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This was a variety of people. Antedòtal evidence admittedly. I don't think a lot of momentum members would say a word against Corbyn anyway.

Labour cannot recover until the two factions put their differences aside in my opinion. Which leader can unite them - no idea.

Listening to activists and analysis over the last couple of days on 5live a fair few have said they got good feedback on the doorsteps about policy but people didn't think Corbyn was capable of delivering.

No. I agree with some of the ideas not others. Some need tweaking. Its fairly straightforward.

Not for me but in terms of taking the party forward I think she's a good shout.

I read that the Tories biggest worry is Angela Rather though I have no idea how valid that claim.is

The infrastructure of our water providers are renown for lack of investment.

So take water - are you happy that your bill money is used to pay dividends to foreign investors rather than be spent on infrastructure? And if people who aren't are 'lefties' would it be fair to refer to those that are as facists?

I've said in previous posts that Labour's broadband scheme is unachievable. I've based that on listening to experts, the same experts who've said the Tory scheme is also unrealistic. I have also said previously that I think the Labour share scheme is a great idea but I had issues with some of...

If you're on about nationalisation some things shouldn't be ran for private benefit and as I've said many times we've nationalised the losses anyway New York, London, Hong Kong- hot beds of capitalism, all cities ran on nationalised transport systems. The two can work together East coast rail...

Nationalisation is not a hard left policy. I've explained why ad nauseam See my previous posts regarding giving a percentage of private companies to employees. I worked for a company that did it and the CEO was once American CEO of the year. Do you think he was a hard line left winger? I think...

No, time for the guy with the guy with the 45 percent win record to remedy one of the areas we're clearly failing in.

Either that or go for 45 minutes of shithousery once we've got the lead (I prefer your go for it option). Yesterday was neither one nor the other and we allowed an average side with a very basic game plan to mug us.

I don't think it has to one or the other mate. I think we just need to tweak our approach at times. Particularly away from home. I know people don't like the expression game management but ours was appalling yesterday after we'd gone in front. We're becoming a lower league Arsenal where expect...

Yesterday was only my second away day of the season and both performances have been dire to watch. We created very little yesterday and I don't think there was a City supporter who didn't know the equaliser was coming.

They've already cut through a cable and took out power in Balsall common! More of that to come!

Nationalisation is not a Looney left policy. I , and others, have explained the reasons why many times so I'm going to repeat it but if you can be arsed to trawl through the thread you'll see our reasoning. Rich businesses have not been bled, that is absolute claptrap. The broadband project...

Yet examples of most of them can be found in one major western economy or another.

Which policies do you think we're "Looney left"?

What absolute nonsense Theres only one party in cahoots with the Russians and one party open to the introduction of a UK version of the Magnistsky act And theres o ly one party in an alliance with Orban, an avid antisemite. I see the right wing media in America are employing the antisemite...