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I've voted for Eccles, interesting how fotmob ratings broadly tally with fans' ratings:

Look at that record, I'm sure he's had a damascene conversion to social democracy https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24756/daniel_poulter/central_suffolk_and_north_ipswich/votes

Long held Tories being very comfortable in your party is a really good thing. Really it is.

20% increase in salary costs more for an employer than a pension contribution of 20% as an employer will need to pay NICs on top and pay a proportionate increase in pension contributions?

Agreed, he's got better but still needs to up the ante with his aggression. That said, not sure his role on the left is necessarily the best to get that out of him. He has got better at playing with his back to goal.

Presumably to be filed in the same drawer as the "none of the squad rate any of the new signings" stuff from early on in the season

Hardcore uproar is the best tune any team runs out to in the league

Leeds will have to sell Somerville if they don't go up, they won't be as strong next year. Ipswich under their current manager will be there again I think.

The logical conclusion of your argument is that away fans should just get the balance of any unsold tickets

Lots of recency bias at play here, he's been decent. Looks to be having a little bit of a wobble with his confidence so of course is being written off as a bad signing.

I thought he looked good again on Saturday

I feel most down about last Sunday, much more so than even the play off final. I think it's just that elation from celebrating the Torp goal to it being disallowed, it's literally experiencing what might have been momentarily but to have it taken away.

It was either that or we didn't agree the signing at that time. The real point is though that the deal did not help in January.

They are completely different players

We're going to end up in a constant cycle of being nearly there but needing to sell another player to get us there, it's a bit like painting the forth bridge

Hardly, he agreed to loan the player back

That's why I said supplement

O'Hare [emoji3581] Sheaf [emoji3581] (albeit with a view to permanent)

Another fucking Tory c**t is welcomed into the labour fold because according to the leader, Labour has changed:

Not to mention that the man whose fee bankrolled the spending was a loanee, as was the next one to be sold and the other player who is leaving who we're desperate to keep.