In Othello, Iago becomes the devil in disguise. Thwarted of the elevation he believes he was owed, Iago sets out to rid himself of his enemy, Cassio, who was promoted in his place. He does it by playing the concerned friend, boasting of his faithfulness and fears for his friend. Just like Farage

I’m making this post, though, because I was struck by the similarity of Iago speaking his lies into the ears of Othello that fuelled his hatred of his friend, Cassio, and a desire to kill his loving wife, Desdemona, was similar to what Farage has been doing to the people of Britain.

Better in second half but dispiriting as we lose again. But we have to keep on hoping that we get some great passions to the team in the transfer market to strengthen the defence and central attack

At last, a decent win! 🎇😛