The man is deluded. He robs the poor to help the better off and then tries to pretend nobody is worse off. He then expects us to be grateful when he borrows money , to pay back the money he's previously taken away. He then forgets to help the poorest 1.1 million. Crewe voters please sort him out !!

Roger, swindon,

The electorate are the ones to express opinion on Brown's competence or incompetence; not his vain self. The chance can not come too soon. Just how pyschotic must a PM be to be removed from office, never mind the incompetence...?

Mac, Oban, Argyll

Just call an election and let the people deceide who is best for the job. certainly not Brown

Mike, cyprus,

Adolf Brown is probably the most delusioned and worst leader that i've seen in my nearly 60 years on this planet. when the person selling a leader is that person himself he has no qualities of leadership. my cats could do a better job!

Arthur, Brighton, ENGLAND

The people should decide who is the "Best man for the job". Any question of national leadership must be resolved by a national vote. Party voting is not democratic, only Bristish. Hate is an illness. A cure is needed to restore the nations health.

JIm Wills, Brisbane, Australia

Oh yes Gordon, you are the man for the job. You are the perfect reminder of why we should never ever contemplate having a Labour goverment again.
But instead of "getting on with the job", just please call a general election. We cannot afford you anymore...

S Q, Tonbridge, England

He isn't the best, hasn't been the best and will never be the best man for the job!!!!! He's on a one man mission to destroy the economy!!!

Ken S, SEDGEFIELD, DURHAM

On GB..
He said he was going to end boom and bust cycles -
He said he is the best man for the job -
He said he was elected unopposed (but not to run the country)
He said he was going to listen - has he?
Does this sound like someone in touch with reality ?

Guy Winter, London,

I'll give him until August. Surely Labour's yes men (and women) will see the writing on the wall and do the necessary deed. Eleven years as Chancellor, building up huge debts and now he's edging closer to the self destruct button as PM. Please call a general election now Mr Brown.

Paul, West Midlands,

ps - the minute recession hits, Brown shows his true worth, by panicking and demonstrating indecision - a true career polician for you - an expert in nothing except pinning the blame on others when it goes wrong. The trouble is, now he is PM, its very difficult to hide and play the schoolboy sneak.

Arthur, London,

I got the feeling the people who voted in the local elections were telling him that he was definitely NOT the best man for the job. It must now be up to the voters of Crewe to try to get the message through the rhinocerous hide.

Neil, Gloucestershire, England

I just can't stand watching him any more. He has a fixed scary smile like a kamikaze pilot out of control. As long as he is P.M. then this Country goes nowhere but downwards. Call an election for pities sake.

Roger, Surrey,

Most might recall this is the man who claimed he had ended boom and bust.

Simon Marshland, Bath, UK

The arrogance of the man is astonishing.

Paul, Singapore,

I think I am the best man for the job as well. Does that give me the right to it?

Elected unopposed? By whom? Certainly not the electorate. Even Mugabe held an election, however flawed it was.

Brown is incompetent, and arrogant. A very dangerous combination.

Duncan M, Tunbridge Wells,

The self-delusion continues.
Please Gordon, leave us alone; you've hurt us too much.

A.M. Williams, Stafford,

you must be joking man!!!!!!
please tell me you're just kidding !!!!

ebbi britt, valencia,

Instead of raising taxes he should get us out of "The I'm better off on benefits" culture we seem to have adopted!!!, reduce taxes and re-ignite industry, when did the country stop being proud and become lazy?

Ken S, SEDGEFIELD, DURHAM

He insisted the same thing when he was chancellor.
And now look at the state of personal finance, public finances, even the labour party finances.
Best chancellor for years?
Don't make me laugh!

rob, derby, uk

To GW of Crewe. Go for it; show them via the vote. I do hope there are a lot more like you.
signed: a socialist

Bob, Warrington, Cheshire

Calamity Brown is NOT the best man for the job. There must be intelligent adults out there that could do the job better, though finding them in the closed group called parliamentarians is likely to be impossible. A plague on all their houses

M. Cawdery, Portadown, Co. UK, EU.

Pompous, arrogant, indecisive, cowardly, irascible, over-ambitious and disloyal are words that spring to mind to describe Mr Brown. Competency is the description furthest from most peoples minds!

paul turfery, Cork, Ireland

To GW in Crewe - Go for it in the elections and wipe the smile off Browns face - hope the other voters can see through him!
Brown loves to spend our hard working taxes on his ideals -
£6.6 billion overseas aid
£5 billion to treat immigrants with HI
Billions on immigration and benefit.

Margaret, Bristol, UK

He is the best man for the bog

adam, aberdeen, uk

Surely if Brown had taken the correct long term decisions over the last 11 years we wouldn't be facing the uncertain future we are today. Taking from the "will work for a living" and giving to the "can't be bothered to work for a living" is hardly a good long term decision. Stop rewarding laziness.

Edward, London,

TB was delusional at the end of his premiership, now we see that GB is delusional at the start of his! He was NOT elected PM unopposed, he was elected Leader of he Labour Party and then foisted on the country. As for being the best man for the Job? Join Mugabe.

Bill, Suzhou, China

If he's the best man Labour can find for the job then God help the UK. Who said he had the right to select himself, and get the position unopposed. If he's as good as he thinks why doesn't he hold an election so we the voters can endorse his opinion of himself. Because we don't, and he'd lose.

Donna Walker, Effingham, England

He sold off UK gold cheap, destroyed our pensions, created an economy with one of the highest levels of personal debt, taxes us through the roof and blames everyone else. His CV makes him the best?
At least I get a vote in our by-election on 22 May.

GW, Crewe, UK

This week might have been his toughest so far, but every week between now and his eventual departure will be tougher than the one before.

thomas, London,

It's a pity then really that the problems the voters want Gordon to address are not in the long-term!

Paul, Cambridge, UK