Lord Duckhunter

They’re just going through the motions, trying not to get hurt. Fucking disgrace

29 year olds aren’t youths.

But he’s shite on Football Manager. The dinosaur still has a PS3

Safety first… We’re probably better at defending corners, then mincing around passing out from our own goal kicks.

MF missed a tackle ,far too soft, as did Suly, Wood didn’t engage early enough and made a half hearted attempt to block it. Pathetic defending from those 3 that were more to blame for that particular goal.

Based on what? 2 play off failures?

And he took them into Europe. Completely different level of manager than Lego head….

What an absolute pile of steaming pony.

To be fair to the club , if we get a point some of our nods probably would do.

Forget about manager, I’d have him as fucking owner after that. As he said, unless their philosophy is “win games” they’re not getting the job…

I don’t know why there’s so many mains about the instalment plan. There isn’t many credit offers that don’t cost you extra, and aren’t they giving the people who pony up early a discount, rather than charging extra for instalments. A subtle difference. All in all, it’s pretty fair pricing imo.

🤡 Because it was a proper performance, they didn’t.

Exactly. As Zia Yusuf said in the week, come 2029 you won’t need to wonder what will happen to immigration if you vote Labour-Con, you’ll know…Both records will be there to see.

Clearly not… Anthony John Smith CBE is a global border security consultant and former Director General of the UK Border Force. He was previously Gold Commander for the London 2012 Olympic Programme He was also Head of Border Control in the UK Immigration Servicebetween 2005 and 2007 and Head of Ports and Border Management in Citizenship and Immigration Canadabetween 2000 and 2003.[1] Smith retired from public service on 31 March 2013 after over 40 years with the Home Office. Upon his retirement from public service Tony Smith became Managing Director of Fortinus Global Ltd, a Global Border Security Company.[3] He is a regular expert commentator on Global Border Management and Security Practices in UK media and chairs expert panels on border and immigration conferences around the world including the International Summit on Borders in Washington DC with former US CBP Commissioner Rob Bonner[4] and at Secure Document World in London [5] He became International Liaison Director at Borderpol in 2013[6] but resigned in 2016. Smith is the founder and chairman of the International Border Management and Technologies Association (IBMATA). Tony Smith was appointed as a member of the Expert Panel to the Parliamentary Commission for Alternative Arrangements for the Irish Border in April 2019.[7] or

You’re conflating obvious with guaranteed. Personally, I reckon he’ll get a premier league job, so it’s a pretty pointless discussion. But anyone who thinks his record and experience is trumped by Rohl or Frank Fucking Lampard is deluded….

First proper performance for god knows how long. Set up correctly and defended properly. The only issue was Suly was pretty ineffective at getting us up the pitch & using his pace, Stewart looked a lot better for the short time he was on…..looked like a team, were strong physically and mentally, and the manager didn’t even start crying afterwards…

City players and Pep crying about the way we played yesterday puts Pep’s praise of Lego into its proper perspective……

“Bloke with a view on immigration “ 😂 He was head of uk border force, I think he knows slightly more than you on the subject. He said he’s happy to be proved wrong over his criticism of “smash the gangs” policy, somehow I doubt he will be. If you bothered to listen to another point of view from someone who clearly has been there and done it, you’d have heard him say the only policy that has ever worked is Australian one, and eventually more and more countries will start adopting it. You just need bold Government to enforce it. Step forward Nigel…..

Former Border force chief, someone who clearly knows his stuff, rather sceptical of Starmers “smash the gangs” approach. Seems to imply we’ll need to a Rwanda type scheme to have any hope of tackling this, and claims officers on the ground are frustrated but can’t speak out.

It was about more than the economy for me. As Scottish independence would be for some jocks. How on earth is quoting somebody claiming “unless there is significant growth, Labour are fucked” in any way shape or form inconsistent with that belief. Perhaps you’re not nearly as clever as you clearly think you are. So I guess I’ll have to spell it out to you. The economy wasn’t a factor in my Brexit vote, and Maurice Glasman thinks unless there is significant growth in the economy, Labour are screwed….

Why do you keep lumping Boris in with people who want to control immigration. He’s probably more liberal than most labour MP’s when it comes to immigration, always has been. Half the Tory party don’t really want it brought down. They’re just like labour, wedded to it. They just pretend they’re not slightly better.

Looking at different funding models appears pretty sensible to me. I certainly don’t see too many other countries rushing to adopt ours.

Which party is that then?

I was quoting somebody else 🤡. Id have thought heard someone discussing it the other day. Can’t remember who it was, may have been Glassman who is pretty sensible for a labour figure. Anyway the analysis was, may have been a clue, clearly not…

I heard someone discussing it the other day. Can’t remember who it was, may have been Glassman who is pretty sensible for a labour figure. Anyway the analysis was, voters did go back to labour in the red wall, but not because they thought they’d made a mistake and would never vote against labour again, but because The Tories let them down. They are perfectly willing to abandon labour again if they let them down. Labour cannot continue to say “we hear you, we understand your concerns, but you’re wrong so we’re just carrying on as before”. People voted for change in ‘24, and change doesn’t mean Breakfast clubs, youth mobility schemes and a 5 day wait to see a doctor instead of 6….If there isn’t a step change in both legal & illigal immigration, some decent growth in the economy & a fundamental change in NHS performance by the next election, they’re as fucked as the Tories…