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My advice is do what my mate did and make sure your credit rating is perfect, get **** loads of loans, money from credit cards and stuff on HP. Flog the stuff on HP then bugger off to somewhere nice and hot for a few years. All the debt will be written off and after (I think) 6 years you can start a fresh if you want to came back, which my mate doesn't.

The dumb skate ****s just don't get it do they? They are still living beyond their means whilst in admin, getting players in on loan on 20K a week, yet they they moan like a bunch of babies when the owner wont dip into his pocket and continue to fund their pathetic **** hole of a club. Chanrai is a money lender, he wants his money back - there is nothing wrong with that you thick ****s. Don't expect him to continue to fund your unrealistic dreams like the previous gun-runner did. You have no money, pay your debts, play your kids and accept that you may have to drop down a league or two - just like we did.

This is great news, Chaplow is the sort of player we need, we look a different team with him and Hammond in the middle. Scheiderlin is not a bad player but when you have Lallana on one side and Chamberlain on the other you need two aggressive ball winners in the middle.

It's not just the UCL that came to the same conclusion... http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/02/100224132655.htm It's quite obvious what they say if you think about it.

Your Amygdala must have taken over half your head if you think researching the human brain and thought is not valid research.

I see all the swollen amygdala heads on here are doing their best to prove the scientists right.

I am aware that there are nasty little mouse like things called rats, and that they are killed as vermin. However it doesn't mean that it's right to kill animals for the fun of it. It's the killing for enjoyment I have issue with not the method of killing. Foxes should be controlled when they are being a pest in the most humane way possible, not ripped apart by dogs because it's something "fun" to do on a bank holiday.

I think is someone goes around killing rats for a laff they are also a c*nt.

Hunting is the exercise of power over a vulnerable prey. This is the source of pleasure it provides for those whose own lives and self-image are inadequate. Shooting should be used where needed for the purpose of control. It should never be done just for the pleasure in killing.

They both kill animals for fun, no difference in my view, except one is frowned upon because it is done by chavs. It shows a lack of intelligence if you enjoy killing animals for fun IMO.

I think we cashed it in and ended up with Forecast. Had no choice because we were skint.

Do you agree with dog fighting as well then?

I don't deny that, just think killing animals for fun is for c*nts.

Only the retarded resident nazi could interpret those graphs as falling temperatures.

What a surpise, our resident climate change denying nazi enjoys killing cute fluffy animals as well.

Target has to be champions but there shouldn't be any toys thrown out the pram if promotion isn't achieved this year. Adkins obviously has the ability to get teams promoted, it would be wise to give him time to build a team.

If anyone thinks what Boyle said about Afganistan makes him racist then they are thick. He was using strong language to highlight racism, there's a big difference. The show wasn't that funny but all this hysteria is nonsense. You can bet your life more people are going to watch the next show when all the saddos tune in just so they can get outraged at how offended they are - stupid ****s.

Don't watch it then, it's not a problem.

They go anywhere near a NATO nation and the USA will rip them a new ass hole. I don't know why anyone is concerned about Russia, it's just paranoia, they have no motivation for another Cold War.

Agree with Delldays, he totally deserves it. I don't know what you have to do to become a knight, but I think in modern day Britain, being a legend in the national sport, banging a spice girl and doing **** loads of charity work more than qualifies. Steve Redgrave was only good at a sport no one gives a **** about.

I don't see what Russia has got do with us.

He was excellent on Mock the Week but the new show is not as funny. The stand up is OK but the sketches are crap. I think his comedy works well on Mock the Week because it is broken up with more light hearted humour from the other comedians, when it is just Boyle it gets a bit much. I wish people would stop moaning about him though, if you don't like his humour **** off and watch something else.

Pinnacle paid them money so the administrator could sit on his fat arse earning shed loads more like. If the administrator sold the club to Liebherr a few months earlier it wouldn't have needed to be kept on a life support machine whilst Pinnacle dicked about.

He is right about the fixture pile up maybe working to our advantage as not many teams have our resources. If I was Nicola I would throw the chequebook at it, get a second eleven as strong as the first and we will rip this league a new ass hole when injuries and suspensions kick in.

Your solar rays theory doesn't seem to impress these guys, who use data collected by NASA. The quote below seems to indicate they might know what they are talking about. All your quotes are theories of how solar rays cause clouds which could effect temperature - that is already known. You don't show any measurements or data that conclusively show that solar rays have increased, clouds have increased and thet correlates to the temperature variations. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11480916 "So we might have the ultimate paradox that in a globally warming world we'd have cold winters in Europe. But it would be an awful lot warmer in Greenland," he said. Professor John Shepherd, who studies climatic change at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, added: "The observations do show that solar radiation does some peculiar and interesting things, which will hopefully be revealed through future research. "As with all other known solar effects since measurements began, these effects are subtle and tiny - certainly nowhere near enough to explain any of the climate changes that we observe."