Ken

Why don't you write one of your ridiculous essays about the way the game is played or should be played, or a synopsis on various players that prove to be off the mark every time. What other purpose do you have other than that?

You are a gutless wonder as all ultra left-wing activists are.

Your anti-establishment hero is dead and two brave innocents who saved the others are dead, you low-life cunt.

I don't partake in any such activities you weak, far left-wing wanking apologist.

I was quite tolerant of your stupidity to be fair.

I have become totally intolerant of any left-wing ideal.

Not ISIS flag but Shahada flag, regardless they are made from the same shower of shit. Have made no demands other than to speak to the PM on live radio. This is going to end very badly I'm afraid.

20 people being held hostage in a cafe in the middle of Sydney as I speak, made to be pressed up on the shop windows in full display. ISIS flag also displayed in the window. Reports that the scum holding these people hostage is wearing explosives but not confirmed yet. Line in the sand drawn today in this country regardless of the outcome. Hopefully all walk out freely.

The way Michael Clarke has carried himself through this is a reflection of the kind of person he really is; Exemplary. True leader. Genuine fella. I'm not one for watching people's public funerals on the telly but I watched this service from start to finish. Couldn't have been a better way to say good bye to the young lad.

Honestly forgot about this bloke. Should go to the middle east now before it is too late.

Phillip Hughes's funeral is on Wednesday. The first test against India is postponed as the players and the nation mourns.

Watch and learn buddy. Watch and learn. That is pro sports. RIP Phillip Hughes.

This innocuous tackle occured in our favourite billion dollar winter sport. It left him a quadraplegic. He's making progress and has some movement in his arms. These accidents are close to my heart by the way, I don't sneeze at them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YERQQAOyE70

You're right there. But noone knows how Sean Abbott is feeling tonight, nobody except himself. Very good bowler and only 22, in terms of his cricket career he had the world at his feet. What damage this has done to him only time will tell. I seriously feel for him as I do Phillip Hughes's family. What this does for our cricket team is even more unpredictable. Obviously I hope it makes them stronger. And no, there isn't any protection that would have saved Phillip Hughes from this incident. But alarmists will shout loud as usual and get their way I would suspect. Further limits on bouncers, extra padding etc etc which do nothing to prevent a freak incident.

Phillip Hughes was on the verge of regaining his Test spot in next week's game against India. Word was he was going to get a start if Michael Clarke was going to be ruled out through injury as is expected. And yes, Sean Abbott must be a complete wreck because of this. He is not to blame, and Phil Hughes, if he were still here, would want the game to continue and flourish so the cricketing calender must carry on.

Just announced now that Phil Hughes has passed away. RIP.

In an induced coma and cannot breath on his own so he is on a ventilator. The ball hit a major artery in the back of his head which has prevented blood circulating through his brain. Doesn't look good at all I'm afraid, he may not pull through.

... which in turn will cause the Kurds from Iraq to flood the area in support of their beseiged friends...

Why? What difference does it make to him? The club earns £60 million a year minimum by staying in the Premier League doesn't it? You lose Premier League status and you lose that guarantee, and then you suddenly realise that you don't have a squad capable of coming back up, and you lose confidence with all who have given you advice about football and you look to move on. Then he takes his business elsewhere, perhaps by becoming the sole owner of Glasgow Rangers because others have convinced him it is a two horse race in the Scottish League with a better than average chance of making Champions League if they can sort themselves out. Honestly, that is the best case scenario. Not pretty but unfortunately that's what it has gotten down to.

Kobani about to go down and a corrider about open for these rats to re-supply. Airstrikes are pointless without coordinated ground action. Should have just nuked the area from the start.

I think relegation would be for the best. Firstly it would put you sorry lot out of your collective misery, and secondly it may give Ashley a reason to sell after finally realising that what he has allowed to happen as owner will mean the club will not bounce back into the big time in the near future and the job that is required to do so is beyond him and the scope of his network of connections he has at his disposal. In essence cut off the funnel of capital that the club serves him as it stands and he'll lose interest.

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Thanks for the heads up peeps. Got a free half dozen cases of it. It was either that or an Italian one. I'd back a German lager over an Italian one any day but just wanted to be sure.