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Previously on "Tony Banks (Lord Stratford) is "gravely ill""
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I didn't agree with a lot of what he said, but I wouldn't want to wish a stroke on anybody.
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Originally posted by zeitghostAt a guess death is the kinder option if you've had that kind of stroke...
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I didn't agree with a lot of what he said, but I wouldn't want to wish death on anybody.
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I never liked him much. As a politician, what good did he ever do?
My most vivid memory of him was his face, twisted in hatred and spitting, when he talked about red-coated toffs galloping around the countryside.
He let his class war get in the way of reason, like Prescott, although he wasn't as stupid as Prescott.
The only good thing I've got to say about him is that, unusually for a politician, he was a proper footy man.
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bloke was a *****. Probably make a damn sight more sense now than he used to...
...f*ckwit!!
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Originally posted by NumptycornerPretty discraceful, even his mate David Mellor had some good words to say.
Sadly he died this evening according to R4 news. Only 62 too.
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Pretty discraceful, even his mate David Mellor had some good words to say.
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Now that Bank's is brain dead, will Blair give him a senior cabinet post ...
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Originally posted by benn0didn't know he was a tory.
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Joy
another politician bites the dust.
Any day where a politician loses their job (or becomes ill therefore unable to do their job) is a truly good day.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentNo
Another self serving egotistical useless twa*t
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He may have been a lefty but I always liked Banks.
a) Humerous. The remark about Hague that the Tories had elected a foetus was priceless.
b) He was anti fox hunting and pro pidgeon. What else matters but liking pidgeons?
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Originally posted by wendigo100The former West Ham MP, Chelsea fan, and ex-sports minister has suffered a stroke.
Anyone have any good memories of him?
Another self serving egotistical useless twa*t
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Tony Banks (Lord Stratford) is "gravely ill"
The former West Ham MP, Chelsea fan, and ex-sports minister has suffered a stroke.
Anyone have any good memories of him?Tags: None
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