Sour Mash

He got so angry and incandescent with rage, he went and proved my point for me. Always chuckle when that happens.

But thanks for proving my point with those links, you didn't have to go to so much effort. Also, thanks for highlighting that our authorities and border control are able to stop protestors entering the country, but not terrorists travelling back and forth to the middle east. A good point worth raising, so thanks for that.

See the mental health treatment is going so well. Keep working towards your goals and believe in yourself, you can do it

5,000-10,000 football fans peacefully marched in London on Saturday against Islamic extremism and it's continued impact on this country. No mention in the main stream media, despite far greater numbers than anything the 'day of rage' could muster.

Too late to back track now, you've made your views on terrorists/British armed forces clear.

Are you being serious? You actually think they can't have any more debt placed on them? The Tories are bad enough, you think McDonnel would actually lead a successful economy, wiping out the country's debt?

I agree his article is a bit pointless and unprompted, but his overall point is one worthy of discussion, but you have missed. Relative to the talent we have had on our books, have we achieved as much as we could have? We've had better players, better squads, than Swansea, West Brom or Stoke, but haven't achieved much more than them. That's his point. Disagree and argue with that and challenge him, but its also a view held by many Saints fans that we should have more to show for our achievements than West Brom or Swansea.

the whole thing getting ridiculous now. Tower blocks in Camden being evacuated, residents refusing to move and saying they feel safe, there have been fires in the block before and they've been well contained. Classic media driven knee jerk reaction.

F**ks sake, this forum :lol:

Cheers.

In professional coaching circles, is this chap genuinely well thought of and held in high regard? Bit of a coup getting this back-room staff in?

Because he's already egged them on. Now if it kicks off he can say 'look, I said it should be peaceful'. He clearly loves it http://www.lbc.co.uk/politics/parties/labour/uncovered-john-mcdonnell-praises-2010-riots/

Pellegrino is a funny one, seems to do well in jobs, but then move on quickly for no particular reason. Can definitely see potential there, and he does seem to fit with the general ethos of what the club is trying to do.

At least you admit you view the actions of our soldiers on a par with those that deliberately blow up young kids watching a pop concert. Pretty disturbed view.

There isn't for sadoldgit and Jonnyboy.

Yesterday Paris, today Brussels. Islamic terror a daily event now. But our home secretary's main concern is 'islamophobia'.

I believe Spurs fixtures are getting moved around too as Wembley not available for some of their fixtures.

I can't remember them being forced to mover out of Upton Park and take over this ground.

No clearly Operation Desert Storm was not terrorism. Pretty sick that you think that comparable to someone deliberately blowing up innocent kids enjoying a pop concert.

That's the problem with the modern day left. They don't like people to be responsible for their own actions and do everything they can to find someone else to blame.

If they can't provide a ground fit for purpose for a given fixture, the team responsible should forfeit the points.

So you don't agree with him and do agree with me, but are just trying your best not to admit it. Fair enough. How many people in the UK have been killed by dogs this year?

What a weird view to have.

Great ball from JWP.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/19/police-operation-way-champs-elysees-paris/ http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/paddington-man-carrying-weapon-arrested-outside-busy-central-london-train-station-a3568236.html Trying to play down the terrorist angle on these two.