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Don’t suppose they want Jay Dasilva do they?

Two points of order: 1. You don’t have to mimic the position to solve the issue. 2. If the SpAds have not picked up on the vote spread and suggest doing the same again then they’ve got rocks in their head. Besides, 5 years to change the perception.

Two points: 1. Contrary to popular belief, I think we set up today exactly the same as we’ve played most of our games so far. The idea that we were better today is for the birds. Exactly the same performance as against Slovakia (in which I didn’t think we were that bad) and the same weaknesses...

Whether it is or isn’t, it’s exactly the same as all our other games.

Hmmmmm.

I look at the players in the lineup and I’m not convinced we will play 343. I reckon that was the plan but Trippier’s made it so we go back to 4231.

Confirmed Trippier at RWB then. Thats disappointing.

With goals coming from Xhaka and Embolo.

Interesting.

I think this is the early indication that caring about the Daily Mail headlines is now out the window. May be wrong.

But fate means Ronaldo would score his solitary goal of the tournament against us.

Just looking - Portugal have won 5 knockout games in 90 minutes since Euro 2004. That’s just baffling.

I hadn’t seen much of Nuno Mendes prior to this tournament - think he’s a great player.

It’s a performance management issue. If someone is underperforming then crack down on it/them, but if they’re still fulfilling their duties I don’t really see the issue.

Been a few occasions where the French have got into good positions to shoot and just passed it to Mbappe instead. It almost feels like Ronaldo syndrome.

On a positive note, we’ll be closer to net zero migration than ever before because of all the rich people leaving because nasty Labour.

I think “rigging the electorate” is more a nod to the potential reduction of voting age to 16.

Just been to Aldi and nappies are 10p cheaper than last week. Clear indication that a Labour government is helping the working people of this country.

Whilst the thesis behind it is vaguely correct, it’s rather interesting how many large economies managed to pull off extensive QE programmes over the last 10-15 years whilst rates remained at sub-1% and inflation was under control. Would have been fantastic to invest some of that money rather...

I think the key takeaway for the main parties is that one needs to come out promoting the positives of immigration and that the lack of investment in public infrastructure is down to previous governments, not immigrants.