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That’s not good. Is there any truth that rumour we’re after another young GK from the Swedish league, Kees Sims?

Last season, you could tell there was a great L1 player in there. He just lost a yard or two of pace that meant he could quite cut it in the championship. At least how we wanted him to play. Against Oxford in the cup, his movement and finishes for his brace was fantastic. Yes, we were 4-2 up...

Why are you resorting to faux outrage and cheap insults? 😂 Firstly, you questioned how Trump being charged with felonies made him a ‘martyr’. The answer was that it helped him in obtaining the Republican nominee and winning the presidential election. Second, you said it was a disgrace he even...

In fairness, I’m sure my partner would ditch me if i treated her to a romantic getaway to Bradford and Rotherham… 😂 Was this in the same month?

Either way, even had he been convicted, there was a historical precedent to follow for him to run. The constitution doesn’t prohibit convicted felons from running for president. Whichever way you look at it, you can’t consistently hold the view that it’s right for candidate ‘x’ to stand but not...

The US law isn’t based on your considerations. At the time, it was considered treasonous under the law. Therefore, applying your logic consistently, if treason disqualifies a candidate, that should apply to a politician you hold in high esteem. In any case, Trump hasn’t been convicted of...

To go back to the original question, was it a ‘disgrace’ for Eugene Debs to stand for president in 1920? Despite the fact he was a convicted felon under the Sedition and Espionage Acts i.e. incitement to rebellion / treason.

This will backfire on the US in my view.

No, it’s a knowledge of US history and the US constitution because historical precedents and the law actually matter. You’ve moved the goalposts because Trump hasn’t been convicted of treason, yet you keep referencing Jan 6th. Which, ironically, damaged Trump (and the election denialism) in...

The cognitive dissonance here is astounding. The point you make about Eugene Debs is the exact point the conservatives made when defending Trump. The pertinent point here is that a convicted felon stood for president from their jail cell. Was that a disgrace? Yes or no. Forget the ideology of...

So did Eugene Debs, hence why I asked you about him. So I’d like an answer please. Was it a disgrace that socialist Eugene Debs was allowed to run for president in 1920? Or is it one rule for politicians you like and another for politicians you dislike?

Take the worst case (or best, depending on political orientation) that he is jailed for ‘x, y and z’ charges, there was nothing preventing him standing anyway. There was a socialist presidential candidate in 1920 who stood for election from his jail cell. Was this an outrage? If you’re...

Not on the middle election cycle is a good place to start. The US citizens have made their decision and voted pretty resoundingly so not sure what use this debate is. Even if he is guilty of criminal charges, he can exercise his presidential pardon and the electorate knew this to make an...

You’ve gone off on a tangent on me. My only point was that legal action that took place strengthened Trump’s re-election, that is all. The polling among the US electorate was that they felt that there was a political motive in the timing of the court cases, whether or not it is true or not is...

We also don’t know anything about Dovin’s injury. It could be something mild for all we know and initial prognosis off the mark.