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Jak Hickman.

We need a left back, but Danny Fox nor Giles are the answers. Giles had a nice Cameo v Rotherham, that's it. As for Danny Fox, I was surprised to hear he still plays Championship football and at centre back. Signing ex-players, more often than not, is like returning to a toxic relationship. Not...

As a prop*, I’m deeply offended by this entire post. *front rower, for those who need the clarification

We’re on the same side here!

Don’t knock Goodey! Jim Hamilton and himself run a good Rugby podcast! Both Cov boys too. He was still playing rugger when the RICOH opened so he probably meant it as an ambition to play there as the venue has hosted rugby matches since 2006/07 kind of range. My guess is that ‘all his life’...

I’m sure there was rumours that teams from the Netherlands and Germany were after him. I’ve accepted that he probably isn’t going to join us. Frankly, I do believe him staying with us made sense for all parties involved, even if for a year. But, if he gets the chance to play abroad at a higher...

Looks like another Ravel Morrison-esque story. Teams will continually take punts on him, he may show glimpses but ultimately never fulfil their true potential. Hoping he can turn it around as he’s got talent, and good pedigree. Just a shame as the application doesn’t seem to be there at all.

It was great defending! Successfully put off the opposition striker... @Nick approves of the lunge.

Perhaps I’m reading into this too much, but the emphasis on him being able to play left back is interesting. Have we ever had our transfers predicted so accurately so far? The stories about Hamer and DaCosta broke before we were confirmed champions, right?

When you say he was signed for a fee, do you know how much we paid? I can’t find a source which states we paid a fee. Assuming we did, he would’ve been signed on a very nominal fee. I doubt Lewes FC are even a professional outfit. A few people fixate on Bosma, I don’t get why. It was a...

That's our equaliser in the transfer market. We have one of the lowest budgets in the league, which isn't helped by not knowing where we're playing our home games next season whilst we're in the midst of a global pandemic. We are not going to go toe-to-toe with Championship teams for same...

Having just signed Hamer, would we be realistically be looking at Walsh even if he became available?

It’s a meal replacement so you could choose to have 3-4 shakes a day if you want. I first got Huel in 2017, when it was relatively new to the market and I haven’t gone back since my original purchase. Personally, I prefer whey protein shakes. Recommendations: - blend your shakes for the...

He’s known to be one of the best scholars in his field. Outside of that he’s known for having quite controversial views. If anyone is a bit of history buff, his book ‘Monarchy’ is interesting.

The rise of the identity politics of the left frustrates me, a lot. The main reason being is that it has caused people to push back against this and assert their whIt’s identity. The result? Gradually increasing the vote shares of Trump in the US, the Front Nationals in France and similarly ugly...

Firstly, what student did Crowder in? I’d like to see that! I’ve only seen a few of his ‘change my mind’ segments. Steveb Crowder is pretty funny, I occasionally watch his show. But, he’s a comedian first and foremost as opposed to a serious political commentator. The original pushback against...

Funnily enough, when you challenge those people on their claims, they get defensive very quickly. Typically with personal insults and/or defamation. ‘You’re a white Male’ is a favoured. I remember a back and forth with a sociology major and Labour councillor in a politics seminar. We were...

I agree the 50% of school students was and arbitrary number and no doubt that the inflation of students has increased the places for these degree programs. But, this has been going on for a while, at least as far back as the 1960-70s in the US.

He has a lot of good content and his comedy stuff isn’t bad either!

Agreed. The irony is that it’s pushing many natural supporters of the left away from left leaning parties. A point I made in the RLB thread. Listening to Douglas Murray’s ‘Madness of Crowds’ on Audible and it’s been a very insightful read. It exposes the complete doublethink at the heart of...