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There's 3 now. Beggars belief that one person says keep the faith, let alone 3.

If that's what it takes to get Still gone, I'll take that.

He'd improve our midfield to be fair.

Jesus fecking wept. Still has never looked in his depth. He looks like a man who's drowning. Put the fella out of his misery. Now.

The lad is being asked to play a role he's not suited to playing. He's also far from the worst player starting today.

Inverted wing backs are the future.

Yep. Today he'd offer something up top, in the middle, or off the bench.

That team, and that bench, and your focus is Archer? That XI is a shit show. Aribo shouldn't be frozen out. Archer shouldn't be the scapegoat.

That's my take on it. Sure, Reform didn't get home, but they and Plaid got around 28k votes between them, and Labour less than 4k. The labour voters had Plaid as a centre-left alternative, and unless Lib Dem suddenly become attractive to the masses, disgruntled English Labour voters won't have much of an alternative come GE time. Like you, I fear Farage by default.

You miss the point that Cherie was making and I was replying to. It had nothing to do with the Australian detention center point. It was about boats arriving, and being turned around. People got to Australia on boats capable of making it to Australia, hence they got there. They could then be turned around on the boats they arrived in, on the assumption they could return to where the started from. That's different to people leaving France on a dinghy that can't make it here, and being collected by our border force taxi service. Nobody is sending them back to sea on a dinghy that'll bobble about in the channel before failing. If the boat managed to make it here undamaged, so could make it back, that's a different story.

Given how far Australia is from anywhere, people presumably arrived on a boat that would actually make it to Australia, thus back where they departed. How does that compare with people arriving on dinghies that can't actually make it here, thus return to where they started?

Exactly. Labour have done pretty well in getting the legal migration numbers down in fairness, but there's a long way to go and it must be addressed. That said, the flag raisers solitary focus is illegal migration. Whilst I agree that the 95% should be the priority issue to address, there's more political currency in the 5%.

Indeed. If the expectation is that leaving will impact on illegal immigration, people are forgetting he UN Refugee Convention. As long as there's an English channel, and people's lives are shit in their home countries, people will come here.

That's pretty much where I'm at, although I feel better about Archer than that. When Azaz was playing, he wasn't getting the ball despite being in space, so we weren't getting anywhere. The 4231 would work better if Azaz had licence to drop a bit deeper to get on the ball, and the wide lads played slightly narrower with emphasis of runs inside than outside with aimless crosses. It's mind boggling that Still can't get a tune out of this squad.

I know Australia compete in Eurovision, but they aren't actually in Europe mate. Ditto the others.