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| 9 | Brentford | 38 | 3 | 53 |
| 10 | Chelsea | 38 | 6 | 52 |
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Mass migration is just one aspect of the attack. It surely can’t have escaped people’s notice that we’ve been under the cosh now for a generation. Our leaders have been tightening and tightening the screw.
The 9/11 nonsense heralded the loss of our freedoms, then oops… we lost all your money, then 5 years(!) at each others throats every day over Brexit.
As soon as that finishes (literally the day later) we get the phoney flu (there’s another trillion gone west, butterfingers), that finishes, and here comes a war in Ukraine.
And now: global famine. How unlucky, eh.
I’ve done the tour, gone the games, bought the merch — and not only for me: I have two sons. But what am I and us the fans getting back in return? Fuck all.
We have a manager (this really got my goat) swanning off to America to comment on shitty Scotland and talking our next season down when he should be here buying players.
To be honest, I wish they would get rid and get Glasner in. I am mad: we should be playing in Europe.
Since the turn of the century, Everton are the only club in the Football League not to win a trophy or have been promoted. It’s a rather unfortunate distinction for a club with such a rich history.
Yes, immigration was identified as the single biggest issue amongst Leave voters, after the referendum.
The levels of immigration have plummeted over the last 3 years or so, although I’m not sure that’s widely acknowledged or known.So much so that we might be looking at negative net immigration later this year,-more people leaving than arriving.
Not necessarily a good thing when a country has a shrinking birth rate, and a large and growing population over working age, together with over 1 million people of working age not “economically active” for whatever reason.
Even arrivals on small boats are 40% down so far.
Liverpool voted to Remain, like lots of cities, with the towns, left behind by deindustrialisation, and government inaction, voting overwhelmingly to Leave. And now where Farage gets his votes.
Liverpool voted to stay out back in the 70s, we were pointing the wrong way, Burt Southampton did OK.