Chit Chat
There is currently 1 person viewing this thread.
Have I heard that right? So when is he standing down? are there some good prices to be had here, betfair has a market for his exit date.
sort by:
Show
per page
Replies: 21
|
By:
didn't realize Boris (3.65) was favorite to take his place, blimey.
|
|
By:
he said it before last election, widely reported
|
|
By:
it slipped out during the 2015 GE campaign so to speak.
|
|
By:
Boris now available with me at 3.7 , any takers?
|
|
By:
Yeah had heard something before last election, but he just said it out loud just now, a bit more definitive. The blair-brown changeover took place in 2007, 3 years before 2010 election. Only 4 years to go to 2020 election, wonder when the changeover will take place.
|
|
By:
Boz wasnt fav unti lthis week and cameron announced he wasnt standing again, during last election campaign.
|
|
By:
Osborne been as short as 7/4
|
|
By:
Is it really going to be Johnson versus Corbyn in 2020. What a state this country has become a buffoon versus a nutcase.
|
|
By:
Which is which ??
|
|
By:
Doesn't the favourite for the leadership of the Tory party usually get beat when they vote?
|
|
By:
Which is which ??
No difference. They both advocate working with Vladimir Putin, and in return he bigs them up on Russia Today. |
|
By:
if boris becomes our prime minister we will be the laughing stock of the world.
may as well have forrest gump leading us. |
|
By:
Cameron announced this yonks ago. There is a politics forum but I am scared to go in there.
The betting significance is in next Prime Minister markets -- check the terms as some are for PM after the 2020 election but if not, just draw a line through all the Labour names. |
|
By:
Keep up rob, said that yonks ago.
|
|
By:
Yes, Tories have a track record of not going for the fav
|
|
By:
David Davis was evens when Cameron beat him , who started at 10s.
|
|
By:
Howard wasnt fav, nor Hague , nor John Major.
|
|
By:
are you still knocking off ladycakes Howdi?
|
|
By:
i've been looking at this market today to try and see if i could see any outsider worth backing as i agree those at the head of this market usually lose and it really is a most uninspiring field. could the boring phillip hammond be a player?
|
|
By:
Tory rules are that the MPs narrow the field down to two, and ordinary party members then make the final choice.
|
|
By:
rob_dylan 23 Feb 16 11:47
Have I heard that right? So when is he standing down? are there some good prices to be had here, betfair has a market for his exit date. As others have pointed out. This is hardly news. Cameron publicly stated he would not stand as PM after this current term |