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I don't disagree, just fail to see the link between the technique you use for holding cutlery and being a rude slob. You can behave in a polite respectful manner without conforming to pointless ancient rules, likwise you can hold your cutlery the "correct" way and still be a rude, ignorant ***t.

Weird that, because my mate is the biggest slob I know and he's close to being a millinaire before his 32nd birthday. My (very successful) creative director turns up at corporate dos looking like a tramp - makes no difference because he's bloody good at his job.

I don't think it's Polite or courtious to inspect how people hold their knife and fork and judge them on it. You can hold you cutlery any way you choose and still behave in a respectful manner without talking and splattering fellow dinners. just because you are not conforming to a bunch of stupid rules thought up by posh dickheads centuries ago doesn't mean you are rude. Likewise if you hold you knife and fork in a certain way and sit there looking down your nose judging people it doesn't make you a better person. Typical English snobbery ****** which I detest, I suppose half of Asia are scum because they eat with their hands?

Says the man with an arse for an avatar.

So is it just a case of waiting for funds then?

For some reason it was being featured behind Reading that really ****ed me off.

We are 14th in division 3 by the way.

Who gives a fukk how you hold your knife and fork, anyone who cares is a d!ck.

If we're going to mount a serious challenge this is the sort of game we need to win IMO.

If the terms were reasonable why hasn't some other building company taken over - there are plenty of builders looking for work.

Some crimes though there is no doubt at all. It's when this is the case, and it's the most severe type of murder then the death penalty should be used.

I think he'll be off in January, might have a chance of keeping him here if we are looking odds on for promotion though.

True, still no need to have a dig at them though.

What, a League 2 club trying to make money! Dirty, money grabbing ****s

I think the pricing is spot on. Just think the dig at Shrewsbury is a bit pathetic.

You don't think it's hypocritical of a club owned by billionares, which has one of the highest ticket prices in the league, and introduced a booking fee and parking charges having a pop at Shrewsbury for trying to make money?

The Lampit thing makes sense now, get a respected FA person to take charge just to get the golden share, then one that's sorted put the Israeli property developer in control.

How much do these sites charge for buying and selling?

Glad it's cheap but the "lining their pockets" comment is a bit unnecessary. Not every club is owned by one of Europe's richest families, the FA Cup is the one chance for smaller teams to earn some decent money.

There's too many reasons to bother explaining every one. Most important reason is that the minute SFC knew they were trading insolvently they went into admin, and did everything by the book. AND we've been punished. -9 when you were already down is not a punishment.

I knew the average Skate was a bit thick but this PFC123 guy takes the ****. You need to be seriously retarded to think what happened at SFC is the same as pompey.

How could they possibly borrow more money, there is nothing left to secure anything on?

I would say I'm more left wing than right, I certainly would never vote Tory. There is obviously no evidence either way about the BBC's bias as it's subjective. It's just an impression I get from watching it and reading the website, any story that helps the left wing agenda seems to be covered with particular vigor.

It did improve when Lambert went off, I think Barnard's extra movement helps the team. I would drop him for the next game.

The BBC definitely have a left wing bias, that is pretty obvious. I suppose in this case they are directly effected by government cuts so are bound to be against them.