@porozite As a Burnley fan, this is an incomplete picture. His form was hit by injury to teammate Cullen. This meant he was less free to make the strong driving runs that are his key skill. Ugochukwu can mature into a great midfielder in the right team. Good luck Les.
Lest we forget: When a Reform councillor shared a post saying Labour MP Natalie Fleet “should be shot”, Farage refused to condemn it or sack him at PMQs.
Starmer called for basic decency, Farage deflected to the Chagos Islands and reportedly mouthed “No I won’t”.
Now Muhammad Ziauddin Yusuf and the rest scream like they own the moral high ground on threats and standards?
The double standards are shameless.
@TurfCastPodcast Ask yourself the question - would I take a 40% cut to stay in the same job or go elsewhere on more money? Steve leaving is a sad inevitability of relegation.
@Chris_Wilson6 To be expected. These guys don't want to drop down a division and that drop in wages Happened last time we were relegated. At least these are all leaving early in the window. Gives new manager chance to bring in his players. Hopefully youth gets a chance.🤞
@Chris_Wilson6 Fair point. When relegation means a huge drop in their salaries and another club will match/increase their old salary, you can't blame the players for leaving. Re QH, think he is not physical enough for English football.
@BrentfordFC Sad to lose Jaidon but deserves Prem football. Great guy. Always gives everything. First touch amazing but end product sometimes frustrating. Hopefully with a stronger squad will reach more consistency.
@brentford_daily Great guy. Always gives 100%. Fabulous first touch. End product sometimes frustrating but in a better team, might improve. Minimum - a great squad player who could be more consistent.
@LeeAndersonMP_ Verdict from a Makerfield voter. Reform picked what quickly became obvious was an unelectable candidate. Despite the money Reform threw at the election, he remained unelectable. I spoke to lots of Tory voters who couldn't bring themselves to vote for your candidate.
@kelvmackenzie What a rude and ignorant man you are. FYI - at my wife's polling station, many visitors new to the area ( including Reform canvassers and Police) remarks what a nice place it was. Proud to be a Makerfield voter.
@JuliaHB1 As a non-affiliated Makerfield resident that is an incomplete review. The thumping win for Andy Burnham is both down to his positive message and a disastrous candidate chosen by Reform. Reform wasted huge sums on a candidate not fit for the role.
Takeaways from a non-aligned Makerfield voter. Loved feeling that my vote mattered.
Burnham's team were super efficient. Reform threw everything at this campaign weakened by poor choice of candidate. Restore focused on their leader whilst Tories voted tactically against Reform
@Mattylatics1390 Do you honestly think that a counting clerk in a huge room surrounded by independent observers is going to sit there with a rubber and erase certain votes. How ridiculous.
@Nigel_Farage You are mentoring Kenyon well. Just like his boss who cannot be bothered to attend a Clacton surgery, Kenyon couldn't be bothered to attend a council meeting - see attendance record. Imagine - just become a councillor but can't be arsed to go to the meeting.
@JosephDavid1066 So committed he couldn't be bothered to attend his first council meeting - see attendance record. Imagine that - it's your first meeting as a councillor and you have no intention of attending. Disgraceful behaviour for a public servant.