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PR is terrible imo. Imagine being governed by coalitions that no one actually voted for? The current UK context, you’d probably have a big Labour-Green-LD block v Tory/Reform or if we went the same way as Germany, a Labour/Tory grand coalition because their more right or left wing partners are...

You can disagree all you want, but it’s what the polling is showing. It follows a trend of collapsing working class support for centre-left parties across Europe.

You can’t really be ‘anti-establishment’ if you’re odds-on to form the next government… It’s a pattern that happens with any party who comes from the fringes to government. In the short term, probably. Longer term, a new consensus probably emerges, what that looks like is anyone’s guess. The...

Farage is on record saying he wants to stage a reverse takeover of the Tory party. The hard deadline of 7th May is designed to put maximum pressure to would-be defectors. Braverman and Jenrick are popular with grassroot Tories precisely because they lambasted the Tory record. These are...

I thought it was Loughborough uni, it’s probably both because if he’s in F1 he’d have done a postgraduate course so probably went to Warwick as well.

It was more Horner name dropping the club saying he tried to get Neymar to sign, possibly before he went to Saudi and he was having issues at PSG. We’ve also got Ayao Komatsu (Haas team principle) who supports us so at one point, 20% of F1 Team Principles supported Cov!

Dick Cheney was a Cov fan?! That’s got to be bullshit! 😂 I’ve only seen the first few replies but surprised not many people have mentioned Christian Horner. He supposedly ‘tried’ to get Neymar to sign for us…

Let’s get it done so people on here can chill out a bit.

The only shocking thing about Braverman defecting is how long it took. It is also true that the Conservative Party has been 'purging' members on the right of the party to preemptively strike against defections so it makes sense the likes of Braverman and Jenrick to leave. Reform need to start...

That’s harsh, we’ve got the most points from winning positions and have took the lead more than anyone else the league. We’ve only lost at Wrexham, Drew against PNE, Southampton, Charlton and Oxford. All away from home which needs to be looked at. Ipswich/Boro have not lost a winning position...

When you win just about every home game as we have done under Lampard, you get a lot of leeway away from home. Unless this home form collapses, we’re going to be ok. The only teams we’ve lost to at home are Leeds, Burnley, Sunderland and Ipswich. Another fact to blow your mind: in 22/23, we...

@shepardo01 I’m interested in 3-4 items in particular, happy to discuss over PM?

Let’s take that at face value… Last season, Esse had 4 goals in 25 games, Tats had 4 goals in 42.

Esse in 67m had 5 successful dribbles v Leicester… Sakamoto has had 12 all season. Esse’s per 90m stats are already off the charts and yes, it’s only been 2 games but the player is already a top end Championship player. Tate would not be a £15m player because in all statistical categories...

The guy was signed by a prem team for £15m last season after putting up league leading numbers in the championship. He’s an obvious upgrade on Sakamoto who is already a good winger. Esse would start for most, if not all Championship clubs this if he hits the form that earned him a move to Palace.

This would be lot more robust if you considered home and away form when weighting the outcomes. For example, we’re benchmarked against Ipswich who have had more home games than away in recent weeks. We have 9 home games left and using that as a guideline would give us 20-22 points alone...

To be honest, we’ve addressed the biggest need imo so even if we signed no one else, it’s still a decent transfer window. Esse on loan is a coup of a signing.

Agree that we need to strengthen. Disagree that we’re destined to be overtaken if we don’t sign anyone. We’ve got a better squad than Boro imo and as for Ipswich, they could be 11 points behind after Monday and their Feb fixtures is stacked with away games where they’ve struggled all season...

Ipswich’s poor away record doing them in again. If their away form carries on into Feb, come March we should have a sizeable lead over them. Norwich on Monday has just got bigger.

100% agreed. If we want to play him AM or out wide then I see a fit. If work rate is a problem atm at Sheff U, then he’s just not going to be in that role that Torp is currently in. We played counter attacking football when Hamer was here and he’s absolutely got the attributes for that passing...