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I feel like our GK performances are pretty much in line with what you’d expect from the calibre of keeper that we’ve bought in, with the exception of Wilson who’s improved significantly.

The Tories need to come to some sort of arrangement with Reform, they will only get in each other’s way as things stand.

In what way? I like Torp, but he’s often much too careless with the ball, especially in our own half. Until he fixes that then he’s difficult to trust. Maybe playing him further forward helps with that.

A shared habit, I see! I don’t see what my views have to do with it, nor would I feel confident summarising “the Islamic views on homosexuality” but fwiw I somehow doubt me and Sam Morsy would get on like a house on fire on the issue. But I don’t think he needs to be condemned much more than he...

Well considering the club made a statement announcing the decision I don’t really see how it was swept under the carpet, nor do I see how the various statements expressing disappointment were excusing it either. What do you think the level of retribution should be for a player not taking part...

Would you prefer to see an onslaught?

So do I!

If the goal of the campaign is to raise awareness and help solidarity with the gay community then it seems like knowing where Morsy stands is quite helpful? Or maybe you think his views should be hidden/protected?

Yeah it’s like one and a bit games difference

Considering the difference in minutes there, Colwill’s numbers are clearly superior Reading that it seems like Rudoni’s job for us is to just hammer in crosses all day long!

One more keeper should do it

None of it is a big deal at all - Ipswich and their supporter groups seem to have handled it with good grace and dignity and just want to move on. Guehi's been reminded of the rules and that's it. I genuinely don't understand why people think it's an "insane" controversy.

Apologies in advance if I come across as ratty in asking the question, but genuinely, where do you see the problem? Ipswich Town don't seem to have one, the LGBT fan groups don't seem to have one...

I don't really see why the club would go to the trouble of, in your words, bending over backwards only to give a "passive" apology (whatever that is) but sure. Seems to me like everyone got what they wanted here and is being generally respectful of Morsy's decision, even if they don't agree...

They haven't apologised and they say they respect his decision - what are you actually upset about?

What's the politics?

Didn't have you down as a Francophile turbo-bureaucrat, but vive la difference

Given that the team captain has declined to take part, and has done so with the club's backing, it doesn't seem like the pressure is all that great.

They tested an ID scheme out in Peterborough a few years ago and found that some NHS-eligible patients would likely struggle to get the necessary ID: NHS ID scheme could deter eligible patients, say MPs

South Korea’s president having a really normal one.