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More leadership has been shown by football managers and players in recent times than by the actual government.
And it is a coalition of kindness building.
JĂĽrgen Klopp won't talk to the S*N - for obvious reasons - and has led with heart both his team and his politics.
And it is a coalition of kindness building.
JĂĽrgen Klopp won't talk to the S*N - for obvious reasons - and has led with heart both his team and his politics.
Klopp:
"I believe in the welfare state. I'm not privately insured. I would never vote for a party because they promised to lower the top tax rate.”
Today, @MarcusRashford has forced the government to a screaming U turn and making them do the RIGHT THING
"I believe in the welfare state. I'm not privately insured. I would never vote for a party because they promised to lower the top tax rate.”
Today, @MarcusRashford has forced the government to a screaming U turn and making them do the RIGHT THING
Even @WayneRooney called out @MattHancock when Matt tried to shame footballers for the Tories failures on the NHS.
None of them would want to do politics - which immediately makes them more suitable than most Tory MP's.
None of them would want to do politics - which immediately makes them more suitable than most Tory MP's.
I think most footballers and managers would work together - irrespective of club, city or skin colour - for the betterment of all.
Because they don't believe this:
Because they don't believe this:
