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A lamp post ??

Not looked at any reports from the CL in regard to what the hacks call the grounds in their reports, but suspect UEFA would make sure their partners are looked after and threaten taking away accreditations etc. He's already got the naming rights and owns the retail, he'll likely give them some emergency funding (they're losing thick end of a million a month) in exchange for maybe security on the fixed assets like £1brox. (although there's a court case about who actually owns £1brox still floating around).

He could stick SD on their shirts, think that's the one area UEFA's "sponsorship partners" don't get the blackout on.

I am not advocating the wholesale reintroduction of the death penalty, in Roberts' case however had it still been on the books it would have been proportionate, in my opinion, and the life sentence that was given should have meant that. He'll be down the pub on Friday the twat.

What is justice of not a form of revenge ?? Crimes should be punished, in this case the appropriate punishment IMO did not exist in law sadly, and the punishment which was available has been scandalously eroded. Childish and petulant, FFS.

This piece of shit cold bloodedly (without any shred of doubt as to his guilt) killed three unarmed policemen, he gave up his right to life or any form of consideration as a human being the second he committed that crime. He should never get out, some things are beyond redemption or rehabilitation. This is one of them. And yes for something like this he should have been put down. This is the perfect example of when crime and punishment should come into play not crime and rehabilitation. Twat'll be down the pub in a few days, his victims families will be suffering yet more distress.

Perfect example of a cunt who should have swung, he should never get out. The policemen's families will be serving their sentences for life.

With them we'd at least beheaded in the right direction

Even Ashley wouldn't appoint a child murderer surely !!!!!

This is a fucking great article, even though it's from the Guardian. http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/sep/05/independence-referendum-debate-intoxicated-scotland Free Northumbria next please

Is the cunt joining IS, must have liked the bandage round the head look.

Good news Stevie, best of luck with the readiotherapy, fight on !!!

Patently mandatory in the caliphate, use a road as a reefer and every fucker gets some.

They do and it's a pretty big one. £38 Mill in last 4 years, they're an additional £8Mill up this summer so far.

Cefn Druids ???

Your last two posts are about the best summation of HBA I've read Mr G.

Zero fight, apart from when Cabaye wasn't sold to Arsenal. Every teams players are available at the right price when a "richer fish" comes along. What fucking pleasure is there left in modern football, other than maybe watching a game at a weekend, the "big picture" is dead and it's just a self fulfilling prophesy of the rich getting richer, see today's other news from the FA for further proof (if any was needed) of that. Everyone hates Ashley, I get that. Pardew has been shown up big time but no amount of demonstration/protest/rebellion short of it drumming up £270 Mill to buy the club is going to change the first bit, and even then the "big picture" is not going to change (absent a Sheik and dodgy sponsorship deals). Turning SJP into a cauldron against Pardew may change the latter, diluting that with the anti regime stuff is counter productive. The FCB is not "getting out of our club" anytime soon.

I never said that

To be honest, apart from KK's first manager spell there haven't been that many memorable games per season before or since. Also depends on what constitutes memorable, one of my all time memorable games is drawing 3-3 away at Boro in the 70's, which in truth was an awful game until the 87th/88th minute when we started our comeback from 3-1 down, having been beyond utterly crap for the whole of the game.

I don't disagree with the Pardew comments, he has been badly shown up since Cabaye went (and at times when Cabaye was here). BUT I'd rather win ugly than not win, sadly we seem only to be able to lose ugly just now, to a level, or at a frequency, which cannot be considered "exceptions" (as the Sunderland losses could have been considered at the time).

We were what 5 points off Everton, 3 off Man U, 5 clear of Southampton or thereabouts, that was not bad. Then we imploded. Yeah the striking situation is poor, but not easy to legislate for the previously prolific Cisse completely losing his mojo. As for Remy I don't remember anyone crying about us not owning him when we got him on loan sadly he's scored so many he'll likely be offski to a CL team. Until our implosion, no-one that I recall was up in arms about our striking options.

If we're honest, it only fell down on the sale and non replacement of Cabaye, we were going quite nicely until then.

That's not the policy, that's the lack of application of the policy.

The policy is buy young/hungry with residual value, which is sensible, the application of that policy is as I said more sporadic than it should be. i.e. Yes I think we should have spent more/bought some players in the previous windows.