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And the guy we brought to replace him can’t even get in the side. The club is a shambles, staying up this year would just be delaying the inevitable.

Why are they lynching stuffed animals and an armless manikin?

Must win game but Fulham will look at our striker options and fancy their chances. The only thing that might work in our favour is the fact that a draw is no good for Fulham so they might have to open up a bit. Long, Austin or Gallagher - how the **** has it come to this after the money that has gone through this club?

A second refurendum has been the obvious way forward ever since May first tried to get her deal through Parliament in December. All the ****ing about since has just been embarrassing.

Is Ings seriously still not fit? What a ****ing waste of space.

If I moved abroad to join a death cult that beheads innocent civilians and fights a war against UK forces then I wouldn’t say it was unfair. It doesn’t matter to me one bit wether she’s as English as fish n chips, I just want the **** punished as much as possible. If there is some legal loop hole that means her Bangladeshi heritage makes stripping her of her citizenship doesn’t break international law then fantastic. The only thing that doesn’t sit right is the fact that we are dumping our problem onto someone else, so if Bangladesh doesn’t want her and the Syrians would rather we dealt with her then I think it’s fair we have her back because she obviously is British. You would like to think the Syrians would prefer to see her face justice though instead of getting a nice council house and free child care back in London.

Do you have a legal right to Bangladeshi citizenship? I don’t, and I doubt Nick Griffin does.

Great results, lifts a bit of pressure off us for Sunday now.

We can’t leave her stateless anyway you penis, the decision will get overturned in the courts if that’s the case (which it probably will). Nick Griffin! You tool.

The security services are already overstretched, don’t see the point in adding to their problems when we can just leave her to rot in Syria. This is someone who clearly still supports the ISIS cause, obviously has terrorist contacts and has been exposed to a war zone for years.

We’ve revoked citizenship before and we’ll do it again, so yes we can ban people from coming back. I agree that in principle it’s probably not the correct thing to do but given the threat these jihadis pose and the state of our police, I’d prefer to have her in a tent in Syria than on the streets over here.

All well and good but if we just open the door and let all the Jihadis back, and a few months down the line pop concerts and tube trains are getting blown up, people will rightly ask why didn’t our government do all they can to keep them out.

Interesting thread

No one, except the odd loon, is going to not buy a car because they mentioned Brexit, hundreds of companies with products to sell have spoken out against it, even Nissan mentioned it in their descision. Their descision was explained very clearly on radio 5 yesterday. Because of the shift from diesel to electric/hybrid there requires massive investment and it made sense to invest in fewer locations so Swindon was going to close regardless of wether we were in the EU or not.

Exactly my point, They have said it is due to Brexit, no need to say something anodyne.

If that was the case why didn't Nissan just say so?

I’d be surprised if he didn’t want a striker.

Agree in a way but there needs to be a deterrent to stop other scumbags going abroad and doing the same so think it’s the right thing to do.

Well the EU worked wonders for the people of Swindon there then.

This. FPTP has had it's day.

Nope, I hope the government stick to their word and do all they can to block her from coming back. It's naive to think she didn't know what she was doing when she went out, she only wants to come back because the Yanks are kicking IS' ass. In theory she is our problem but hopefully the Peshmerga would have other plans for her.

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I never said they were the same, just laughing at the idea that we’re one big football family.

Easy to see why we are where we are.

Hopefully. Problem is the FPTP system means it's unlikely to happen because either side are too scared about letting the other one in. Something is seriously wrong when the only choice is May or Corbyn. Watching parliament try and get Brexit sorted out has just been painful. The country badly needs proportional representation but that wont happen. You would imagine under PR the ERG and Corbyn nutters would have their own fringe parties with two reasonably sensible main parties making the actual decisions.