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Surely a good defensive set up would have to account for the fact that on occasion Lallana, or whoever else, is going to lose the ball? If every time he loses the ball it means there's a great chance/goal there's something seriously wrong. Moreno still starting for Liverpool is bewildering...

How is he failed if they've allowed him to stay? Surely he is claiming asylum if they think it's too dangerous to deport him, and if it's for crimes he should be locked up? One man of a million shouldn't tarnish refugees but it's clear that mistakes have been made, I don't buy the...

Yeah, makes a bit of a mockery of it all. It's even as if the owners only wanted us to get promoted for the money... I don't really know what to make of this, we were doomed with or without Bruce. He's been courting an exit for some time but it can't be denied he's done a decent job, two...

Seems like it was a weird mixture of immigrant heritage and dislike of immigrants? Iranian background, which means ISIS sympathies very unlikely.

Perhaps, I just see far-right violence coming soon, using the 'vigilante' guise that so many have done before. Not even clear what's happened here, it is the anniversary of the Anders Brevikk attack today apparently. Though it doesn't seem the MO of the far-right, unless the attack is more...

Scary times, it's only a matter of time before we see paramilitary organisations to 'protect the community' surface across Europe.

Reichstag fire-esque.

Dangerous times. Is this good or bad i.e fight with IS? I assume it's bad for the Kurds, and will possibly provoke civil war.

The nature of the work may change but the relationship between worker-employer power-capital has stayed exactly the same. In fact you could argue are people in more of a vulnerable position now, jobs are so transient and weak that real Labour is needed more than ever. Of course New Labour did...

The real heart of Labour was torn out with Blair. Don't get me wrong, Blair's government did some good things but since Blair Labour have become basically a party saying 'we're slightly less cruel than the Tories'. They've conceded the centre ground to neo-Liberal economics and actively...

I don't think there's more appropriate manager for England right now than Sam Allardyce, he sums up the whole situation.

The Inquiry wasn't designed to look into the legality of the war unfortunately, so calls for prosecution will not be heard. I think it would be impossible to prove Blair knowingly lied anyway but this gives us the fact he was negligent, careless and unwilling to pursue peace...at best. I think...

He's essentially a Tory at heart, wouldn't be surprised to see him go home.

If we enter the EEA, freedom of movement will have to remain and isn't that the whole reason the majority of Brexiters voted out? Quite a compromise. I'd be fairly content with that but we have to answer to a groundswell of anti-immigrant feeling now.

Quite worried that Gove or May would actually be worse than Johnson tbh.

Funny if Gove pulls out now.

Nothing we didn't know. Absolutely astounding 'leak' though.

I don't really have many qualms with Corbyn's beliefs, I'd back him on most things and was happy he became leader ahead of the others. Rather than him being too 'crazy', he's the opposite, he is too meek. I appreciate the sentiment of making politics 'nicer' but he needs to be more aggressive, I...

You would not be saying this if it was the other way round, Farage and your ilk would be rabbiting on forever. It is not the role of the Remain camp to roll over and let this country be taken over the right-wing that has undoubtedly inspired the Brexit vote. We should do our best to smother the...

Lovely stuff, England as a country has show itself to be a inward looking tosspot of a nation. Only fitting they were dumped out unceremoniously,