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If we were denying the Iraqi people the vote because of the colour of their skin and he was trying to change that - and succeeded in creating a peaceful, democratic Iraq then yes - he should be applauded. Any blood spilt would be on the hands of the British government.

He was fully justified in using violence. They tried protests and sabotage, there was no alternative. I applaud him for that. If I was in his situation I would do the same. The bloke is a hero for standing up to them racist c*nts. Apartheid was one of the great evils in this world.

LOL. Could you even get two more opposite people? One a oppressive dictator, the other fought for freedom and democracy. You really can't be as thick as you make out?

LOL. I have read some retarded sh!t on here before but you should win a prize for that!

His people were denied the vote and being killed. Maybe he should have just sent a strongly worded letter to his local MP?

Yeah obviously. The whole World are showing their respect to a great man, you have to come on here to find emotionally stunted scrotes who have issues with giving someone a round of applause.

Absolutely, I would like to think if I was in his situation I would have the bottle to do what he did.

Not sure what Mandela has got to do with football but giving the bloke a round of applause is a nice thing to do so I don't know why anyone would have a problem with it. Then again, know what ***ts are on here it doesn't surprise me. I can see City giving us a right dicking. Wanyama and Schneiderlin are massive players for us, with Boruc out as well it doesn't bode well.

In your opinion. I think it was completely justified.

I think that's a good draw, we're not going to win it anyway so at least we get some big games. Plus we get to see £27mill worth of Saints reserve players rip England a new one.

We're gonna get smashed tomorrow now.

No wins in the last 8 league games, scoring just one goal.

It is obviously a big grey area but a big difference is that the IRA were free to use political means to further their cause but chose violence. The Black people in South Africa did not have that option. Mandela was a great man and his use of violence was completely vindicated IMO. The IRA probably had a just cause but they had the ability to use peaceful ways to achieve their aim.

So did the Dam Busters crews.

Can't agree with that, Mendela was fully justified IMO. A sad day. RIP Nelson.

We're still in the hunt for the coveted 6th place spot without the hassle of a League Cup Quarter Final to worry about.

Martinez is showing Moyes up big time. I can't believe Man Utd hired him on the back of 11 years of winning naff all.

The problem is today's capitalism I would flog my sandwiches, buy some cheap water from another more efficient source, make a profit and sit back laughing while you starved to death.

86% which is quite good because I don't give a sh!te about grammar. As long as people understand what you are trying to communicate it doesn't matter in the slightest IMO.

I don't actually disagree which what you say, Capitalism has worked so far but I just don't think it will for much longer. It needs to be controlled and at the moment because of the global nature of today's capitalism our governments our powerless. We just keep printing money like it's going out of fashion and getting more and more in debt by the day. Last year 2,714 bankers in London 'earned' more than 1million Euros(£833,000), and their average pay was 2m euros (£1.67m). All this at a time when hardworking people who bailed them out are struggling to pay their heating bills to companies who also make billions. It has to stop somewhere because it's just going to get more and more extreme.

Not a difficult one for me. Cortese is excellent at running the club but is a petty vindictive c*ck.

I just find reading that thoroughly depressing. Me and my other half earn comfortably more than the average in the UK. I have never been on the dole, apart from once when I was a kid never used a hospital. I don't give a moments thought as to how much of my tax goes to helping people out, financing schools and hospitals etc. I don't even see the tax I pay as being "my money" anyway, it's the governments money that they need to provide me with the opportunity to live my life in a decent place. If we didn't pay tax we wouldn't live in a society when we could earn so much money.

Of course people have better chances than others. I recently did some work for an expensive private school in Surrey, it was a completely different world to the Comprehensive I went to. It's not just about schools either, also your parents, surroundings etc.

You have got to be joking? I went to school during the Thatcher years and it was a f*cking disgrace.

I'd be tempted to give Gazza a go, he has potential so should be blooded at some point. If he comes in and has a great few games and gains a bit of confidence and experience we might not need to shell out for another number 2 in Jan. You know what you're gonna get with Kelvin, I'm sure he will do a decent job but he has his weaknesses. It's hard to say though unless you work with them day in day out.