What do you mean?

Oh my are you new? Labour have done more to stoke the current discourse than any other party, going back years. They really started it with 2002 era Blunkett talking about "swarms" of asylum seekers taking over schools, the embarrassing fascist cunt.

Hope he's proud of himself.

Can he step up to the level though and quickly as well, as Knapper keeps buying players who don't

In defence, Mattsson is a creative player from deep, in terms of quickly moving the ball forward and taking our lines of the opposition. I can see why he might suit this system.

However, why have we bought a fair few players who don't!

Did he say this on the day Labour continue to post on these lines etc? They are gunning (and so obviously failing) to try to get the same voters Reform are

What happened to the pitch?

It's about deflection

I've not looked at the uk press and media for years so I have no idea what they're saying (although I can probably guess!!). But I'm not basing any opinions on them

And unfortunately i don't think the current iteration of the left are proposing anything as active or seemingly engaged (or it gets quickly shut down when it does, as the likes of Ian Dunt was boasting the other day)

So hopefully I'm wrong as it's mainly my experience, but when it comes to 'activism' eg showing up on streets, I think that does appeal which is why so much right wing messaging for kids is aimed at getting them out. That's an effective grooming method anyway.

There's definitely a big element of that, but i also think the huge prevelence of far right messaging does have an impact. Perhaps 11 is a bit young but I do see it certainly amongst 14yo's and up specifically males. I dont think kids are that bothered by farage, nor voting, so polling doesnt show

I hate reading shit like this. Sk many people stuck in the noughties with the assumption that younger people are more left leaning. The far right is having a massive level of success amongst 11-18 year olds and unfortunately it's about to show

Stats need a bit of analysis though right. So when you consider that about 98% of reported sexual offences don't lead to convictions and that about 85-90% are not reported in the first place, what does that tell you about the odds of being catching a sex offender when they offend (or reoffend)

Hell I lobbied my local labour mp Paul Blomfield in 2008 about the UK arms trade and supporting plans to try to transition that skills and knowledge towards green energy developments, but the impact on jobs issue was his instant reply then