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I never said they were Nazis, just made a comparison - try reading.

And they should be confined to history, what Israel is doing is just inhumane. https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/gaza-malnutrition-children-blockade-israel-1.7524680

I’ve have read plenty about the holocaust thanks, probably more than you. I’m not for once suggesting that the Israeli government is as bad as the Nazis or what they are doing is anywhere near as bad as what happened during the holocaust. I just saw similarities with the ghettos in how they are starving children to death.

Are we allowed to compare them to Nazis now or is that still antisemitic? I was at the Imperial War Museum a couple of weeks ago and in the Holocaust Galleries and there were pictures of people starving in the ghettos created by the Nazis and what the Israelis are doing to Gaza instantly sprung to mind. It’s just fucking inhumane and is going to sow seeds of hatred for generations to come.

Yeah, if you have serious issues

Who says they're the same thing? Whenever I see coverage it is always clearly labelled as WSL or whatever.

This. I lived there for for just over 5 years and whilst it was good for going out to gigs etc, day to day life it is pretty grim. Great city to visit but would never live there again.

Exactly, my daughter got into football after the last Euros, I think it’s great that it is getting promoted so much. Men are better at pretty much all sport but you don’t see female tennis players or athletes getting the same stick. Football has always had this weird macho thing attached to it.

No point wetting the bed just yet, best wait and see what the squad looks like at the close of the transfer window. The Stephens thing is a load of fuss about nothing.

Do you remember how shite the Championship is?

I disagree, if the manager thinks he is an asset to the squad it makes sense to have him invest his future with us, especially if he’s taking on a club captain role.

Except there is a fair chance we will still be in the Championship next season no matter what our aspirations, so if our manager see's him as a useful member of the squad it makes sense to give him a contract. It's really not rocket science.

If we get promoted this season it is job done you fuckwit. Having Stephens under contract for another year or two is not exactly going to be a problem if we are back in the Prem.

Why does giving Stephens a contract mean it is not?

Sorry, I didn't realised we were guaranteed promotion this season, my mistake.