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Kier giving out some to landlords is nice to see. Not the right type of landlord mind you, but it’s a start.

I’d like to see if a couple of high profile players to drop in transfer requests to protect their international ambitions... then let’s see how they react.

Liking the Leeds warming up t-shirts.

Ian Holloway saying this betrays the memory of Prince Phillip is an opinion I didn’t expect to hear today.

Gary Neville’s disdain of Spurs was hilarious yesterday. He’s right as well about Spurs and Arsenal, nowhere near good enough to call themselves European elite.

So what you are saying is that it all went to shit once Universities were able to start charging students for their courses.

I said nothing of the sort - it is true that the majority of the written press openly favours the Conservative party.

Do you think the heavy media bias in favour of the Conservatives helps to contribute to this disdain for Labour you describe?

I read he wanted to stay in the PL... is all paper talk so who knows.

Daniel Levy should get on the phone and see if he can get Aguero as part of the deal.

Who knows... you’d have thought that kind of behaviour is fair game in the Tory world.

That’s a fair comment, so why was the general decline in ‘red wall’ seats that had been happening over the last 25 years start to reverse in 2017?

If Labour lose Hartlepool it won’t be because ‘of’ Brexit. It’ll be parachuting in a staunch remainer that was all over the PV policy with no connect to the area whatsoever.

If Brexit had been totally resolved before 2019 there was no way the Tories would have an 80 seat majority. They would have been the largest party still, and may have gotten a very small majority on their own.

Could reasonably score 40+ goals in a season playing for someone like Man City

Yeah granted I did pick those. What I always find baffling is that stories like these have so much of an impact on a large group of people’s psyche in a overly negative way but it’s coming from a very small minority of voices - it’s like some wierd paradox. As for your final comment, we are...

You say about left-wing activism, but recently we’ve seen people raising concerns about violence towards women, the recent bill the Tories are trying to push through, and more generally concerns around climate change. Are they really things that Labour have to distance themselves from? And if so...

But I actually would like to understand, and not interested in picking apart your points. I have a mum whose pension is going to be short falled when she hits retirement age. When Labour were campaigning for the WASPI women she said it was stupid as it was unrealistic to expect to get what she...