An interesting insight here in the context of Wigan Athletic
[Politics] Lisa Nandy our new Culture Secretary - football insight
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B-right-on
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She sounds pretty good. Hopefully be able to get an effective fit and proper persons test done on future club owners.
I find it refreshing that MPs are starting to sound like actual human beings with genuine empathy and feelings again. It’s seems like such a long time ago.
Change at Barnham
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She talks a lot of sense and has a great understanding of the role and importance of a football club in its local community.
Putting political allegiances to one side, any football fan should be pleased that Lisa Nandy is now Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport.
Can you believe that Mad Nads once had the job? Just look at the insight and intelligence of each of them.
Putting political allegiances to one side, any football fan should be pleased that Lisa Nandy is now Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport.
Can you believe that Mad Nads once had the job? Just look at the insight and intelligence of each of them.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
I’ve always had a thing for Lisa
What a brilliant interview.
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Does this mean the football regulator legislation will finally be implemented?
Absolutely this. Not the usual "I'm a (insert club here) fan" to try & look like they understand people they have nothing in common with. But understands what it means to people, and it sounds like she's got involved enough to properly grasp the issues.
Comes across as genuinely interested, down to earth and empathetic. Refreshing is the word.
What was the context of the interview, @albionalba , do you know?
papachris
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It's going to be interesting having some 'real people' in government who understand what is important to people
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Nadine Dorries was only there for the Culture (wars) and Media part. She was after all an expert on Channel 4
fly high
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Think you'll find it's the EPL & EFL (mainly EPL) who have delayed it & don't want it outright. There are many things you can take shots at but don't think this isn't one of them.
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Not taking shots at anything, my understanding is that the only reason for the delay was the election.
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The Football Governance Bill has cross-party support and was well into the Committee Stage at which point input from interested parties (including our own TB) have been heard with a view to any amendments (so hasn’t been rejected outright).
It was just put on hold because of the campaign.
Kier Starmer has repeatedly voiced his support for the Bill so it will likely proceed when Parliament convenes after the summer recess.
Worried Man Blues
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Wow, there's hope.
As Ken Clarke (a moderate Tory) once quipped, "The words Nadine, Dorries, and culture should never appear in the same sentence."
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It seems to be an academic social science event of some kind, post Brexit. The pull up banner has Kings College London (UoL) and UKRI logos.
Agree with all those who found some optimism in it!
Seagull58
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Not only a football regulator but one with the power and the inclination to ACT FOR GOOD, unlike the water regulator, for example
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Yes, I agree. Whether she knows diddly squat about what goes on the pitch matters not. I know sod all about Rugby League, but if the game was in trouble I would understand straight away how supporters might be affected and the damage it could do.
That was a good interview.