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The mother has been found guilty of assisting an offender, and the brother/father are also facing mulltiple charges

And this is a very good illustration of the problem. The police should be treating everyone equally, regardless of colour or creed. The Henry Nowak case is the product of years of excessive governmental political interference into the police force, sorry service. The problem goes far deeper than the competence and attitudes of the individual police officers at the Nowak scene (which left a lot to be desired to say the least) People were right to protest Floyd's murder but BLM went too far and governments failed to nip it in the bud. Divisions widened. Police resources taken away from tackling/foiling terrorist attacks and diverted towards arresting people holding Palestine Action signs. Politicians throwing police officers under the bus when challenging a Jewish man who is clearly trying to antagonize a pro-Palestine rally in London. The above examples hide an underlying and very ugly problem that is only becoming worse. The police have ended up serving political masters and not the public as a whole, sacrificing equal treatment and the establishment of facts for towing governmental lines that have utterly failed to stand up to counter-productive woke pressure. Cases like Henry Nowak are the result. The priorities on the ground are all wrong. Basics are not done and innocent lives are lost.

Keep Tonda and the majority of the squad, 'restructure' to virtue signal that it's been stamped out (no one in their right mind would carry it on now regardless) and use the summer to get the players onside. Maintain the current form in the first 7-8 games next season and the fans will consign this to history. That's the best shot to get promoted less than 12 months from now. Doing the 'right thing' won't get us up next season. Unfortunately I suspect the FA will ensure Tonda never manages for us again

Get rid of Tonda and we'll most probably end up with Ed Still next season

Even nuns aren't safe in Jerusalem now https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy02gnzlvkko

Does that include the IDF soldiers that repeatedly warned their superiors for months in advance of the attack and were ignored, some of whom were then killed in the attack? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-67958260 It's well documented that the October attacks (amongst plenty of other things) were a monumental failure intelligence failure on the part of the IDF.

Apparently the German chancellor has recently commented re: the negotiations To paraphrase 'he doesn't know what the Americans are doing and the Iranians are playing a blinder'

Think it was more TP had just had enough and wanted to leave. Can't say I blame him either. Never got the rub of the green here, people forget he was totally frozen out of the team and fought his way back into the first team under an ego like Russell Martin. He had poor games and had good games here, sadly he joined us at the wrong time

Was he not just laughed at? Looks like old Don's just got on the phone to Netanyahu to stop masscreing the Lebanese, seems he's realised the 'oh Lebanon wasn't included' hasn't washed with anyone

Works hard as well Loved that moment in the 1st half when he chased down a lost cause towards the touchline and won us a free kick in a dangerous attacking position. Impressive goal, when he gets going he has got some pace. Just a constant nuisance for defenders, hope we can keep hold of him

I noticed even Frank Gardner was comparing it to the Taliban/ISIS earlier This world cup's going to be fun, problem is even if all the countries boycotted it we'd just get Trump presenting the world cup to the USA team and rambling on for 3 hours how it proves how the USA have and have always had the greatest soccer team in the history of the world since soccer was invented in 1994. . . . FIFA peace prize. . .oh dear

Hm, should play Trump at his own game and use this and his fictional timelines has an excuse to withdraw the support. If this committee does achieve the unblocking of the strait, maybe they should be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. . .

Inevitable that Putin sees an opportunity by offering to resolve the conflict (see Syria several years ago) Iran have just stated that the Strait of Hormuz is open to any ships that aren't American/Israeli or belong to any related country. If an agreement could be reached where the Iranians let their countries' ships pass through the Strait in return for stopping the US/Israelis use any of their countries as a platform to launch attacks from. Shame Starmer caved in to Trump's noise and didn't take a leaf out of the Spaniard's books.

He's nowhere near Championship standard

The one-dimensional obsession with dicking around with the ball in our 18 yard box resulting in us giving away the ball on our penalty spot week after week, and a manager refusing to back down from the same car crash game after game after game were far bigger factors.

Shame it never worked out for him here. I suspect Tonda would have got a lot out of him at Championship level, sadly he joined us at the wrong time

Was it true that Yvette Cooper actually condemned Iran for retaliating and urged them to stop doing so?

Until they find out what the Iraqis found out after Saddam was removed ie. what happens when a dictatorship falls. People want different things.

Indeed, not his fault who's in charge of the country of his birth, or that they have mandatory military service. Sadly it's not too dissimilar to the treatment that ordinary Russians/Belarussians got/what was deemed acceptable after what Putin did 4 years or so ago. When the boot was on the other foot we let the rot set in, now it's on our foot we as a country now seem to be wondering why we have a problem with anti-semitism

Who could have seen this coming Palestine Action ban ruled unlawful https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c8x90q9nyzyt

A promising start from Larin and pleased for him. Put himself about and made out he could be a right handful for opposing defences, came across like a more mobile version of Tall Paul

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cly5pd459gko Funny, I thought the previous US airstrikes on Iran nuclear facilities were a resounding success

Had very similar thoughts myself, it's certainly part of a wider societal issue. It's not those kids' fault that they were born with a smartphone in their hand but it is like some fundamental disconnection from the world they're in. I also wonder if they're the colloquial darlings the world didn't want to upset when they were young, so weren't shown things like the equivalent of the Valley Parade Disaster at school. (Lesson 1 in how fast fire can spread) There was also a promo of the bar doing the rounds on social media (may have been from October?) showing numerous people waving those champagne bottles/sparklers around. Whilst it's easy to be wise after the event you could see it was a disaster waiting to happen just looking at the building they were in.

Trump and Putin have been close friends for a very long time. With this latest development you can see the imperialist simularities in modus operandi. As for Venezuela, it's potentially an imminent humanitarian catastrophe. The old delusion that as soon as you remove the 'bad guy' everyone else will join hand in hand in unity. If only.

In Tonda's early games the midfield were picking the ball up and driving at the opposing team like their life depended on it, it put the opposition under all sorts of pressure. Now they seem to have gone back to the pointless short passes at the back which puts us under all sorts of self-inflicted pressure. The worst thing is what happens as a result of it so utterly predictable, because it is so easy to play against.