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Either way it's a problem 'we' helped create.

Much of the problems originate from how we and the French carved up the region 100 years ago but that's all history. Having started the illegal war in Iraq the very least we should have done was put sufficient plans in for the country after it ended. the rise of IS in Iraq and Syria is a direct consequence of the lawless vacuume that was left by us.

No you don't have to say that.

I don't disagree, I can't stand the red v blue ****** we are stuck with. It's a choice between a bunch of c*nts and a bunch of well-meaning idiots. If the Tories make a complete mess of Brexit I think there is a fair chance of the well meaning idiots taking charge. The whole Brexit debacle showed how defunct our electoral system is. I wonder how many idiot retainers out there - who keep banging on about Brexit being the end of the World - still went on and voted Tory (the most pro hard Brexit party there is) just because they didn't like the other guy and it's a straight choice between red and blue?

I would happily see them **** off and join a European super league.

To be fair, everything was sh!tter years ago. I grew up in the Thatcher years and remember power cuts, strikes, riots etc. My school was a complete dump with a different supply teacher every week, school trips cancelled, sports teams cancelled etc. Doesn't mean the same will happen with the Tories nowadays.

I think it's fair to say that the war 'we' started in Iraq caused the power vacuum which allowed ISIS to take control.

I thought Long had a good game, if any of the three behind him could score we would be OK. We need to ditch this formation and somehow get Long and Gabbi up front together. Either 4-4-2 or 3-5-2.

"Brexit Jihadists" - that sort of language is going to help reasonable debate for sure. Comparing people who voted leave (the majority of the UK electorate) to murderers of women and kids.

It's very odd wanting a nation to fail just because they chose a different direction to what he wanted. Wether you support Brexit or not you should always want what's best for your country. His sort of attitude sums up what was so bad about the refurendum. Instead of rational debate we just got two sides getting more and more entrenched, both saying absolutely anything to try and 'win' when in the end everyone loses because any rational decision making goes out the window. Brexiteers, remoaners - all a bunch of ****ing ****s if they value their own selfish cause over what's good for us all.

They will be busy then because looked like pretty much their whole lot that sang it. All that fuss about that song is nonsense.

Played well today, unlucky not to get a point. Scoring is obviously still the problem. We have a serious lack of options in the three positions behind the striker, need to change formation because I think Long, Austin and Gabbi are all better suited to two up front. None of them are a Pelle or Lambert.

What an odd point of view.

I know it happens in all religions, I never said it didn't. Wether it's racism or not it is still discrimination. If you are happy to discriminate on race, colour or religion then fine but I don't agree with it. Oh, and why the need to throw insults around? What are you 12 years old or something? ***t.

I was being hypothetical you thick ****. IF someone tells someone who they can and cannot marry because of their race/religion, is it racist?

How is it not racist? If my daughter brought home a guy and I told her she couldn't marry him because he is Jewish - would that make me racist or not racist?

That's racist, I wouldn't dream of telling my daughter which race/religion she can and cannot marry. I suppose their racism is OK because it's part of their culture.

To be fair, I think any creditability you may have had on this subject was lost with the mental breakdown/rant you had a while ago. The one when you told us how you didn’t give a **** about the environment because you like driving a big car and your offspring will have enough money to cope anyway.

Whilst I agree it's mad, saying the terrorists have won is a bit of a stretch. Unless IS have downgraded their aim from the Islamification of the the whole world to making a few people late for work.

He also achieved that having to play more games than every other club except Man Utd and with the second youngest squad. Having said that the 8th place thing sounds like a better achievement than what it was, we were closer points wise to being relegated than 7th, and only 2 points above 13th. You can't take anything away from Puel's achievement in the cup though, he did better than Koeman and Pochetino in that respect.

I think Bilic will beat him in the sack race but only just.

We got decent money for him at the time, would obviously go for more now though - today's market has just gone crazy. I expect a really big club will be in for him soon, I would have him in the side ahead of Coutinho.

I love the way the media kiss Rooney's ass and then at the same time say Everton should have replaced Lukaku with a decent striker. I knew they would be **** this year, trying to crowbar his fat ass into the side.

Lemina was awesome, and also very impressed with Hoedt who played some fantastic passes and looked solid and composed defensively. Today also showed the value of playing Davis in the advanced midfield role, his movement and link up play in the first half was outstanding. Overall a good team performance, shame we couldn't put the game to bed during the second half tho.

They are always life's losers, very similar to the far right EDL types but with their minds warped by ****ed up religious beleifs.