He's good. Who does he talk to at the Mail Christmas Party?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... agery.html

The Mail's Peter Oborne has written a pamphlet arguing this country and its media are Islamophobic. Doubtless, many will disagree with him, but his views can't be ignored.

Although this may not be the time to mention it, but i remember Zac Goldsmith used to cover environmental issues in the Mail. He used to have some good debates with an industry bigwig.

Which is why it was a surprise when he acted such a twat in his interview with Jon Snow...

I did always find it a bit odd that Goldsmith edited the Ecologist, and wrote some pretty decent stuff, given that his own political views seem to be so at odds with most of the environmentalist movement and were often challenged in his own magazine.

Harry Redknapp was asked to comment on Manchester City’s transfer spending, which may well surpass £100million this summer.
A man of vivid imagination, Redknapp came up with a gem of an answer. ‘There’s nothing you can do,’ he said. ‘They’re bringing good players into the Premier League.
‘Football fans don’t care. Saddam Hussein could own their football club and, if he’s putting millions into it, then they’ll be quite happy.
'They’ll be singing, “There’s only one Saddam”. I’ve seen it all before. They don’t care if you’re putting the money in.’
He is right, of course. And for ‘Saddam’ you could read Pol Pot, Joseph Stalin or Kim Il Sung. If they could guarantee a top-four placing — with perhaps a Carling Cup thrown in — then their character flaws would be swiftly overlooked by the chaps in the cheap seats.
And something Harry forgot to mention: those blood-stained, tyrannical owners would never run short of football managers ready and willing to work for them.