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I can only remember one where I thought he might have done better. We're so slow moving the ball forward that he's feeding mostly on scraps. Simms got in better positions but seems slow pulling the trigger, probably a confidence thing. I don't get the hatred for Godden, personally, but it's...

Once then.

In fairness to Godden, how often did we actually play him in? Da Silva seemed to have the run of the pitch first half, but second half I think Rotherham changed formation. From that point forward, until Saka and COH got on, we looked useless (and full of nerves) imho. Such is life, I think we...

Stadium evacuated {insert own joke about how can you tell the difference here}

We've shed our confidence completely here, they've stepped up and we've stepped back. End of the first half I thought we were right back in it, now we look completely lost...

Labour could make hay with this, but the first thing that I spot today is the watering down of another popular policy, right to roam (basically because it upsets some rural landowners). Is there any policy commitment that Starmer won't cast aside to keep the Daily Mail happy?

You must've missed King's Judas shot in the kidneys as Robins was walking off stage then. Couldn't believe it. This is why you have to watch until the end of the credits. 😄

Why is it any lazier than any other suggestion on here? And obviously if Obikwu doesn't make any difference, then he goes back to where he was. This isn't a ridiculous idea, trying people out in the matchday squad is a way to find out if players, particularly young and academy players, are up...

It's not ahead of him if Wright's already on or comes on alongside him if course. And if we're that worried about the impact on Wright's morale are we saying that he should start every game or never be subbed off for someone else? I'm not sure that holds up entirely. The "no one has seen him...

And for other fundamentalists across the globe, including in our own country. If our governments (rightly) decry Islamic fundamentalist terrorism but then stand by whilst Israel kills thousands of Muslims, including women and children, seemingly indiscriminately, then it's not a difficult...

In fairness, I don't think we were talking about anyone playing ahead of Wright, more like someone coming on late in the game either instead of or alongside him. I'm not giving Robins any stick here; it would certainly be disappointing if he wasn't a better football manager than me. I'm just...

That doesn't seem like an unreasonable argument to me. I don't think we need to rip the team apart, or slate the players currently there, but at some point it would be nice to try something different up front if it's not happening, imho.

Right, yes. Because other than this potentially misreported incident, and the cutting off of food, fuel, water, and medical supplies, and the bombing of the supposedly safe area Israel has demanded civilians move to, and the destruction of one of the oldest Christian churches in civilisation...

The issue being that if they go pop again, they're likely to take some local businesses and possibly another local council for another few million quid too. If the RFU had any bollocks they'd say that... a) It's back to London-ish permanently or nowhere. No option to play in...

Three little words for anyone in Kent planning to do business with Wasps... Cash. Up. Front.

It's what they slip into the brown paper envelopes, I suspect. 😄

Plus Israel has history with refusing to let refugees return. Apparently a fair proportion of the Gaza population has roots that go back to the first time they were moved off their land for Jewish Israeli settlers - hence why some refuse to relocate to south Gaza or indeed anywhere else. It...

I'm still of the opinion that the hospital thing is a bit of a distraction, and probably one that suits Israel. Whatever happened at the hospital, in the meantime power and water remains turned off, and food, medical supplies and fuel are being deliberately withheld. Despite Israel demanding...

Well yes, deserving on the basis that they are and (imho) in the end were the better team. I don't see it as luck, they dominated the scrum in the second half, scored the only try, and punished the few mistakes that England made. Let's be honest, we barely threatened with ball in hand and...

They just can't help themselves, can they. Surely Labour won't see this as a trap, on this they've got to differ haven't they?