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@auntrel01 Get help

Very bored of hearing ‘Starmer needs to resign’ faux outrage every week. Good man does good job.

@RBooth9 @dcfcGeorge84 Said exactly the same during the game. They will suit League 1 down to the ground.

Can’t remember a more mardy team at Pride Park than Oxford. The ref was shocking, admittedly, but chasing him round and spitting their dummy out constantly was embarrassing. Brannagan would be a good player if he tried to play football rather than ref the game! #dcfc

@PeteGerrard @dcfcofficial Very good imitation of 1996 Teletext. Loved your work today, admin. #dcfc

Loved the retro scoreboard today @dcfcofficial

@efl the referee at Derby was utterly woeful again today. He could not have been more incompetent. #dcfc

If we simply rename the English Channel “Keir Starmer’s desk” then nothing will fucking cross it

The triple lock is not an act of generosity, it is not extravagant, it is not unaffordable. It is a simple measure that ensures pensioners are not made purposely poorer by the government of the day. This is a deeply moral issue, not a financial one.

@DavidMcGregorBN Shall we conveniently ignore rising unemployment David as that would make you angry.

0.5% economic growth. Lowest NHS waiting list since 2023. Real pay up again. If this was bad news for Labour it would be on every front page by lunchtime.

So apart from trying to give away the Chagos islands. Recognising Palestine. 13 ministerial resignations. Showing full confidence in Morgan McSweeney, Peter Mandelson, Sue Gray and Lord Ali. Blaming the far right for an island of strangers. 16 Policy U turns and rising. Having no operable warships. Not smashing the gangs. Approving a huge Chinese embassy in London. Spending 23 seconds laying a wreath in Southport only to rush back to a drinks party. Appointing an anti Muslim hostility tsar. Raising income tax. Raising inheritance tax. Raising national insurance. Raising capital gains tax, Raising council tax. Raising value added tax. Raising mansion tax. Increasing welfare spending and the minimum wage whilst freezing tax allowances. Scrapping jury trials. The only boat he has stopped is HMS dragon from crossing the channel. What has Starmer really achieved apart from breakfast clubs and the decay of our country?

@MarieTidball You lefties always seem to conveniently forget the Global Pandemic, when it suits your purpose, of course. In the meantime unemployment rises to record levels, massively up since you got into power.

BREAKING 🚨 NHS waiting lists fall to 3 year low. With the Tories waiting lists rose by 5 million, and Reform want to move to an insurance-based system. With Labour, you get lower waiting lists, the best ambulance times in 5 years, and the best A&E performance in 4 years.

@markofagenius You are such a deluded man. Just enjoy your football team getting back to the Prem and stop spouting this rubbish.

Tories and Reform are shitting themselves as Starmer moves ever closer to rejoining the EU with the support of the majority of UK population.

@DesmondSwayne Utter garbage. You’d have had to be on a pretty low wage all your life and live a very long time to make that sum work. Look at the UK pension vs other European countries you plonker and tell me if that looks generous.

If, like me, you were born in 1956, you’ll receive almost £300,000 more in benefits than you’ll pay in taxes in your lifetime State Pensions make up a huge chunk of that Long term, we simply can’t afford to sustain the Triple Lock’s generosity Blog: desmondswaynemp.com/ds-blog/1956/?…

@Tom_Hallsworth Hope you’re right/know something

@DCFC100 I don’t think so 😏

These injuries are becoming stupid now. Might be the last time we see Bobby Clark in a Derby shirt #dcfc

@StevenJonMiller No

🔥Yes OR No? 🤔 #Pension #opinion #debate #dailymiller #StatePension.

Shows how popular Murkin has become in such a short time, with the Derby timeline full of ‘where’s Murkin’ posts. #dcfc

@FBAwayDays Attendances ‘down’ the football pyramid would increase further; who wants to watch that turgid shit?

Do you think every Premier League game should be aired on TV? Do you think it would affect attendances down the football pyramid? 🤔

@JE22_JCK Pick another sport Jack; you know jack shit about football.

Another sign of how much this league has fallen off. From Michael Olise and Harvey Elliott 5 years ago, to Sydie Peck and Bobby Clark

61 countries have cut the tax on fuel to help their citizens. Unfortunately the UK isn't one of them. Because Labour don't care about us.

@NerineHalton Do you ignore the polls about his popularity? I bet you genuinely think it is false media news. Let me tell you, he is despised by the vast majority of British people and widely regarded as the worst PM in our lifetime.

David Aaronovitch claims that no one likes Keir Starmer. That may be the case amongst the media hacks. I say with some confidence that he IS liked by many thousands of we ordinary folk. I think he’s done us proud through some serious crises. VOTE LABOUR 🌹

@miriam_cates Hang your head in shame.

Is the state pension really so 'meagre'? Let's take a look... The basic state pension is just £12,547 a year. But... Only around 15% of pensioners rely on the state pension alone. The vast majority have other income from private pensions etc., which is exactly how our system is designed to work (and why the UK has generous tax breaks for pension contributions). The small proportion of pensioners whose only source of income is the state pension are entitled to other benefits in addition, including pension credit, housing benefit and council tax support. A pensioner with no other income, no savings, no disabilities, no care responsibilities and rent of £800 per month is entitled to £401.55 a week in benefits including state pension, which is £20,881 a year. For comparison, a full time minimum wage worker has an after tax income of £21,364. Unlike a pensioner, a full time minimum wage worker is not entitled to free travel, free prescriptions, a winter fuel payment or senior citizens discounts. £21,000 a year is not a lot of money. But the very poorest pensioners have similar incomes to low-wage workers. Given the greater costs faced by those who are working, it's perhaps not surprising that working age adults are now more likely to live in poverty than pensioners. And at the other end of the scale, one in four pensioners are millionaires and still receive the basic state pension, paid for by current tax payers (including those on minimum wage). No one (definitely not me) is suggesting that the state pension should be reduced for the poorest pensioners. But pension spending now accounts for half of the UK's social security budget and, given the urgent need to cut government spending, we must consider reforms like means-testing and scrapping the triple lock.