Wade Garrett

I didn't secretly wish the party to turn to the right. I wanted the Tories out and a responsible Labour Government that would look out for the normal working person rather than the privileged few. I want us to be more centrist than Corbyn will take us, but with the social conscience that the Tories have always lacked. I want immigration to be curbed and controlled, it's driving wages down for normal working people and massively reducing work opportunities of our youth. I want the NHS to be run by health professionals, not politicians. Same with schools, my kids go to an academy that seems to work well. I want business to be encouraged to grow, but with the legislation of the Social Chapter to remain in place to protect the workforce from exploitation. I also want the gap between directors pay and workers narrowed. I agree that work should pay. I agree that the welfare state should be a crotch for the needy not a lifestyle choice. Law and order, after being to New York once or twice, I think we should do what worked for them, zero tolerance. I think it's wrong that those who can't afford a lawyer, because of the reduction of legal aid, are being shat on by those who can. My politics have evolved from the ideological politics of my youth, to what actually works. I will never vote Tory, however they dress themselves up they will always look out for the rich. I 100% disagree with their views of trickle down economics. Their austerity policies are unfair and have massively hit public services, the fire service, police etc. They have proved themselves incapable of policing our borders. They have an obsession with the free market in absolutely everything that I don't agree with. Corbyn's policies would massively fail the nation and the working class.

Crap from the very moment Tim Lovejoy left.

Been a union member for over 20 years and a Labour voter for 27 years. If Corbyn wins, there is not a hope in hell that he will ever get my vote at a General Election. Burnham just been on the news seemingly sucking Corbyn off. F*cking sickening.

Signing him doesn't mean we can't sign anyone else.

Spot on about the attack. Pelle wastes loads of decent chances. Which is why I keep banging on about Charlie Austin. Works harder and is a better finisher, and he's available.

This bloke and Virgil would be a seriously good window, Morgan excepted.

Despite losing heavily, Mane had two decent efforts saved, and Pelle had 2 free headers that he couldn't even get on target. A bit more ruthlessness in front of goal and we could have got something from the worst of performances. Think the the black box should be looking at a penalty box player.

If we're signing a centre-forward, then Charlie Austin is the obvious choice. Would definitely improve our first XI.

That is a great point. Hoping for 2 quality players before the window shuts.

Targett bottled a 50/50 first half on the halfway line. Absolutely unforgiveable for a full-back in my book.

If positive is missing the target from free headers then I would agree with you. Seems more worried about the gel on his barnet to me.

unfortunately, for Pelle, poor finishing is not good enough. 2 free headers and he didn't even work the keeper. Would have Charlie Austin in a heartbeat.

Targett should have been subbed in the first half when he bottled a straight 50-50. Davis has played alongside Vic a few times now, it is obviously not his position. We were poor today. Selling your best players will catch up with you sooner or later. We need to do some smart business between now and the end of the window. An easy 3 points for Everton.

Wtf are you talking about.

I don't think so, that was Ed's job. All Corbyn will do is rip the party apart. Not sure it would recover.

You're bringing him up all wrong!

Dinosaurs like Mourinho? Dear oh dear.

At least until tomorrow.

If you want mine I'll be in the pub at midday.

"That boy's good"

Not a great start.

Low cost midfielder.

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YouGov poll gives Corbyn 53%. Labour will become a protest party, not one that governs and can be held accountable. The Tories must think they've won the lottery.

Eddie, are you 11?