Jeremy Corbyn

Sums it up. Not a holding midfielder, but we play him as one.

Yep. Midfield have been abysmal today.

Complete lack of any intensity

This is bordering on match fixing

Our midfield has been absolutely shocking tonight.

KWP would make a lot of sense, guaranteed starter, good professional, club will want to incentivise him for a long stay and he shares the "son in Law" character of our captain.

The signing of Aubameyang seemed very much a "whatever you want Tuchel" signing, so yeah, feels very odd to now sack him.

Salisu still hasn't signed a contract right? Maybe they think he'll be off in the next year and ABK and CC are the future.

Would make it a very strange move from his perspective, unless he's confident he can break through.

Duje Caleta-Car... You're a superstar... Duje Caleta-Car... You hate Pompey? Yah?

Surely we need a striker? Goalscoring wingers are great, but you can see how much value Adams brings. What do we do when he's injured or we have to rotate?

Bednerek and Stephen's going. Must be bringing in a new CB surely.

I assume he'd want/expect to be a starter, especially with the world cup starting soon. Surely he's not coming to be backup?

We really need to teach basic econonmics in school. This is just made up daily mail nonsense. It's insane that anyone genuinely thinks that these pay increases can cause further inflation - it's what happens when people read the same guff over and over again.

1 point off the champions league places! Time to get that passport renewed.

Especially as it would be the second time in 18 months.

Gordon being valued at £45m + and Broja being valued at circa £30m baffles me.

Agreed. Think one clear issue is that we are, once again, very ligth at full back - which I think is one of the main reasons he was playing a back 5 so he could get away with Djenepo on the left. We need another full back (right or left) by the end of the window and put confidence in a back four of Perraud, BK, Salisu and KWP.

He's a leader too, which is what we need.

This isn't about "woke-ism" which is the rebellion against injustice/rage against the machine etc. This is "the great sanitised youth" which is young people today being cradled as a result of their parents generation being too anxious about everything. They're not the same thing, it baffles me that people are unable to differentiate.

You genuinely think "wokeists" don't believe people should read about slavery?

We had 2 shots on target on Saturday, face shots would increase those stats.

Maybe Gen Z are too sensitive for slavery, but that definitely is nothing to do with "being woke". By definition "woke-ness" is about highlighting historical injustices. I think people just lazily assume anything against the norm is woke nowadays rather than thinking.

Labour could find themselves in a very interesting position in 6 months time. Truss is dreadful, objectively, and Labour should be able to beat her. The challenge they have is that Starmer is not charismatic enough to blow her out of the water and if the tories polling recovers they may decide to get rid. Just depends who they have lined up.

Santising reading lists to prevent people reading about past attrocities is literally a right wing tactic and literally the opposite of woke. Do people just read stuff and go "must be woke"?