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This was always his going home point but they obviously asked him what he wants to do. He knows England will go with one spinner next week. He was also England's leading wicket taker and run scorer in this test, so if he's so bad there's no hope for the others. He also had a little matter of...

This was always the point he was going home. Do you think the same about Buttler and Bairstow etc who all fucked off? It's been a planned, team decision that fans should accept and stop listening to bellends like Vaughan. England cricket Twitter/fans/pundits this week have been a disgrace...

Shirking not working, living out loud oí oí. Sam Delaney

It was Burnham who started the campaign to re-investigate Hillsborough again a decade or so ago. Anyone who has a problem with that is quite clearly a complete fucking bellend who doesn't deserve your time.

Give it to Phil.

Yes but it all stems from the 'contact' issue. The whole 'there was contact so he has every right to go down' arguement is where the penalty situation has gone too far. Take Salah last week. He knows with the contact he can go down. If he knows that the tap on his shoulder alone isn't enough to...

It’s not just Labour’s demise they just don’t offer what those people want anymore. Until Labour act tough on things like immigration they won’t get those votes back. The polls are absolutely damning considering we’re 11 years into a pretty terrible Tory reign.

Indeed. It’s pretty damning and pretty painful. I grew up in Middleton and for them to vote Cons, including my mum, is shameful for Labour.

India scored 329 and are 54/1. That doesn’t happen on disgraceful pitches. As long as it’s not dangerous crack on. We’re only a few weeks on from India getting bowled out for 36 in Australia. There are certain advantages to being a home team, spinning wickets in the sub continent being one of them.

If one team is pretty much 400 for 11 and the other team is 136 for 10 and the pitch isn’t considered dangerous then it’s tough shit. Bowl better and bat better, there’s a reason why away wins against the top teams are so highly valued. Win the toss in the day night test and England will have...

It's not VAR that's the issue. The game needs a reboot when it comes to penalties. We need to get away from 'there was contact' and shift towards 'was it a foul'. A foul should require significant force. The game would be much better if penalties like ours last night and Salah's last week...

But all the centrist dads told us all Labour had to do was ditch Corbyn and they'd be 10 points ahead? The country has gone right. The Red Wall has gone right. The party needs a complete transformation and Starmer isn't the man to leade it.

I don't think he will leave but if he did go that club would absolutely implode. There's no way they're sacking him, not for a while yet anyway.

It’s not a mixed bag and it’s not inconsistent. He’s playing a different role where he’s running at defenders and trying to beat them 1 on 1. He’ll win some and he’ll lose some which will lead to some saying ‘ffs Sterling’ but the rewards when he does win his battle will be worth it. Honestly...

we’re so lucky to have a team not only of brilliant players but that are prepared to put a shift in like that. We won that game on our off the ball work, we never let them settle or get into any kind of rhythm. Awesome.

Another really good game with typical hard work off the ball. Starting to link up very nicely with Gundo.

He’s managed to get a few games in recently and no surprise to see him getting better as a result. Dias and Stones still no.1 for now but a fit and firing Laporte will do us no harm.

The Raz of the last two league games is absolutely lethal. He’s running at players with pace going into the box playing much more directly than he had been doing. If he continues playing like this he’s gonna be even more of a goal/assist/penalty winning machine. He will lose the ball a lot more...

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Looks like my UK citizen kids won’t be able to study at a UK university since the eldest will only be 14 in 2028. Cheers, Brexit.