Lineker can say what he wants, I'm not particularly arsed about his opinion.
He can afford to take his position, and I respect that, but many others see the situation differently.
We all contribute what we can to our chosen causes, if that's what we choose to do.
I've always been OK with immigration, never had a problem, and I've stayed in areas of Birmingham that I must admit I was slightly apprehensive of, but guess what, I've never once felt intimidated or excluded, even in predominantly so called no go areas.
Generally, that's a myth.
The secrecy, the hotels, the general skullduggery of the present situation does worry me.
We can't keep welcoming visitors and putting them up forever, can we?
If that's the plan, fine, but we need to build purpose built housing and find them jobs, and be transparent about it. Is that unreasonable?
Let's admit what's happening and deal with it, and most people wouldn't have a problem.
Hiding them behind hotels and pretending it isn't happening does nobody any favours.