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he isn’t a hatter to be fair.

The game in question all had to go in through the entrance as 44 and 45 were shut. They ignored the queue and went to the front They are rude and disrespectful

It may have been the game before or Sunderland but the turnstiles were closed and everyone had to go through the disabled entrance and despite the big queue they just marched up to the front and demanded to get in

Should we spend £3 billion or not?

Blimey @Ring Of Steel is having a peep

The notion that Rachel Reeves has a choice of saving one small business or supporting Ukraine is actually fascinating

No there aren’t. Your interest in me is very touching but you have over the last couple of days banged on to @Mucca Mad Boys about how much a country should borrow and berate him for not answering. Should we spend £3 billion a year on Ukraine or not?

Incredible - it does say a lot though

They pushed in at the last home game

There isn’t any geopolitical ramifications of this conflict and hiking defence spending is another example of Trump getting Europe to dance its tune. I’m loving the saltiness when you are mocked by the way. The sensitivity and thin skin is hilarious

Jesus - is it silent on the horoscope pages in Basildon? Mate no one cares what you say on here about anything

I don’t think we should be spending money as we plunge into another austerity budget Do you?

I don’t think I’ve read anything as stupid as this but let’s go with it. Donald Trump invades Canada and declares it as a 51st state. He bombs many cities in Canada and imprisons any opposition. What would you as PM of the Uk do in that situation?

In the end there is one discussion here from a uk perspective This country economically from what i am seeing is in a crises. Demand in the sector I work in is as low as I’ve known it since I’ve been in it and on top of that we are getting punitive measures against business which will cause...

No - I’ve said this war is pointless and those who continue to back it are just obligated oblivious to the death and destruction it’s caused. If the West had stayed out of it and contributed nothing - as it didn’t with Crimea - a lot of parents would still have their sons alive today

I don’t live in Russia. The Russian economy doesn’t create taxation policies which impact me

I have no idea and I don't - and never have - cared.

To the UK? A £3 billion saving surely?

Where did I again say there would be no more deaths? What is this? The example of Labour breakfast clubs in primary school actually in operation in an afternoon?

Not really - If Ukraine totally surrendered the conflict surely would stop?