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In the first minute one of their players flew in two footed and dabo jumped over the challenge. I said to my mate then that we would get nothing from the ref. He let loads go and a lot of stuff like taking out supporting players off the ball when we were breaking away. The least said about...

He wouldn’t want to pay for the taxi from Ipswich. Way too expensive. like others have said it’s not the end of the world. But for some disgraceful refereeing today we’d have won today.

You can’t see the wood for the trees

I went to see them last year at The Hare and Hounds in Brum. They're decent live too.

But going with too many parties will end with parliament being gridlocked again. Today's result is as much about the stagnant parliament (with labour labour blocking it up) as it is Brexit and Labour's spending plans.

Losing seats in Scotland in the last 2 elections was the beginning of the end of them. They were always guaranteed a virtual house up there at one time.

They’ll be back soon to pick up their toys.

Cost them 2 seats in Cov too.

Newcastle 1-0 Sunderland

But surely they have control of a lot of the decisions with devolved power so need to look a little closer to home.

But 10 years ago it was a Scottish pm and a Labour govt. parts of Scotland even voted conservatives into seats after Blair/brown.

Is that partly because of devolution though?

She had a 17000 odd majority last time. She’d do well to lose that many votes.

In seeing them lose their seat. I’ll start with Jess Phillips

If there’s 6 votes I’m sure one of them will count it on one hand.

Still wouldn’t be enough for those that shout the loudest though would it? If Scotland want a referendum and the vote to go it alone then let them go. They won’t vote for independence. People always seem to forget the silent majority.

52% isn’t enough for a lot of people. Hence why we’re here today.

They won’t leave the union. They can’t afford it. They should have gone when North Sea oil was booming and invested the money wisely on infrastructure for the future. That ship has sailed.