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Or perhaps they thought that it might just be a private matter and noting to do with the cowardly anonymous baying social media mob.

That is a very arrogant post.

Like that nice kind Mrs Abbott and her ilk - only that she would like to take away all the things that OTHER people work hard for, whilst retaining private education for her own little darling.

[/B] Exactly. It was only a few weeks ago, when the BBC reported that waiting lists at NHS hospitals had got longer. It then turned out that consultants were less and less inclined to do overtime, or donate time to the NHS, as the taxes they would then have to pay would in effect mean they were...

or you . . .

Yes, that is true, but as is always the case, millions vote for their traditional party of choice, come what may. I strongly suspect that most like the Labour party, not Corbyn. But it was the activists who won him the leadership -that is the point.

Yes, I noticed him in an earlier match for Newcastle -big bustling lad with real pace.

Given that Corbyn was swept into power by thousands of activists joining the Labour Party, I can't help feeling that TW might actually speak for the majority of Labour supporters, who have had Corbynism forced on them!

Yes, agreed. It was a truly encouraging performance, but when you say that all looked very decent, I thought that tonight DB looked a little shaky at times and Mooy was not as incisive as I had expected. But one should not be too critical after what was a very refreshing away performance.

Yes, agreed. he looked good and there is clear reason for optimism, but it is only one PL match, and we should not go overboard yet at this very early stage, though the signs are indeed promising.

Yes, agree with this, though you are perhaps a shade harsh. No trossard or Murray and so we had to field two inexperienced youngsters, who did, nonetheless do us proud. Encouraging performance for me, and yes, it is also frustrating to dominate, as we have done so often, and yet not get the 3...

So how do you get to the matches from Berlin? Do you fly? . . .

A reasonable post but I would add that you might find that her Majesty is very willing to work.

If you say you are not lazy, I am happy to accept that, but you are very misguided if you stick to the extreme points that you regularly make. There is every point in voting, even if our society is not perfect; what one is?

Have you thought that it is entirely possible to rage against big business, if that is what you want to do, AND those who clearly abuse the system. It is hardly either ..or.

I think this is a massive generalisation, as you could not possibly be in a position to judge whether children en masse have a rounded and quality education. Sadly, anyone can be brain-washed; particularly those who simply don't want to see, but I can see what you are saying in that it is easier...

Excellent post and so true, but please stop posting such common sense on here.

I was wondering when the first poster to bring in the telegraph also would raise his ugly head, desperate to simplistically lump everyone together who does not share his opinion.

There we have it. End of thread. All done and dusted. What could possible eclipse such a post?

Yes, thoroughly entertaining and as you say good to watch. Let's hope for more of the same. One minor worry for me was that in the last 5 to 10 minutes, quite a few passes went astray, which was not nearly so noticeable for the rest of the match. Perhaps this is a fitness thing, which will...