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You said Starmers one rule break?

Its a bit telling Leon Clarke to have a rest and give Roy O Donovan a run round

Wow you admit he broke the law

nothings improved. Labour councillors I’ve met in Coventry are literally what he is. He could actually be milkman muttonchop

You should see a certain labour person and persons partner in the old shepherd it’s like a scene from Benidorm

Lame answer - resigning squad players and players no where near good enough have been significant factors in having a squad of players half of which we can’t select from as they are not good enough the fact is we’ve signed him on a big wage so have little choice to keep him unless we engineer...

No one is turning on him but of course there’s no loyalty - he’s passed his sell by date - goodbye

This doesn’t really make sense If the club anyway wants to sign championship players those players will want higher wages I would not be surprised if our wage bill anyway is over the revenue we achieve You are really just saying the owners should be non reactive so even if relegation...

Was it? He wasn’t a pivotal figure for a lot of last season

https://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/threads/this-summer.141954/page-4#post-2499585

He had spells injured in the first two seasons here as well he averages 20 starts a season

Anyway Kelly is the epitome of injury prone You shouldn’t be offering players deals for loyalty - Shipley has also been on our journey as well so give him a new deal

One of the in the know posters said he’s one of the higher earners

how many seats have labour won? It’s an irrelevance

Next mayor isn’t he

Yes I’m sure many Lib Dems in the south would prefer labour to Tory

They lost scores of seats in 2019 under May Labour have hardly gained seats at all - Lib Dems have gained far more but come a general election you’d have to be on drugs to vote Ed Davy so the map will change The real key is that no one hardly bothered to vote so really it’s hardly a ringing...

It’s different seats but in truth it means nothing - turnout was pathetic Here as a stat for you. The share of the council vote for labour in 2018 was 36% - that was Corbyn in tbe abyss Starmer has achieved 36% of the vote this time - the same as Corbyn

how terrible it was 1,300 last time - wonder what it would have been if Durham police hadn’t buried bad news

So you rather liked the Tory Lib Dem alliance?