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I know I’m adding fuel to the fire with this but why are people so engrossed in it? My social media is absolutely full of it and people are so set in their viewpoints about who it lying, who did what etc. It reminds me of the McCann case wheee everybody had their own theory and presented it as...

I thought these would be the most dangerous of the 4 but on that showing they would need solid investment to finish lower mid table

The quality is terrible

I think a L1 contender would pay a small fee for him. It's his contract that is the issue.

Excluding the DUP from anything seems like a recipe for violence if I'm honest.

A crisis should never be an obstacle anyway. WW2 was the biggest existential crisis we ever had and we found time for a leadership election that allowed us to get in the man that had a big hand in winning the war. Get the right person in no matter the time.

If SF get anywhere near a majority on both sides of the border its surely only a matter of time before a poll.

With regards to Kelly I would move on now if I was the club. I love the guy and he's a been a fantastic servant during our renaissance and it's great when the affection is mutual. I just think that isn't enough. I think there is more bang for our buck out there and it is a position that we...

Love the way the club does business these days

I think we'd be better off. They both seem absolute shit shows (to different degrees). Bin them off now and lets get someone that is capable of leading us through this shit and someone that can hold them to account.

How does Andy Burnham fancy Holborn & St Pancras?

Attlee

Smartest man I know at times, partner in an architecture firm. Dunce at other times.

I think it just goes straight to looking at your tax rate and forgetting the rest. Obviously There are people who vote for conservative for ideological reasons too. I find them more open to a debate/discussion though. My other half’s cousin is dyed in the wool blue because of small government...

John Prescott

Burnley first time around?

It’s because generally the reason for voting for conservative is ‘they make me and my family better off’ and most people don’t want to admit other people and other issues don’t matter to them.

Bunham is a conundrum to me. He's about the perfect mix of left and centre and straight talking that you want to see now. I would likely vote for him. But when he ran in 2015 he was about as bland estate agent suit politician as you can imagine.

I didn't have any elections my way this time but if I did I'd have gone green having gone Labour every time since 2015. I just want them to offer something, not the offer of not being something else. Define what you're going to give the country. They're just so bland and lifeless at the moment...

It’s fantastic that sheaf is central in one and Hamer so central in another. One thing this should teach us is to trust the recruitment team to replace what we sell.