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Was my third time seeing Bruce and it was the best yet, setlist way better than Hyde Park last year and felt like him and the band were really up for it last night. Was in the front pit and the atmosphere was great, think having the roof closed really helped with the sound as well. -
Pretty much. Brings me back in my head to people asking why Newcastle wanted to get rid of Alan Pardew at the end of 2013/14 when on course for a top 10 finish but that negated a truly awful run of form from January to the end of the season where we barely won and endured a few pummellings, and despite a revamp that carried over into failing to win any game in the first two months of the following season. I've got the impression that it's mutual tbh. I think Moyes has looked fed up in the last few months with a squad that seems to have stopped listening and a fanbase that seems to scream at him to go after every defeat, and it seems like a good point for parting of the ways. I know people lament the lack of managerial longevity and there's an argument for that, but I think they've had a good run.
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3 league wins in 2024, probably see it as a decline and the new guy being available. Who on paper is a manager with a good CV in Porto, Spain, Real Madrid and Sevilla. -
By pink_triangle · Posted
It depends what constituency you live. In some constituencies you can vote vote for who you choose knowing it won’t impact on the vote. If you are in a lab/con marginal a vote for a party like greens is effectively a vote for the torys. -
By Nobody Interesting · Posted
If I vote for what I believe in and many others do then even without MP's or just a couple that party and it's policies can influence whoever the government is - UKIP in 2014-2016 shows this does happen. If I vote for any of the main three parties I am voting for many policies I very much do not agree with and if my views are aligned to any one of the three closer it might just be the Lib Dems (but that is by a small fraction over Labour and the Tories fall a distant last with the only policy I like being the smoking one.). There are simply too many policies that I do not agree with from all 3 and so, for me, and lots of others I know voting for who comes closest to our views is the right vote as even if it is 'wasted' then so too is a vote for things I simply do not support. Hopefully that all makes sense............................ PS If/when Labour win I sincerely hope they crack on and sort out the mess the UK is in, I would just prefer it to be with help from the other parties who tend to be more 'radical' than Labour.
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