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I guess if we are really getting into politicians who go to football a lot - Michael foot and Roy Hattersley I’ve seen supporting their clubs at Highfield Road - Corbyn definitely and Rupert loves it

How would I know? Starmer gets a free corporate ticket doesn’t he? I think (?) it was Chris Bryant who made the claim - ask him. This is a rather strange conversation as one person who undoubtedly loves football is Rupert Lowe - clearly a man of the people.

Apparently not. On Five Live the other day some Labour guy said they met Farage and said he’s very passionate about it The irony of course here is there is one very passionate fan of football - a certain Rupert Lowe On the other side Corbyn is a huge Arsenal fan. Starmer - well I doubt it

Farage apparently likes football and is a Crystal Palace fan

I don’t think people are interested in what other countries take are they? The main issue is the illegal method of entry and the disturbance to local communities through inappropriate accommodation. Also the fact there’s a likelihood a significant amount will be not genuine. I mean with now...

The tunnel isn’t used as a way of getting here anyway - Brexit stopped that route

If they can pay boat gangsters thousands for crossings they could afford it that’s for sure.

How many have wives and children?

Let’s hope a few more go the same way

Relevant I suppose https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/aug/19/high-court-judge-orders-closure-of-essex-asylum-hotel-after-far-right-protests

Lol he’s a teacher

He is including people from India. Indians generally aren’t seen on a boat across the channel.

Just went in the club shop - can see it from my hotel

Looking at the new Everton stadium now. Looks great.

They are two different people

Someone else said you are rapidly turning into MMM on here Everyone - well other than Pete and PVA - are getting pretty bored with the nonsense to be honest

What do you define as success?

But remember "Dasilva is an excellent footballer."

They did take that advice though "Palestine Action was proscribed based on strong security advice – following serious attacks the group has committed involving violence, significant injuries and extensive criminal damage," he said, adding: "Whilst many people may not yet know the reality of the...