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I always liked Vince Cable. He talks a lot of sense.

This is what happens if you stay in an area for more than a couple of seasons. the locals start to follow you

Blimey, can we get him as CEO he could sort out the finances!

He has gone up in my estimation.

Vince Cable's nice and barmy army!

He sounds like a good bloke. Is he very popular and well known in TW? If so, or maybe even if he isn't, he should be sent an invite to an upcoming game, against a yorkshrie side probably, and use it for PR.


omg I feel like gutterfax

Anywy one more supporter is always good news

as the local MP we should have been sending him invites constantly



As for whether he's well known, he would be leader right now if Menzies Campbell hadn't been forced out over the age issue. Being 64 I think Cable decided it wasn't meant to be. But then, he's a Lib Dem, how well known are they really?

as well as we are...marriage made in heaven

The invite should be sent out to this guy ASAP to host him at the stoop.

In my previous experience with a major sport, key pollys (among other prominent business men and former stars, tv execs, key media etc) were sent a season personalised VIP pass. This enabled them access to the chairmans suite at all rounds/events and access to most areas of the venue. All the VIP card holders had to do was call in advance and they would be able to bring hangers on and usually get extra money cant buy experiences and arrange media if need be.

The take up was amazing at each round, and the millions upon millions that have been pumped into the sport by governments of all levels is astounding.

He must be short of votes at the next election.

sorry in Twickenham and richmond that is the Labour candidate(even before brown

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New song for Saturday:

" You've got the Wire, but we've got Vince Cable"