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Equally, it’s ambiguous stance on Brexit has caused a lot of Remain Labour voters to defect to Lib Dem. Labour is never going to put no-deal on the table at an election. So stands little chance of out-brexiting the Tories or the Brexit Party. The saving grace for Labour would be first past the...

According Sir John Curtice, the polls for today show about 35% for hard Brexit parties (UKIP + Brexit Party) and 35% for pro-remain parties (Lib Dem, Greens, Change UK, Plaid Cymru) - Tory, Labour and SNP we’re left out of this. It’s madness how polarising this issue is. I reckon Tory positions...

Parliament can't pass a deal, and is against a no-deal brexit. Brexit isn't going to happen until something gives, and the liklihood is that a GE or referendum will be needed to break the impasse.

A lead of 1.8% isn’t a large margin at all. A re-run of a referendum would be very close.

A referendum isn’t done on constituencies like our general elections, it’s a simple winner takes all.

From the 2014 European elections, Brexit Party has absorbed all of the UKIP vote, and a bit more. Probably has taken more Tory than Labour votes but it’s nuanced. The Lib Dem’s have taken votes off both Tory and Labour voters and Greens (who I voted in 2014) will mostly be current/ex Labour...

We’ll have to wait and see...

It’s been obvious since Xmas that this was going to happen. Ironically, May probably would’ve been better off calling an election after the first Parliamentary defeat on her deal. The Brexit Party and Lib Dem vote will press a lot of Tory voters in their seats.

Equally, Parliament is set on blocking a ‘no deal’ too. Hammond on the BBC said a PM who makes ‘no deal’ government policy will struggle to keep the confidence of Parliament. I tend to agree with that assessment.

You’re right, but had we got a 10pt deduction it’s pretty safe to say we would’ve got relegated. Personally, I’m of the opinion we were destined for L1 at one point, which wasn’t necessarily a bad thing given the success of Norwich, Sheff U, Leicester, Southampton, Bournemouth and so on... I’m...

Would have got relegated the years they took over, given that we survived that season on GD.

His goal scoring record wasn’t that bad, slightly better than 1 in 4. At 21, he can be developed so it would be foolish to let him go unless we got a silly money offer for him. I expected more from him and he’s missed a few good chances, but that applies to just about all of our players last...

Funnily enough, I’ve met the bloke, and he he was shorter than me. I’m not even 6”1. He’s listed as 1.8m on the club website, which is 5”11.

Why did anyone think signing a keeper from a top 6 club was going to come in as 2nd choice? I like this signing, seems like a good shot stopper, and hopefully more commanding and less error prone than Burge.

Burge is 5”11

No one party is to ‘blame’, all 3 parties are to blame for where we’re at now. If you care about the club, solely blaming SISU won’t help.

You’d like to think CRFC will help us out given this context?

Remember when people said ‘all SISU have to do is drop the legals’... Yet here we are!

Nope. You’re not allowed to try and estimate what we spent last summer!

That’s the issue though, chances we’ll get 30 games out of him is slim! We need durable players and that means having a contingency if Kelly gets injured. Side note: if only Kelly had Doyle’s durability!