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Just seen this on the CT Where Hamer would rank in CCFC's all-time transfer spends although it does state it's taken from transfr markt surely Gary McAllister is a well-known name missing from that list? Sure he was our most expensive signing ever when he joined for £3m. In fact thinking...

Depends on the size of the fee, how much he was allowed to keep and who those players he could bring in were. Personally I can't really see us getting a massive sum for him that would allow us huge scope in the transfer market. We know he fits into our system and is familiar with his teammates...

Two words - Gervane Kastaneer.

While there is an element of truth in that you can hardly say the far-right are welcoming and accepting of Jews. It's a problem at both extreme ends of the spectrum.

To be fair he never had a bad game for us.

and should someone else on his team more closely aligned to him do something similar we'll see if he is. So far the RLB thing is the only AS related issue he's had to deal with among his shadow cabinet, so he can't be considered inconsistent. It's how he reacts next time where we'll see if...

But look at the alternative and him keeping her on saying it's overblown. It's going to be seized upon by the Conservatives as Labour covering up anti-semitism and Starmer gets (unfairly) tarred with that brush from there on in and that would be that. It's something the Teflon Tories seem to...

Seemed to be one of those players who elevated themselves due to willingness to work rather than natural ability. I saw him as Andy Morrell's spiritual successor.

His stats in his last academy year were boosted by a couple of great performances in the Youth Cup. On his day he looked like he could tear you apart but other days was totally ineffective. You could judge the game he was going to have within 10-15mins and if he wasn't 'on it' you may as well...

I think if he'd chosen to stay he'd have been involved in the first team the season after, which isn't bad for an 18yo. But despite supposedly wanting first team football he went to Everton where he was never going to play. Did decent enough in their U23 and they wanted to keep him but he chose...

Also what about managers that constantly pick their signings even if they're shit because he can't accept he's made a mistake? Plus you get different transfer hierarchies at different clubs. At some (esp places like Spain) the chairman/president signs players and the manager just has to get on...

Let's send them a 'highlights' video but just include those few times when he lost the ball on the edge of the area and put us under pressure.

The Labour one was OK but arguably a bit too long - it could arguably have been a little 'snappier'. As much as the repetition of Get Brexit Done annoyed me it worked. It was succinct and to the point without focusing on specifics. Didn't say how we'll get Brexit done or that Brexit will be...

It's probability though isn't it. Yes could could meet one person and they've got it and be infected. You could meet 10,000 people who don't and not. But the PROBABILITY of coming into contact with someone with the virus increases with the more people you meet. So if the chance of someone...

Seems like they're not plastic fans. They've left a lot of it all over the streets.

To be honest though you put all the stuff he suggests in the manifesto and most of it won't get looked at by the vast majority of people. So you could have all of that but focus the message on a couple of policies that you think will play well, keep the message simple rather than focus on...

And the only reason Pask wasn't involved much last season is due to injury. Had he not been injured he'd have featured regularly on the bench and in the cups. MR brought him in as that 1st team competition (admittedly for Dabo but his versatility was also a factor and he's predominantly played...

I think it was a combination of: 1. Not going into lockdown early enough 2. Not restricting incoming passengers to quarantine/test 3. Not protecting care homes where a significant number of deaths have occurred. I reckon 1 and 2 would probably have been roughly a similar approach with Corbyn...

The inference is a bit of a stretch though. It may well be that Israeli's taught them the tactic, but nowhere does it suggest they only use it on certain people. Maybe someone could find evidence that Israeli's only use it on Palestinians or US police only use it on minorities, but even if...

He's used to listening to experts and their recommendations for legal cases. He's used to being calm and organised under pressure. He deals in facts and evidence. It's worth remembering though that if it wasn't Johnson it would've been Corbyn, not Starmer in charge and frankly I don't think...