Liz Truss was prime minister for just 44 days, making her the shortest-serving Prime Minister in the United Kingdom's history. It was a disastrous premiership in which many embarrassing U-turns were made, just like when her predecessor was in office.
In 2016, Truss campaigned to stop Britain from leaving the European Union and six years later she had become a hardcore Brexiteer, so it shouldn't have been a surprise when she made multiple high-profile, reputation-eroding U-turns during her time as PM.
Although the British public can be forgiving, U-turns in parliament are viewed by most as a sign of weakness, incompetence and an indicator that decisions were poorly made, but yet in football, they actually happen frequently and are welcomed.
