Olton Ram

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

From a party in Downing Street?

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

From a party in Downing Street?

From a party in Downing Street?

From a party in Downing Street?

From a party in Downing Street?

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

The EFL may want to relegate our club, maybe even destroy it.....

I'm surprised that Atkinson hasn't made a scything tackle on him yet.
And then smirked about it 
 

The terrible thing is if we'd had Starmer we'd have been way slower to acquire and then distribute vaccines, and massively stricter on authoritarian lockdowns. You can understand why Boris has survived to date, because however bad he is, all the other options appear worse. And one thing we need at the top is optimism and positivity and the ability not to bow to every media clamour going. 
Yes Boris deserves to go, but be careful what you wish for. Of the people vying to step in, it probably comes down to a choice of Sunak, Truss or Patel. Would people rather have one of them? The perceived wisdom is that the voters factor in our PM's behaviour but like him for other reasons. And the visceral hatred of him by the left is funny because he is by far the most left-wing Tory going, which is why he was able to win London twice when it is a Labour city through and through.
Politicians have an inflated idea of their own position in the country. In the Westminster Village they don't see it, but not many people would recognize Starmer, Sunak, Truss or Patel in the street if they walked past them. Everyone would recognize Boris. That is his gift and the political reality, and to his slight credit he has kept things more open than in Scotland and Wales. Derby County wouldn't exist had we locked down again. It will be interesting to see what happens. PMQs tomorrow could be decisive.