@mej050593 negatively about Sir Keir Starmer. Some consider the rainbow laces campaign political but many others don’t. To keep politics out of sport requires black and white definitions in an area of grey opinions. I think it’s better to avoid the soundbite and promote positivity instead.
@mej050593 But it comes down to definitions. Some people consider the poppy political, especially when it becomes a legitimate criticism when someone doesn’t wear one but poppies on shirts has become a common thing. Some people who want to keep politics out of football are happy to chant1/2
@nickmanor We can handle Rowett-ball if it gets results but it isn’t. It’s like tightening your belt to pay the mortgage but it still feels like we are going to lose the house. All the discomfort, none of the benefits.
@nickmanor I think the biggest issue is GR has always been held up as a manager with a plan. It may not be pretty but ultimately he has the tools to give it a damn good go. By his own admission though, he doesn’t have a plan. Talking about drawing boards as if he is frustrated and desperate