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But given the type of player he is surely you want him in at the start to settle things down and if you have to take him off so be it. Better to get the good start. I suppose you could argue if we took the lead he'd help us see the game out but given the way our strikers have been playing...

Very surprised no changes - this surely has to be the last chance for this line up before he starts changing. Really can't understand how Kelly can be on the bench and play a fair bit of another get yet not be considered for starting tonight. If he's not fit to start he shouldn't be on the bench.

I'm not aiming it at the leavers such as yourself, or the likes of Astute, Bazza or Steve, even Grendel. It is just aimed at Dom. He just constantly spouts the slogans and buzzwords without providing anything of meaning. The rest of you do and I'm fine with that. It's just the constant...

Every time you end up going back to the same soundbites taken straight from the Farage/ right wing media: "17.4million" "will of the people" "leave won. Get over it" You even still persist with the Remoaner tag. It's almost like a bot from the Daily Mail/Sun There's never much, if any, detailed...

So it goes like this: Parliament: This is almost the same as May's bill, which you rejected, with a few changes to things you said were even worse Alexander: No, it isn't. P: Well, we'd better have time to scrutinise it properly then Bit like with the prorogation where Alexander was claiming it...

Better tell Alexander it's the same as May's deal with slight changes then as that's not how he's been selling it. He can't claim that though because he'd look silly for rejecting May's deal when the changes made to it are ones he also outright rejected in the past and considered more...

Not saying they do. I was merely pointing out that some that claim to be 'fair' in their reporting are clearly favouring the right. The argument was about biased MSM and how they supposedly favour the left but when you look at the headlines etc the majority of them clearly show a bias to the right.

Fair enough. I was talking in overall terms of the process having to them go back to the EU to be agreed. But I agree I think Alexander could get this through if he so desired. But he sees more stock in a GE for his own personal ambitions, and that's what's important. Brexit is little more than...

Grendel put that figure. Not me - I think it's far too high. Who knows what figure they might offer it at. If they were leaving to go back down south it would be an unnecessary expense for them so getting rid ASAP removes that expense while putting some very useful cash in the bank.

As are a great many bills at this stage. Even less surprising given that it has to be negotiated with the other 27 countries first rather than the usual domestic bills which are discussed and amended behind the scenes before even getting getting to the house for discussion. The fact it has to...

As I said it would be about saving face by trying to negotiate directly with the football club to take it over, while at the same time being able to subtly call into question SISU's motives and arguments for owning the stadium. Plus if SISU refuse, the council has it back and SISU then want a...

I said potentially elongated it because if the bill is amended it will have to then go back to the EU for agreement, unlike a normal bill which would just pass the house, pass the Lords and become law.

As disingenuous as Alexander's Brexit stance, when in the past he's been supportive of the EU and wrote two pieces for his newspaper column - one pro-EU and one anti-EU - and only chose which one to publish after he knew which side Cameron was supporting in the referendum so he could cause the...

I've no doubt Alexander is gaining supporters. But he's doing what he's been doing since the day he came to prominence. Hoodwinking them and getting them to believe his dis-ingenuity. The fact is parliament has potentially elongated the process of passing this bill, Boris has threatened to end...

If she retained her UK citizenship she'd have joined a terrorist group. Of course again the age thing would crop up, but I'm sure the prosecution would do their best to show she still held extremist views as an adult.

But in the UK often the scouting, recruitment and coaching teams change with a manager. Even if the individuals are the same they're often given new parameters or told to look for different type of players by said manager. So to use the last decade isn't very useful (but even then I wouldn't say...

It is something I've considered, but it'd only potentially work in a 4-4-2 which we don't play. Also if we played that the most obvious person to fill in LM would be Shipley. The bigger problem is on the right.

C.mon. You can do this. I have faith in you. Who was the person who threatened they would remove the Withdrawal Agreement entirely and thus prevent Brexit occuring? Direct quote from said person. 'With great regret I must say the Bill will have to be pulled and we will have to go forward to a...

IF Wasps were moving and thus would no longer need the Ricoh, maybe they could save some face before leaving by trying to agree a deal solely with the football club to take it over rather than just letting it go back to council control? Not SISU, just CCFC. It would also put the council in the...

Who threatened to pull the bill entirely?