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This. The Hamas attacks were pure evil but what Israel is doing now just makes another one inevitable sometime in the future. They are killing innocent women, children and the elderly just like Hamas did. Turning Gaza City into rumble won’t barely touch the Hamas fighters, they would have known this response would happen and will have prepared.

Can't agree with that. You are right in that we created enough to win on Saturday but we should have created more. A number of times we had opportunities to break and just ended up pissing around with it at the back. If we carry on like we are we don't have a chance of going up. If we don't take more risks and commit more going forward we just won't win enough games.

Wether immigrants are a success or not depends on the individual not how they got here.

Didn't Mo Farah come here illegally?

Except it's on the BBC homepage you fuck-wit.

Sunshine! You sound like a grumpy old man from the 1980s.

I don't know but releasing the audio should make it clearer. If it's obviously just a genuine fuck-up it should stop the scousers moaning for a day or two.

War in Europe, climate emergency, cost of living crisis, economy barely growing, the NHS is on it’s arse yet the Tories are still obsessed with Chicks with dicks… https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-66994133

I dunno, it might make it clear what went wrong, wether it was genuine mistake or just cheating. I've heard the VAR guy thought the goal had been given so just confirmed to the ref that the decision was correct. How that happened and why VAR didn't correct it when it was obvious the mistake had happened is anyone's guess. Looks like cheating to me.

Which begs the question, why did we not do our business early? Bunch of fucking clowns running our shit-show.

I think it's clear who the scumbags are around here.

Think it was more like, after the inevitable defensive fuck-up which led to the equaliser, there was a collective 'what's the fucking point' attitude.

After watching the Middlesbrough game I got the impression the players know the system is doomed to failure and are just hastening it's demise.

It’s criminal to have Alcaraz sat on the bench while Smallbone ponces around the pitch doing fuck all. We need a manager who can get the best out of our best players if we are going to have any chance this season. I would play him as a No 10 in a 4-2-3-1 formation.

That was just a shambles today, beaten by a shite team and we barely created anything. We’ve hired a manager who has achieved nothing in his career, it’s like the Jones situation all over again - how long do you give him?

What season did he finish 90th?

I don't think sacking either was the right thing to do. I think Ralph's emotions after the Liverpool win was more down to his history with Klopp than the fact we beat Liverpool, I don't see what wrong with a man showing is emotions anyway.

Man City are successful because they have spent billions on the best players, not because of their style of play.

Ralph is the only manager to get the best out of Ings, same for most of the shower of shite squad he kept in the Prem year after year.

Why am I not playing in my best position?

Charles was MOTM against Plymouth playing in midfield, then he gets dropped at Sunderland and shoved in defence against Leicester. I just don’t get it, Smallbone is not a holding midfielder, he can’t defend for shite.

Is hereally playing our best midfielder in defence again? Fuck me.

We shouldn’t be surprised, his whole track record is of loads of possession, loads conceded and shit results.

We're thinking of getting a hybrid, seems to make more sense with the lack of infrastructure around. My main concern with EVs is how long the battery lasts and the cost to replace it. If the range is 240 miles new then if it degrades anything like my iPhone then in 10 years time it would have a range of about 5 miles!

It was always going be a balancing act but without any sort of lockdown it would have been carnage IMO. I knew two people who died from Covid, one at the start during lockdown and one after it had finished. I also had a friend who's wife was seriously ill at it's peak and if there had not been capacity for her in ICU she wouldn't be here today so limiting the amount of hospitalisations probably saved her life and many others.