Jeremy Corbyn

Yesterday's game was really entertaining, I thought we were pretty positive. The group games were drab but I'm surprised anyone thought yesterday was.

Looked to have good fundamentals when he did get his chance. He could well still have a very good career if he can hit the ground running in league one. He's still only 22!

Club probably see him as a strong option for the Championship 22/23 season.

Agreed. Though if we're doing well/Armstrong's doing well by January we might looks to get some cash for Ings, there will be teams who will want a bit of extra fire power in the second half of the season.

Does Ronaldo cheat or dive a particular amount? When he was young perhaps but that was over a decade ago.

Would be quite the ego blow to Arsenal you'd think, if they sell him to Villa.

There are several limitations with the youth mobility visa, it's no way near the same thing. Glad we agree on the immigration thing, I think the hard brexiteers will have a bit of shock when unskilled workers floor in from non-EU countries to compensate.

Would you drop Sterling? The only player to have scored a goal for us so far.

EE and BT have said there will be roaming charges to go to Europe, you'd assume the others will follow suit once they think the coast is clear. But at least we have "remoaner tears" to compensate eh?

Always thought he looked good when he played for Northampton Town, surprised he retired so early.

What's that got to do with Brits' abilities to go and work in Europe as many would like to? And anyway the immigration side will soon loosen when they realise we need lots of unskilled labour in this country, unless you're suggesting that work will be picked up by Brits/skilled immigrants?

Which isn't particularly easy to achieve. We literally had the freedom to work or live anywhere in Europe, which we now don't. It's a huge loss, especially for young people who want to go and do something different.

I hope you're right and I can definitely see us having chance but we just look very blunt.

We look solid but Germany have scored 6 goals and we've scored 2. Clearly we have a better defence but if we don't pull our finger out offensively this is only going one way.

The fact he's only 35 blows my mind.

The ultimate comeback kid:

Where have I said that?

5 years and noone has named a single benefit of brexit apart from "Remoaner tears", what a sad, damaging things to have done.

They're trying to sign Ben White so I assume they must be trying. Luiz has gone on a free for one.

Potentially an excellent signing to play alongside Salisu if Arsenal let us have him cheap in exchange for guaranteed playing time.

It's specifically targeted at idiots, that's not just me being petty, it literally is. The entire approach is to say loads of random things that the viewers agree with. Most people, regardless of political persuasion will either mock or ignore it, but the idiots will not be able to see it for what it is and lap it up.

I would be amazed if we sign a new GK, whilst it's clearly an area of weakness I just can't see it.

Kane needs to get going or be dropped. We're currently playing with one striker and that striker has been hopeless, I actually think other than that we're been pretty good.

Even if they don't think he's good enough to become a Premier League player they may feel like there is some money to be made by developing him as far as possible. Otherwise I don't really get it.

From what I gather he's disliked by the knuckle dragger brexit crowd. I expect Labour have realised they're not going to win that lot back and need to build their votes around the liberally minded - be that Blairites, Boris-hating-Tories or Corbynites who appreciate that a "New Labour" is better than this cult-of-Boris government. I guess Bercow is popular with the anti-Brexit/Boris crowd that Starmer is trying to appeal to. One thing's for sure, Labour need more sharp personalities and Bercow is that, even if you don't like him.