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That’s Kyle McFadzean condensed into 1 game. Dominant at the back, a threat going forward, a huge error.

Finish the season now and we’ve reclaimed our natural 17th place in the championship.

I think Wednesday go into the dressing room buzzing after that goal just before half time, see that Rotherham are winning and their heads drop then Derby see they have to win and come out fighting. 2-1 Derby in the end and Rotherham finish 1-1.

Rotherham staying up by a point if it stays like this.

We should have let Wycombe beat us for the bantz

Go on Fadz. Give him another year

If Derby go Bielik will be available too

It’s not like he can wave goodbye to the fans either

Derby win they stay up Derby draw and Rotherham win Rotherham stay up Wednesday win and Rotherham draw or lose Wednesday stay up

Give Biamou his final run out.

All Wednesday aren’t we? Even if you want Rotherham to stay up over Wednesday I’m sure everyone wants Derby down.

Still lost 9%

Preston council, where Labour are enacting socialist policies - Labour hold Welsh elections, where the Labour leader is a self-proclaimed socialist - Labour gains Manchester mayor, where the Labour incumbent is undertaking a program of public ownership - Labour hold Where Labour are offering a...

That still doesn't explain why Labour have gone from 15k to 8k in 18 months though

None of those Brexit party people have gone back to Labour though, the Labour share has dropped from 2019 so it has to be asked if that performance was so poor what about the party is now less attractive.

Which is fair. With hindsight we went for the wrong man. If the left thought their candidate had any chance of winning in 2015 it wouldn’t have been Corbyn. I think McDonnell would have been better, although he did have the same dodgy foreign connections I think he would have had a better grin...

Yeah polarised is probably fair. He was most likely the most popular and also the most unpopular in that demographic for decades. I guess what I’m looking it is more ‘lower working class’. You can still be working class and own a home and have some investments but in the demographic that don’t...

What are you classifying as working class? To me it’s people who are working in more precarious jobs and for lower remuneration and have insecure housing situations. They tend to be under 45 and support labour massively.

All this talk of "winning back the working class vote" too. The working class are those earning less than £25k who don't own a home and are having to sell their labour to survive. What people are referring to are people who used to be working class but are now retired with mortgages paid off and...

I went from a Labour member chasing Starmer as second preference to not putting an x in any of the 10 possible boxes for Labour yesterday. Quite simply I'm not going to vote for a party with no clear vision on anything and a man that lied through his teeth to get the job, those 10 pledges were...