.125) comes very close to that target but you see it ranging from 3%-11% to the Tories depending on the region with key indicators going either way. Meanwhile, the lib dem's are on course to make little or no progress on 2005 despite their dramatic improvement in the polls during the campaign.

Looks likely the Tories will fall just short at this stage BUT there have been some very large swings to the Tories and still there are 100+ marginals to go.

[Sabre]

Happy voting tomorrow lads and lasses.

Just remember who screwed up the economy so badly........

The Yanks ?

Rafa? 

[lakes10]

CON/LIB, what a up

[tubby]

What a mess. Clegg has just pretty much said he will work with Cameron! !

[Judge]

bav i think you need to look at what you said in non footy related polls - quite annoying

[stmichael]

What a mess. Clegg has just pretty much said he will work with Cameron! !

the thought of that makes me want to puke

[tubby]

What a mess. Clegg has just pretty much said he will work with Cameron! !

the thought of that makes me want to puke

Labour has put out a statement with an offer of electoral reform and proportional representation. I don't think Clegg will bite though, wasn't he a former Tory?

Can someone clarify does this mean we have another general election in xmonths? Conservatives should not be allowed to take control as they did not secure a majority vote. And what about all those people who got turned away?

In this day and age it's amazing these things still happen. Boris Johnson on BBC News now, he is so annoying.

[andy_g]

Ed Miliband, the energy secretary, said the people had spoken, but "we don't know quite what they have said".

[tubby]

I think part of any potential LabLib deal would have to include Brown stepping down. Either Alan Johnson or David Miliband should lead the party. Id be inclined to go with the younger generation. He should probably step up anyway tbh

[tubby]

Cameron statement at 14:30.

[stmichael]