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I don't think that was the reason the goal was disallowed - the reason was in common with the rest of VAR, imposing scientific means on rules designed to be applied with the naked eye. To say otherwise allows the authorities to get away with the real issue.

I do think the attraction of City v United is vastly overstated, as a derby Utd v Liverpool and Utd v Leeds has always been better than it. The other thing is that it was the same final last year, I don't even think I watched it or know what the score was.

In a speech today he's on about the small boats and conflating them with the 100k asylum backlog. Rattling on about hotel accommodation.

To be fair, as disappointing as the end to the season was, there have been some real all time moments of goals. Aside from Torp (which I will watch just to hear that roar again) Wright at Wolves MVE at home to Leicester O'Hare at home to Leicester Just brilliant moments you can watch again and...

I think the Torp goal is why the semi is so difficult to get over. To have that level of incredible elation and then to see it snatched away.

Dunno, I wasn't there

He had some personal issues

To be honest I'd rather the investment in the stadium came from a third party. If the club owned it it would have the problem of how to pay for the backlog of maintenance + necessary improvements

Noticed on Simon Moore's Instagram farewell that Wilson commented something along the lines about how unfairly he was treated. It seems a strange thing for a player to say in public unless he's off as well.

Cool, I'll go and vote for one of the candidates now you've convinced me

Not putting an X in the box on the ballot paper doesn't necessarily mean one doesn't attend a polling station or post a ballot, does it? I think your romanticism for the extent to which voting affects change is nice but surely must collide with reality at some point. It has been completely...

Perhaps you're misunderstanding what I meant by not voting

You can postal vote these days

Hull not Hell

Sunak is unpopular - nobody really cares if he's being 'poked in the eye'. Are there people in Dover or elsewhere who voted specifically for or would vote specifically for Natalie Elphicke rather than the Conservative party then?

Fair point and guess I've been quite blind to the experience and know-how he has.

I am the girl and Pete is my mother

What would Labour have lost by telling Elphicke to get fucked? They've recruited somebody who appears to think she and her family are above the law. It's just bizarre.

TBH though, I've switched off on politics as parliament is in a sort of zombie mode at the minute and it's generally depressing anyway. Let's wait until Labour is elected and see what they come up with.

it's a broad church as long as you are right wing