As I posted elsewhere, get 3 prozzies in,give each a bj,the winner is the one with the biggest erection,and rename the programme the first erection debate.
As I posted elsewhere, get 3 prozzies in,give each a bj,the winner is the one with thebiggest erection,and rename the programme the first erection debate.
6/4 must be value, if you consider it to be a 2 horse race. However, if Nick the LIBDEM man is a runner, (he is very eloquent and has some 'fair' ideas), then half arm no longer value. I actually think the winner will come from Tory or LibDem. Both come accross better than Brown.
6/4 must be value, if you consider it to be a 2 horse race.However, if Nick the LIBDEM man is a runner, (he is very eloquent and has some 'fair' ideas), then half arm no longer value.I actually think the winner will come from Tory or LibDem. Both com
Hope Brown does some of his forced smiles - the one's where he's been told where to smile in which sentences by overpaid advisors. His face just refuses to co-operate, priceless.
Hope Brown does some of his forced smiles - the one's where he's been told where to smile in which sentences by overpaid advisors. His face just refuses to co-operate, priceless.
If I was going to bet on this, I'd see Nick Clegg as the value at 2/1. Brown will look shifty and uncomfortable, Cameron perhaps a bit smarmy and Blair-like. Clegg handled the Paxman interview very well, with just the right balance of looking relaxed but serious. He'll get the viewer's vote tonight.
If I was going to bet on this, I'd see Nick Clegg as the value at 2/1. Brown will look shifty and uncomfortable, Cameron perhaps a bit smarmy and Blair-like. Clegg handled the Paxman interview very well, with just the right balance of looking relaxed
different bookies are using different polling companies, in theory you could get different results depending upon the q's put to the panel that they survey
eg fizz, yougov, icm etc have slightly different measures, check your bookie to see what they are using
rather bet on browns tie colour myself
different bookies are using different polling companies, in theory you could get different results depending upon the q's put to the panel that they surveyeg fizz, yougov, icm etc have slightly different measures, check your bookie to see what they
ICM Poll will decide winner - there will be betting in-running as well! http://www.politics.co.uk/news/general-election-2010/the-odds-tv-election-debate-special-$1371261.htm