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Unforced errors, yes I should’ve clarified that. But U-turns, I can’t think of too many high profile ones. I’m sure there will be a few examples but compared to this government - the speed of which Starmer’s government has introduced a policy to then U-turn is staggering. It’s something that’s a...

What’s bollocks in particular?

The Tories, for their faults, didn't make this many unforced errors and U-turns in their 14 years. The electorate has sussed out this government already and frankly, given Labour's vote share in the first place, they were never that popular to begin with.

That doesn’t mean he’s good enough to contribute. As for KKH, he’s been used mostly as a RW alongside MVE when coming off the bench. In that respect, not signing a winger has hurt our chances this season as you rightly point out that MVE has been overused. Although, MVE has basically played...

He’s not been underused, he’s just not at the level required yet. Nice touches here and there but otherwise hasn’t looked dangerous. There’s a player in there but at the top of the Championship, the stakes are too high for him to be given a lot of minutes.

Why? He wasn’t good for us. All due respect to the Danish League, it’s not as strong as the Championship.

By the end of this window, we need to be able to call upon a strong bench to get us through tight games. Something like: Dovin KKH Wolfenden Eccles Allen MKY Sakamoto Simms Haji That bench as a sample looks exceptionally stronger and you’ve got options there. That’s without signing a CM, LB or...

They are two separate points. Immigration is undeniably exacerbating areas that are impacting the cost of the living: - housing demand on house prices and rents - access to social housing, foreign born people are overs presented in social housing - wage depression - rising benefits bill, which...

Like Paterson’s goal v Pompey. Overall, hit was a pointless signing that offered little, but that goal secured 3 points that arguably is the difference between finishing in the Top 6 and not.

Structurally, the NHS wasn’t pioneered with today’s challenges in mind. Any tax funded public service is on a beating to none when the number of net-tax contributors is approaching being outnumbered by net-tax non-contributors (it’s approaching parity). It’s the same with the welfare state...

The prize for promotion is £200m it’s saving pennies on the pound by not ‘going for it’ this window. If didn’t get promotion, we’d all be sat here in May or June bemoaning the fact we didn’t push the boat out. We’re not risking all for a shot at the playoffs. We’re 5 points clear at the top...

Dan Neil never made sense to me on a permanent. It’s effectively a 6 month loan and back in the toy box.

It’s true though. He’s a promising player but that doesn’t mean he’s good enough for us to trust him in big games. A loan is best for all parties involved and we need extra support to guarantee success this season.

Our taxes have increased to record levels and we’ve had none of that. There needs to be cuts somewhere to facilitate the improvements you want elsewhere. For example, bringing welfare spending back to pre-COVID levels frees up around £45-50bn in spending alone.

Allen has a niche role that he does well, he just isn’t a profile of player that will come off the bench and change the tide of a game to get us a goal. He’s good at shoring up the midfield when we’re in winning positions.

COVID was the single biggest increase in public spending in our peace time history. Even the narrative in and around ‘austerity’, the NHS budget was never cut, it only increased albeit just not as quickly as inflation. It’s the same with welfare spending, the increases in expenditure were...

Anyone who's fair minded and been to our games would have seen the following: 1. Edged the first half v Ipswich away before a goal against the run of play, they avoided what should’ve been a 2nd yellow 2. PNE - they scored their only big chance and we should've scored 2-3 3. Southampton -...

Pretty fair analysis and their consensus is that we’ll still win the league. They hit the nail on the head when speaking about our bench v Birmingham. With depth like that, it’s reasonable that our form would take a hit during the busiest period of the season. Now we’ve got 4 wingers and...

Me 😂 2017 saw the collapse of UKIP and their had to go somewhere. Most of the areas UKIP did well in 2017 (3rd place) are in seats projected to flip to Reform as things stand (North and Midlands). Therefore, Brexit definitely played part because both parties in 2017 were committed to leaving...

The Tories increased public spending, debt and taxes to record levels… they were also a ‘tax and spend’ party from 2016 onwards.