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Simons has been really poor again. Lost a few key tackles and looks shot of confidence. Get Sheehan on at half time.

He was the best player on the pitch by a country mile. Summed up by his run half the length of the pitch where Burstow should of then done better. Compare him to Simons in the same position who was poor once again. Our summer transfer business is looking more questionable each game.

How on earth we didn’t win that I’ll never know. Sheehan and Tutu both excellent, the rest, not great. Gales end product was really poor and Cissoko the less said the better. We’re crying out for some wingers that can actually cross a ball. Another poor performance from ACD, cutting in way too much. We were over reliant on Tutu for anything going forward down the right hand side today.

The lack of crosses has been really noticeable recently and away from home in general. It’s not helped by the fact our wingers are greedy, in particular Duberry who’s really not been great recently. Hardly a surprise none of our strikers are scoring.

Have we given him one cross? Duberry again with a chance to cross and doesn’t take it.

Sheehan lost the ball higher up and we never recovered. Not great from Conway but there should be cover inside. Not a lot gets said about Simons form but he’s been poor for a couple of months now. Also pointless playing Dalby if we don’t actually use him as a target man and get some crosses in.

A little unfair on Forss. I think if anyone comes in up top to give Burstow a rest then it should be Forss. He’s a striker being asked to play number 10 at the moment. I’d also say he’s technically the best striker we have, I think he’s just been a victim of Burstows unexpected excellent start.

He gets pelters from a fair few in the crowd for absolutely nothing. Unfortunately some of our idiots have it in for him whatever he does. Still needs moving on in January though.

Ignoring the first 20 minutes or so that was probably the most complete performance we’ve had under Schumacher. Good individual performances round but a special mention to both fullbacks and of course Duberry who was outstanding again.

In fairness it wasn’t really a game to suit a number 10. Extremely tight and not much space for him to operate. Worked hard and rarely lost possession, can see why he’s played at a higher level most of his career.

He’s got a point about the inverted wingers though.

I think I’d prefer to see Taylor at CB over Johnstone. He’s got physicality and pace, both of which Johnstone doesn’t have. Miller and Forss back in. Maybe even Tutu in that LW position.

Forss is comfortably the most technically gifted striker we have. He should be in the starting 11 every week possible, he’d of finished both of the Dalby chances.

Might need Taylor to play centre back at this rate.

Absolutely diabolical defending. Our keeper may as well not be there as well.

He’s been like this for the last couple of years at least. He’s ok as a squad player but we need better if we want promotion.

Got longer than the ‘refugee’ who sexually assaulted a child and a woman. Make it make sense.

Cut domestic vat on energy by 5%. Scrapping net zero which thus removing green levies currently added to bills. Boost home grown energy reducing reliance on expensive overseas energy.

I mean you cant argue she didn’t make an absolute hash of it though can you.

No I just answered the question that I was asked, policies that will appeal to the working class. I don’t think it’s particularly difficult to see how their stated policies would reduce energy costs though. We’re currently paying some of the highest domestic energy rates in the world.

Working from home is a tricky one to be fair. I get the advantage but unfortunately you’ll always get those workers taking the piss and working from home, makes it easier to do that. Think workplace efficiency took a massive hit as well. We’ll also soon live in a society where people just live in their homes and struggle and choose not to socialise. Look at online dating and uni students for example, a lot of them barely even go for a piss up in town anymore.

I was asked what policies were in place that attracted the working class..

Rightly or wrongly that bill is detrimental to small business who are the biggest employers of the working class.

In fairness 5/10 years ago I don’t think politics was as discussed as it is these days.

I mean there’s loads if you actually decided to have a look. Raise income tax threshold to £20,000. Reduce VAT to 18%. Reduce non essential immigration. Start re drilling in the North Sea thus creating more jobs primarily for the working class. Prioritize British citizens for social housing. Freeze energy bills.