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But that’s what I don’t get. Each car is its own risk profile and isn’t affected by the others. Having more cars might increase the risk of events ever happening, but should equally increase the premiums coming in by the same amount and in theory should reduce costs are there’s more business for...

You can listen all you want, but understand what you’re listening to. Read the room, anything right now other than unequivocal support for Israel is like shouting “I love pedo gangs” at an EDL rally. He can go off on an Owen Jones style rant (who by the way I actually agree with for once, but...

Why would that risk increase though? Or the cost to resolve it. Car prices are dropping. Unless a more mass market means the profile of drivers changed?

It really doesn’t. Either Israel nor Hamas will be giving two shits what the UK thinks. His government will be pro Israel, Corbyn saw to that. But off the cuff remarks in an interview make no difference other than how people locally see him. And he’s already made the calculation that people like...

Why are there no energy/water connections with Egypt?

TBF the only measurable impact what he says will have is how it plays in the press. It’s not like he’s part of the peace process or has Netanyahu’s ear.

They’re both cunts. Turn Jerusalem into a museum on international land, kick them both out, build solar panels.

Makes no sense. Surely as there’s more of them the cost to repair will drop not rise?

This is why we should play 433 with Saka and Wright wide.

We’re being hyperbolic but it wasn’t far off. We often played 5311 last season which is about as defensive as the formation comes.

Just think it ruins the momentum of the season.

Weirdos who prefer international football to club football.

People: Palestinian/Jewish people are not the Israeli government/Hamas, concern for them is not support for the other! Same People: If you show concern for Jewish/Palastinian people you are supporting the Israeli government/Hamas Repeat ad nauseum. What a tedious argument

We played great counter attacking football, thanks to Gus Vik and O’Hare, but in games where we had the bulk of possession we often looked clueless. It’s why when we signed Palmer people thought we might finally have a player who can unlock a defence.

In classic SBT style this has become two sides arguing past each other. There is a complaint that even when not following the pressing plan Wright didn’t put enough effort in. For example chasing down 50:50s or getting back when we lost the ball, or making runs when he had the ball.

I don’t think there’s as much disdain for tax rises as there used to be TBH. The media will still play it, but the polling suggests most people are happy to fund public services a bit better. And as you say I’d expect it not to be low earners paying more. Personally I’d be happy to pay a little...

It’s a tough one because equally they need to show improvements reasonably quickly. They don’t have the luxury of a couple of years spending nothing because of the state of the country and how febrile politics is.

But wouldn’t even weirdos like you rather have one big jolly with a few games rather than having to do it four or five times a season? I think a big break would help internationals as well, they could spend proper time together.

Jerry Yates Lee Bowyer

There were long periods where our main game plan was stick 9 behind the ball and whack it up to Vik. Slightly less when O’Hare was about. First season was the defending and long ball that got us out of jail but we hardly set the league alight. I’d argue this season is the first we’re going to...