October 14th, 2011

Rumour Mill Says Fox Might Go Tonight

And so the “Dear David/Dear Liam” rumour mill begins. Paul Waugh tweets that he is picking up chatter that Fox will walk tonight. It would make sense and take the sting out the inevitable savaging by the Sundays, but then it would also be out of character. Guido did a quick text around to be told the it was a load of cobblers. But then they will say that until they are setting up a microphone…

UPDATE: Speculation mounting. Think it’s Foxtrot Oscar time…


31 Comments

  1. 1
    Billy Bowden is the greatest umpire ever ! says:

    Good!

    Hunt next?

  2. 3
    Billy Bowden is the greatest umpire ever ! says:

    Guido

    I nominate this as a Fox Tune.

  3. 4
    What a plonker. says:

    David Davis would make an ideal replacement ,ex military and a true Tory.

    • 28
      John Bellingham says:

      He is too honest and principled to last more than a few weeks.
      Then again Ian Duncan Smith is principled and honest and ex military.

  4. 5
    Goodbye says:

    Here’s hoping.

  5. 6
    Ah! Monika says:

    If you keep the “comment of the day” long enough, it’s bound to come true

  6. 8
    graham smith says:

    today is a good day to die

  7. 9
    Minced Pie says:

    I nominate one Handycock.

  8. 9
    Portaloo says:

    Rumour is Rifkind to return to his old job

    • 15
      Well it's something says:

      If that happens then Blue Liebour will never get back in , not even with a coalition, he lost Tories the 2005 election by snotting it on tv.

  9. 12
    Billy Bowden is the greatest umpire ever ! says:

    Guido

    I reckon 5/6 pm.

    While most taxpayers on way home.

  10. 13
    PSMProductions says:

    Liam & Adam – The Musical

  11. 17
    Fox Hunt says:

    It is just getting murkier and murkier.

  12. 20
  13. 23
    lola says:

    Can we sequester his redundancy money to buy back a Harrier or two?

  14. 24
    John Ward says:

    Defence source tells me (15.40) that Dave has got Liam’s letter and has replied to express his sincere regret.
    Weird one, this. A plonker, but also an agenda here….
    hat4uk.wordpress.com/2011/10/14/foxwerritty-labours-security-risk-hypocrisy-revealed/

  15. 25
    TERRY says:

    WILL THE PM GET SOME BALLS AND SACK FOX BEFORE THE SUNDAY PAPERS GET THE LOT OF THEM.

  16. 26
    Anonymous says:

    He’s gone! Yaay!

  17. 27
    Edinburgh is full of arseholes says:

    Gotta go!

  18. 29
    lola says:

    Gone according to the DT

  19. 31
    Anonymous says:

    So what about George Osborne, Chris Grayling, Michael Gove, William Hague, Ian Whittingdale and some tory woman MP who also have links with Atlantic Bridge, what did they know?


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