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Am I being unfair to think kemi and the tory party have not done any of the 5 things? Though to be fair I am not probably a voter they would target.

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You made a really important point that not everyone in the media has grasped. Until it's resolved it undermines the current season including the matches coming up this weekend. Regardless of how we see seasons in the past or what will happen in the future.

Do you really believe this? Because for a long time tory mps and conservative media have lived in their own reality. Has anyone taken responsibility for the mess they left? Brexit, truss, partygate etc etc. Or do you all still have your heads stuck in the sand?

Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Klopp is a pretty unique figure. I wonder who would be a Scottish equivalent. Charismatic, experienced, a long track record of success. It would be hard to find anyone of that ilk.

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I feel the same about novelists reading out loud their novels.

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Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Kemi has openly mocked these voters

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Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

What strikes me is not just the mediocre performance of kemi badenoch as leader but a sizeable chunk of the tory party are not trying to find a new leader. At one point in the recent past a ruthless Conservative party would have judged her inadequate and changed her for someone else at this point.

Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

I am sure there is another telegraph headline where camilla tominey says words to the effect "whisper it but sunak is making a comeback" just before the tories imploded at the general election.

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Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

I get the feeling some in labour would prefer to still be in opposition.

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Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

It makes me wonder if they try to execute you and you survive you should probably be released. Have they not punished her enough.

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Peter Smith @redpeter99.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

I'll remember Esther Rantzen for an interview printed in a magazine I read in the dentist's. She was talking about grief and loneliness after the death of her husband. Her comment that she had plenty of people to do something with but now had no-one to do nothing with struck me as really profound.

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Paddy K @spongepaddy.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

I never pass up the opportunity to spread this image a little wider...

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Ian Dunt @iandunt.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

A country that will not fix its mistakes is a country that has given up on the future. And Brexit was, it’s now clear, a terrible, terrible mistake inews.co.uk/opinion/brex...

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Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

On the surface this sounds like labour under corbyn.

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Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

But none of these newspapers have been impartial objective observers for a long time now. These are the kind of headlines I would have expected them to make. Labour needs to do what they think is right because they will never get the support of these newspapers.

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It's bad for city. But I don't think it puts the Premier league or English football in a good light either. It's not a good look how long they were able to get away with it.

Thanks. That's interesting. I've thought for a while that first past the post in the uk is a disaster so i am open to any alternative.

Ive come to believe most politicians are performers or wannabe performers. The better politicians are better at sounding genuine.

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Thanks. Are you a fan of the system?

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Sam Freedman @samfr.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

What other country uses this? I am ignorant and curious.

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Every private conversation in Westminster: "Well the triple lock obviously has to go at some point". Every commentator on Burnham: "completely mad to propose getting rid of triple lock - political suicide".

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This is what concerns me about not just Burnham but many in labour. They tell us what they plan to do knowing it will be popular with parts of their base/support then further down the line they ditch their plans. It has happened too often. They lack the courage to take these difficult decisions.

Alex Andreou @sturdyalex.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

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If I never hear from Sharon Graham, ever again, it will be several months too soon. She is typical of the intellectual dishonesty plaguing this country, which demands radical change, but objects to anything actually changing.

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Jonn Elledge @jonnelledge.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

The BBC news summary this morning went seamlessly from "critics warn PM scrapping triple lock would be electoral suicide" to "critics ask if PM has nerve to make tough decisions" and I don't think it's a particularly pro Burnham stance to suggest he might not be the entire problem here.

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Migsy29 @michaelnoller.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

I am still very pessimistic about this happening. How many times have things like this been promised and then ditched further down the line? Its a recurring issue.

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The right also have no hesitation trying to influence how labour governs even when they have no power.