MegadriveMan

Normally I wouldn't think this is a good idea, but the 22/23 season is going to be shit anyway because of the mid season World Cup. If Klopp agrees to it though it would make sense to put somebody like Lijnders in temporary charge for 12 months.

Don't forget Harry Wilson looks likely to stay now too.

He's missed two penalties, so he's trying his best!

At least this means we will get Mo back a week earlier.

Add Johnny Clegg for me as my replacement.

Ironically McCriricks death is my first winner.

That Jurgen Head Twitter account has been deactivated so I think its safe to say we won't be signing Bruno Fernandes.

I was in draft mode, I thought you meant peak Tony Blair! but you honestly think that 2019 Tony Blair could win an election, without media support and on a remain platform? it would be almost as big a wipeout as Clegg in 2015!

Yes, but he'll completely lose the Pro remain Tory supporters, probably to the Lib Dems? Whlst the Hard right in Labour leave areas would vote Brexit Party. I don't see how he would win a majority this way?

Its the modern way. Its called doing a Chuka Umunna.

You should write to Vince Cable and recommend him as the next Lib Dem leader then?

This. May only called a snap election because they were convinced they would win with a landslide, I remember reading forecasts of winning by 100 seats! Its crazy how people still use polls as a barometer for politics, despite the fact they haven't been right about anything in years! I remember just before the last election there was a Facebook live group with about 100,000 people in it and the question was who are you voting for, click an emoji to show which party you support and Labour had about 80%. Labour have to stay on the left and continue to keep convincing people that the left is the best way forward.

If Labour move back to the centre ground I wouldn't vote for them, and they would lose a huge amount of the support they won in the last general election. If Labour essentially just becomes Tory light then whats the point? I understand your argument of any Labour goverment is better than no Labour government and yes they did do some good things early on in New Labour, but this is partly why we are now in such a mess, because Blair picked the easy route to victory, rather than playing the longer game. Boris Johnson is going to become Prime minister, there's nothing we can do about that, yet! I am pretty sure he will be an even bigger disaster than May and Cameron though and even with the DUP propping them up they only have a working majority of about four? now? When they fail to leave again on the 31st of October, they will be absolutely finished and this is when Labour can pounce.

What should he do exactly? Brexit is an impossible problem for the two main parties due to them both having millions of supporters who have completely opposite views. The only realistic way forward is to keep allowing the tories to implode. We are four months away from the latest Brexit deadline. Boris won't get a better deal and won't be allowed to leave with no deal, so what then? Either a general election or a second referendum. If its a general election then how many people will vote to keep the man in charge who has failed to deliver Brexit? I can honestly see Boris losing both the election and his seat at the next GE. The Lib Dems will pull back a lot of the seats they lost in 2015 in strong remain areas, and The Brexit Party will probably get some seats in Strong Leave areas, but as we saw in Peterborough recently most people don't vote for a party on one issue.

That will never ever happen unless they get Tony Blair 2.0, which is not a labour party I would vote for. The printed press are becoming less of an influence in politics, The S*N only sell about 1.4 million 'newspapers' these days.