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I would rather pay more for petrol start wars thanks.

In other words, because we want to control the region's oil for our own needs they shouldn't have the capability to do anything about it because we dion't like them?

Sorry, I must have missed the bit where Iran invaded two countries next to the US or UK. How exactly are they threatening us - by having their own defence capability?

Iran has every right to be a regional superpower, and it's not them who have been throwing their weight around recently. Iran also has every right to be aggressive towards the UK and the US given the history between the countries and the fact that two of it's neighbouring countries have been invaded.

the problem is when the new EPPP rules kick in it will mean the end of bringing through the likes of Bale, Walcott and Chamberlain and selling them for decent money. The top talent will just walk out the door to Arsenal for a few grand. We shouldn't kid ourselves, even if we get to the Prem the best players will still want to play for Man Utd, Arsenal etc.

Don't believe everything you read.

Why should they not have nukes? They have every right to defend themselves, especially given their vast natural resources.

I couldn't give a monkey's chuff if Iran had nukes, I don't blame them. They would be foolish not to invest in defence given the fact that both their neighbours have been invaded by the US. You have to be a mug to believe all this anti Iran propaganda, it's a carbon copy of the lies that led to the Iraq war.

What age can you sign kids on a pre-contract contract then?

So what is the point in these new EPPP rules then, every club could just sign their 12 year olds up on long term contracts that take effect when they are 17?

I think we're forgetting that the new academy rules come into effect next season so he will probably go to Arsenal for peanuts.

This Cala bloke has got to be some sort of p!ss take. Just had a look at his message on http://www.undersearesort.com and this is how it ends: "However, the Undersea's biggest contribution may be that it will give a great opportunity for humankind to learn that marine life is as caring and loving as we are with our own loved-ones." Either a match made in heaven for our fish fiddling friends or an elaborate wind up.

As England's capital, London will always be part of England. As an important node in the global economic system we could benefit from it at the expense of the Scots and Welsh.

Another f*cking massive waste of cash, commissioned bt that one eyed Scottish idiot no doubt.

It's about time us English got to vote on this issue, we would be better off without Scotland and Wales dragging us down. The city of London is where the money is.

Waste of money. A bunch of ****** commuters get to work 30mins earlier, big deal. Don't see why it will make any difference to business, people can work on the train now anyway.

"The Premier League's parachute payments have been going directly to football creditors but Portsmouth will also directly receive £28 million from that pot before the end of the 2013-14 season. Further funding had been coming from CSI but, following the arrest last November of their main shareholder Vladimir Antonov, new investment is needed. It is estimated that around £11 million would secure Portsmouth's long-term future. "The parachute payments will effectively deal with the obligations of the CVA," said Andronikou. "We need someone to come in and deal with working capital. On a PNL basis (profit and loss) – on a pure performance basis – the club is washing its face. The existing board have done a fantastic job but it still needs working capital." So they spunk all CSI's investment on a load of new players to help out perform their relegation rivals, yet are still not a sustainable business? I can't believe the other FL clubs will let them get away with it, cheating c*nts.

**** yeah, 500 quid would do me.

Millwall away is a tough game IMO, if we drew them at home I would be happy but I can see us going out in that one.

Except with our away form it will probably be an easy win for Millwall.

THis is how the BBC called it... Manchester City red card: It goes from bad to much, much worse for City. Vincent Kompany slides on Nani. It is two-footed, he is slightly off the ground, but a red card? I don't think so. It's a wet surface and it wasn't really dangerous. A tad over-zealous yes but a very harsh decision. Nani hurdles countless tackes every game.

There was no contact with Nani and the ref got it wrong if he thought there was excessive malice.

That's ******, it was never a red. He got the ball cleanly with his right foot and his left was on the floor when he made contact.

A complete tosser, he can f*ck right off.

Most of my mates who go just go to footie for a laugh and a few beers, the internet is mainly used for music, facebook and pornography.