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In fairness we've got options, even with a reduced squad size to last season. Ideally we'd have more but it's still better than e.g. the Luton play off season

I remember a press conference with Lampard last season and they were talking about the good players the other side had, rather than just agreeing he said "Well yeah, we've got good players too"

Doubtful we'll go back now

That's how he always plays

Indeed, he's played 150+ times at this level in teams that have finished in or around the play offs. The idea that he's just filler is demonstrably nonsense.

Cart horse surely, a shire horse is a majestic creature

I think the Blues fans are seeing through it

Couldn't watch as it's my son's first birthday today. Lovely present for him and me. Shame about Rudoni but looking at it positively it's a chance for others.

A government of all the talents

The game kicks off a couple of hours later so it's less drinking time than your average 3pm kick off

I know, I saw afterwards it was Peter North. He knows what he's doing

I think people are very much pro the introduction of eg ID cards as long as it isn't for them

TBF it isn't even laws that are the issue, it's the police interpretation of them. That law allows criticism of religion.

I found an email from the recruitment department of an employer I applied for a job with (this was all to be provided before I'd even had an interview). I cannot see how adding just another method of ID on top of those below solves any of the problems.

why isn't it borne out in the numbers?

The UK has lower levels of asylum seeking relative to its population than the European average according to parliament's own report https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN01403/SN01403.pdf

Signed a 3 year deal in 2023.

the employer NI rise is an austerity policy - the objective of it is to "reduce the national debt" - which is essentially removing money from the private sector

it is a currency issuing government, it does not need to 'generate funds'