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Can’t we shake Overson by his ankles again.

When did the club first raise the issue? 10 days ago is since the first game was called off. What’s the story here? - The club had no idea of the state of the pitch and weren’t let in until just before the Rotherham game or - The club knew along with the rest of the world that the pitch...

As far as I can tell the rule seems to be separate lanes with a physical barrier on higher speed roads and those red lanes where it’s 30kph or lower. It was explained to me that various areas cars are treated as “guests” which means everyone else comes first basically. Lots of traffic calming...

It means the median salary across all industries rose 5% above inflation. YMMV.

Been in the Netherlands recently and the small residential roads, ones only just wide enough for two cars to pass, all have cycle lanes in red tarmac down each side like this: Most of the time as a driver you straddle the cycle lane and use the road as if it wasn’t there, but if you come...

“Hey Shmmeee, why aren’t you a teacher any more?”

Andy Streets re-election video leaked:

The cynic in me says it’s another way to get some cash out of people. Madness that you’d try and reduce cycling (for that is why we tax things) when facing dual climate and obesity crises

Wait. So the much heralded solution is “someone should sort the pitch” but we’re no further towards who that is? You really can’t make it up.

Was more a point that councils aren’t being funded than old people existing. Should take social care away from councils and have a proper service for everyone that doesn’t rely on family wealth TBH.

Stern John Deere

That and this:

I think the self appointed adults in the party weren’t capable of moving past Blair or seeing the shift away from liberalism happening post GFC.

Surely parody is fair use? Ridiculous when you consider Weird Al made an entire career of it. I wonder who would get the money if you used one of his 🤔

Yeah generally he was pretty awful and looked a lot better after he resigned. I’m not saying Milliband was great, just that I think he was up against a better electoral machine than Corbyn was or Starmer will be

It was the start of coalescing the right around Brexit so meant a more unified party. Before they won and realised it was all bollocks. I think the general position was the coalition was “OK” and Labour had only been out of power for five minutes. I’m not sure anyone expected the LDs to...

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Honesty I don’t think he’d have done much better. The Tories hasn’t been in power for 18 years and seemed a lot more moderate. Also things like the banana pic suggest he’d have had a few gaffes of his own, plus all the same “scary Marxist dad” attacks obviously. I’ve seen nothing from David in...

TBF to him Ed was up against probably the best opposition any Labour leader has faced since Thatcher, freshly detoxified from coalition with the Lib Dems. Shit like the EdStone and “hell yes I’m tuss enuss” didn’t help, but I don’t doubt it would have been a lot closer against May or Johnson.