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His choice or the clubs? If it's the latter, the club need to explain why. He's the best CB we have.
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Jeez. That back 4 is a disaster waiting to happen.
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I'm mostly with Turkish on this. I don't like the fella, and the stuff from a while ago about him not prioritising his kid, and the other stuff in that interview tells me he's a bit odd. It feels like they want him gone, and I wonder how many allegations are from people coming forward or people contacted as part of an investigation. Regardless, the allegations highlight that he's a bit odd, and that his boundaries of what's appropriate to say aren't where they should be.
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Let's not look for excuses. We're where we are because we've not been not been good enough and have been undone by tactical errors, strange player selections, and player errors.
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Yep. Bree RCB, Taylor LCB, Stephens in the middle picks itself for me. That all assumes ABK isn't in the frame. Edwards coming in for this would be a bold move, and Wood shouldn't be anywhere near a Premier league team.
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We agree! The issue for me is the timing and motivation. Syria was a proxy war to a large extent, and these rebels don't get their gear from eBay.
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Everything he's saying is pretty much conceding that land will be ceded. The issue is how much, and what military support Ukraine are assured to ensure they keep the what they're left with.
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Indeed, very sad. Why now for the rebels to be armed and encouraged? It will potentially divert Russian resources.
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P&O were wrong but she was a minister of state and her job was to act in the interests of the state, not express her personal opinion. It's not hard to comprehend.
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Bollox is it. Your comment was death related and was completely out of order. Speaks volumes that can't see how inappropriate it was.
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"Don’t worry hypo, it isn’t mandatory so you are safe". That crossed a line for me.
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I've long since stopped giving the benefit of any doubt. I've tangled with Hypo more than I have with any other poster down the years, as has SoG, but SoG's remark about Hypo yesterday was disgraceful. There's no need or place for that sort of behaviour on here imo.
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I'm becoming more convinced by the day that you're on a wind up.
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Seems odd that she'd need to repeat the disclosure. Personally I'd have binned her after the naive P&O comments.
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The vote shows there's divided thinking on this, but we live in a democracy, and I hope that the HOL see the holes in this bill and make sensible amendments to address the issues that have been raised on here. And yep, it's great to see parliament being respectful to something so sensitive, and MP's being allowed to vote with genuine freedom.
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I don't normally bite at you, but that is ridiculous even by your standards.
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The problem is that in front line politics your past will always be a stick to beat you with, and the dopey people calling for a fresh election etc will judge her as if she's robbed a bank. In any other area of public service it wouldn't get a second mention, but in front line politics with her party under pressure, she's probably made the right call.
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I'd genuinely forgotten about the bloke, and I suspect he'll stay forgotten.
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The judge will not speak to the individual. The judge will assume genuine consent.
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FFS. All it needs is a greedy sod to talk the old girl round. I get the "she'll have died anyway and they'll have got the cash" counter argument, but that somewhat misses the point.
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Most people agree. I don't understand why you can't grasp the issue that some of us raising. You don't have to agree, this is a deeply personal subject and i respect people supporting it, but please understand that there can be a difference between stated choice and actual preference, with all potential for pressure to assist someone to arrive at stated choice.
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I'd assumed it was a rise tinted view rather than trolling, but wasn't sure.
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I've watched people die, over time and literally in front of my eyes. My late father in law was pulling out his tubes in hospital , in front of me, because he wanted to die. It's horrific. As I've said, I agree the principle, but cannot agree with your last point. In a perfect world dying people would not be made to feel a burden and people's greed would not rule their ethics. We don't live in a perfect world though, and the reality is that people will be encouraged to elect death contrary to their actual wish. That cannot be policed.