u/ClemFandango35

There is no doubt GY First has loads of monument, and has reinvigorated a lot of people in East Norfolk to politics again.

If Restore Britain are now to roll out across the country, which a lot of people want.

But, being such a new party, if there was a Restore majority at a general election and Rupert as prime minister, what would that look like for the country, what would be the top specific goals of a Restore government?

Living in east Norfolk, I have both on my ballot paper.

How much relevance do you put on the Reform v Restore mini battle?

I understand his goal is to get Norwich to the Prem then sell his shares for a profit.

But as owners go, I'm pretty confident he will do the right thing and to a degree he cares about the club.

I think he'll be looking shorter term returns than The Brewers, so I think they'll be prepared to spend big this summer, to make the most of the positive momentum under Clement and go all in for promotion next year.

If we don't get it, we'll see.

Is it normal to be tired all the time?

For context - I'm turning 40, no kids, run a business, exercise (football, gym, golf), sleep is ok, tested my testosterone just in the normal range, diet fairly good, drink occasionally.

So it's not like my life is a train wreck, but comparing it to my 20s and early 30s, I'm so tired all the time, falling asleep early evening.

I can't remember the last time I truly had loads of energy.

Is this just normal and I need to suck it up and get used to it, embrace a less energetic way of life.

Or anything anyone did to have energy like they where 25 again.