hypochondriac

Tbf it would help if Corbynistas accepted some of the reasons for their losses. Many of them are still in denial about it now.

Nonsensical drivel as per usual. I don't want to feed the troll so will respond no further.

Oh you mean like how you throw around terms like far right at anyone who disagrees with your mad opinions?

Nope, posters get criticised for their reaction as soon as the transfer window closes. You're the worse culprit so not surprised you're quick to respond.

Is he a striker? I'd say that's the last position we need in January.

Is there actually any link with him?

And the usual people will say you are a bad fan if you moan and point out it was another rubbish window.

Who on earth could we play in place of Bertrand?

He's a great bloke and has a brain as well unlike some footballers. Really nice guy.

Blimey there's some weirdos on here.

They why do they do it? If anything I think it makes a cause less popular.

Players are allowed a social life. End of thread.

Jonnyboy what do you think of Ash Sarkar and Owen Jones? Do you think it's helpful having them as talking heads for Labour?

I think this election has broken you Jonnyboy. You need a lie down.

I didn't say that but there's definitely a story there about the ineffectiveness of woke celebrity endorsements considering the abject failures of lily Allen, Hugh grant, stormsy, Steve Coogan etc.

A fair amount considering she inly had this meltdown after Boris won and she's a progressive champion of the left.

Oh I'm sorry I didn't realise we were in the business of posing bizarre non-sequiturs and then demanding answers. Have you ever visited South America? Answer the question!

This is just bizarre. Again, what is the point you are trying to make here? You're the one who brought up Blair and now you're delving into history to try to talk about the merits and bad points of Tony Blair. Odd.

Every politician anyone has voted for has got things wrong. Why is that in any way relevant to you saying I'd never vote Labour?

Yeah he was wrong. Why are you bringing this up?

What's your point? I vote for who I believe to be best for the country at the time, regardless of their party affiliation.

Apart from when I already have.

Sure it is. Exhibit A ladies and gents.

A really excellent twitter thread from a Conservative MP here. Food for thought for many in Labour I reckon though I doubt they will listen.

He's a million times better speaker than Corbyn and presents himself well which counts for a lot. I take your point though.