


John McDonnell: Speaking Truth To Power
I’ll remember where I was when I heard John McDonnell deliver his first speech as Shadow Chancellor to the Labour Party Conference. It was one of those moments in time […]

Liverpool 3 Aston Villa 2: Palm Trees, Hangovers and Daniel Sturridge
Going to the game with a hangover is never a good idea, but given our current form it borders on the masochistic. It’s even worse when you ignore your Liver’s […]

Liverpool FC: From Community To Commodity
With the Reds struggling for form and function and Brendan apparently one or two games from the sack, Liverpool once again find themselves fodder for the rumour mill. The Club’s […]

Jeremy Corbyn: A New Hope
Originally posted on Ramblings of an Ordinary Man:
I sat on the cold damp steps of St Luke’s, my eyes fixated on my phone as I nervously awaited the result…

Jeremy Corbyn: A New Hope
I sat on the cold damp steps of St Luke’s, my eyes fixated on my phone as I nervously awaited the result of Labour’s leadership vote. Around me people were […]

The Refugee And The Amnesic Prime Minister
Originally posted on Ramblings of an Ordinary Man:
Alas they forgot In November David Cameron will stand at the nations Cenotaph, his face dripping with the requisite grim solemnity. He…

The Refugee And The Amnesic Prime Minister
In November David Cameron will stand at the nations Cenotaph, his face dripping with the requisite grim solemnity. He will be flanked by leaders past and also current foes. A […]

There’s a Song We Sing….
I have tried to block Saturday’s game from my mind. I know it is a futile exercise but it is something I try to do after every poor result. I […]