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With a loss that big, the most ever (on a whipped vote) by a sitting Government, she really ought to resign or call a General Election. Brexit will probably be delayed now.

Greatest defeat by a Government ever too I believe! The news quoted 166 earlier, iirc. She’s been a disaster of a PM. Jeremy Corbyn has just tabled a motion of no confidence.

The Government has been defeated by 230 votes in the Commons!

Without knowing a lot about how Plymouth play, the last two games we've struggled for an outlet, so for that reason, I'd reinstate JCH for Hiwula. Hiwula missed 2, maybe 3 good chances (if we're being harsh) and think it'd be best to start with Chaplin and JCH. Had Hiwula stuck away one of the...

What’s the utility of making up hypothetical scenarios? Let’s see how things pan out, but if Parliament cannot sort this mess out, a second referendum becomes necessary. Right now, MPs are strongly against a No Deal scenario and are set to reject to reject May’s Deal by a margin expected to be...

In that particular video, he’s not criticising Trump, per se, but he’s criticising the liberal left in their use of identity politics. He’s debated Owen Jones (I’m a fan of both) on political correctness and criticised identity politics in other videos. I’m a fan of Jonathan Pie. Frankly, this...

Agreed. I still like Doyle and think they could make an effective pair again if we get any injuries, but Doyle can’t be the main distributor in the the side anymore. He’s been caught out for at least 3 goals that I’ve seen. All games that were draws, or with Scunthorpe, we lost by the single...

I’m surprised that Kelly is receiving a bit of stick, actually. I thought he played well and he keeps the team ticking. Meanwhile, Sterling recieved a few 7s because his crossing was off today. Thankfully, he’s a very reliable defender, but the last two games his delivery has been below his...

Kelly was only caught in possession once, iirc. The difference in our play is night and day when he’s on the pitch. He’s hugely influential and I’d stick my neck out and say he’s our most important player*. He wins the ball a lot in midfield and that perhaps goes unnoticed by a lot of fans. In...

Especially when you consider Hiwula missed 1 guilt edge chance and another good opportunity in the first... To be rated lower than a 4, you need to have had an absolute stinker and be directly at fault for more than 1 goal as a defender/keeper. Karius in the the Champions League final springs...

A few overreactions on here, we played really well and should have won the game, it was certainly frustrating to watch. Previous Cov teams would have lost today and credit to how we responded and didn’t panic and eventually got the equaliser and continued to go for the win. The decision to start...

This has been a frustrating game... We’ve been far too hesitant to pull the trigger. But, if we keep it up, we can win this game! JCH to come on and score.

I don't gamble, unfortunately. We'll have to wait and see, I'm not a fan of Soubry myself, but her and Boles' comments in public are nonetheless significant. They don't exactly have a lot to gain by making their views public.

Yep, 1968 they combined to defeat the Wilson's House of Lords reform.

No, I don’t take what politicians say at face value. But, when politicians state publicly they’re going to vote against the Government, they’re putting their career at risk. For that reason, I’m inclined to believe they really mean that, especially coming from MPs who don’t want Brexit. Nick...

I’m already aware of this otherwise I wouldn’t have used the example. They also had an admiration for one another and had copperated in Parliament beforehand. Despite being ideologically opposed.

Grendel asked who threatened to vote against the link, the article has all the information that is needed. You can find what the politicians said, be it on twitter or whatever. The fact it’s from the Express is unimportant as it wasn’t an opinion piece. Its also on Sky News, the Daily Mail, the...

I wasn’t expressing a problem with it? The example demonstrates that two people from two polar opposites of the political spectrum.

Even Michael Foot campaigned with Enoch Powell.

Yes, the prospect of leaving without a deal is pushing some Tory MPs to vote against the Government. These are senior Tories as well and could be joined by more MPs, the likes of Michael Fallon, Justine Greening (suggests a second referendum using STV), Ken Clarke (recently proposed to delay...