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In your opinion, not that of the Saudi's, wether you agree with it or not that is their interpretation. If our government had a similar interpretation of the Bible that destroyed all our human rights I would be saying the same thing about that religion. Just as I would be saying it if Christians were flying Jumbo Jets into buildings and commiting mass murder in the name of Jesus.

I agree with you that the Christian religion is also backward, sexist and homophobic. If a goverment was run and had laws based on the extreme parts of the Bible i would be equally opposed to it. The Saudi Government views its interpretation of Islamic law as its sole source of guidance on human rights, it's laws - amputations and floggings etc, are based Sharia law - that is fact. I know it's not politically correct to say it but fact is there is a really screwed up and backward side to Islam, the same could be said of other religions but, for whatever reason, the problem is not as bad as Islam IMO.

I can't agree with that, whilst Christianity and Islam might have similarities to say they are more or less the same is rubbish. The Taliban are strictly religious, while you say they go against the rule of Islam they will say they are following it to the letter. Whilst religious extremists of any type are bad some very religious Islamic countries are completely screwed up, the more religious they are the more screwed up they are IMO. Islam is openly sexist and homophobic, and just because the church is too doesn't make it any more acceptable. To ay the actions of despicable governments like Saudi Arabia are not linked to Islam is nieve in the extreme.

Take out the old farts no one under 70 has ever heard of, and the players bought with dirty gun runner's money and their list consists of Alan Knight, Micky Quinn and Guy Wittingham LOL.

What a load of ******, it make you wonder what sort of idiots are in charge of the country. Every time you hear stories like this you just want to vote Tory, just to hopefully make a change.

It is pathetic that they can't handle the odd wind up, particularly after the were so quick with the -10 jokes when we were facing extinction. I don't usually look at skate sites out of principle but I'm tempted to go on their crappy message board now and do some fishing.

Two trips to Wembley, a Paint Trophy, promotion and the Skates relegation - that's the dream. All very achievable, we have some serious momentum at the moment, the one good thing about the -10 is that there is no weight of expectation, anything they achieve is a bonus. At the moment they look bulletproof.

Just because they don't have a box doesn't mean they don't go to the games or pay for a ticket. Maybe leon thinks that a club owned by a billionaire doesn't need the financial support his box brought.

You get the impression it's only the slight chance of Premiership survival that is holding their tower of cards together. Once the Arabs/Israelis/banks realise it's only a couple of years parachutes they have to fight over, I expect it will get really messy.

I don't think I have agreed with every policy of any party I have ever voted for. I doubt most Labour voters voted for them to invade countries in the middle east and murder thousands in the name of oil. The BNP only have any support in areas of high immigrant population, for these people Labour's open door policy is obviously the main issue so saw voting BNP as the best way to get their point across.

That's rubbish, they will always be a tiny party, they just benefited from a protest vote over MP's expenses and unhappiness over Labour's open door immigration policy. The Tories will obviously get in at the next election so you would hope they will have a tougher stance on immigration. If they say the right stuff they could murder the BNP vote - the vast majority who voted BNP were not racists, they were just fed up with being marginalised in their own country. The BNP are like the Greens in that they are a small, mainly one issue party. The Greens looked like they would make serious inroads but he major parties just all jumped on the environment bandwagon stopping them in their tracks.

It is so so easy to avoid trouble. I've followed Saints and England away for years and never had any trouble, even if it's kicking off all around you it's easy to just walk away. that's why I have no sympathy for the Yeovil thug who got beat up, the way they were acting outside the Alfred it was obvious they were up for a fight - and they got one. Boo hoo he got kicked whilst on the ground - probably make him think twice about acting all hard when totally outnumbered in the future.

I think the BBC have done an excellent job of showing the BNP up for what they are - well done. I expect there are plenty of people watching who voted BNP who are now feeling quite embarrassed, as should the thugs who rucked with the police outside.

"We did not have the £5m but we agreed with three banks to finance the acquisition, and they approved it based on the club financial guarantees we provided, such as annual revenue from TV coverage, and the income of the club real estate and other assets" They are paying the players wages using next season's parachute payments! If they go down they will pass through the Championship like a 3 day old prawn vindaloo.

A special mention has to go to the bunch of nobs outside the BBC protesting. Angry about the BBC giving the BNP publicity, they are causing a fuss and giving the BNP err... even more publicity. ****ing idiots.

The bloke is a nob but as almost a million people voted for his party he has every right to voice an opinion. If anyone has a problem with that, they don't have to watch it.

I agree they are brainless morons, but so were the Yeovil thugs who got their heads kicked in so it's a bit of a non issue for me. It's a bit hypocritical of the old bill to just stand there watching outside the Alfred, then do nothing to stop it kicking off further up the road (which was quite obvious what was going to happen) and now act like it's a big deal from the safety of their office. A bunch of inept cowards IMO. I've followed Saints and England home and away for years and it is so so easy to avoid trouble, those Yeovil fans were just idiots and would have got a kicking acting like that anywhere in the country.

I couldn't give a ****, Can't remember the last time I posted a letter to anyone. Worst case scenario - my National Geographic is a couple of days late.

I think the Mayans are the last people we should take notice of when it comes to predicting the collapsing of civilisations.

I expect the Yeovil fan who got a good kicking was the same muppet who was giving it large outside the Alfred - in which case he deserved it. It would be harsh for some Saints fan to get banged up for giving some guy the fight he wanted - and for that reason I agree with Romsey Saint, on this occasion don't tell tales.

Same here, it's amazing that only a few months ago we were facing oblivion and the Skates looked like they would be making a push for the Champions League with their new billionaire. Now, if we carry on our current from, there is a slight chance that we could be lining up against them next season in the Championship, us with the billionaire and them in financial meltdown - what a fantastic reversal of fortune that would be.

English League Cup - Round 2 second leg - KO 19:45 Portsmouth 1 (0) - 1(0) Blackburn Nightingale 77 Dunn 88 Blackburn win 5 - 1 on aggregate At Fratton Park on 26-09-2000 Attendance: 2731 They played a Prem team, surely there must be a 1 or 2 missing from the front of that?

I think it's more a case of the retards falling for Saggy Chops' charm offensive last week.

Thedelldays, post no 158, Lowe thread... "anyone who thinks he never did anything good for us at all or refuses to acknowledge that are mindless mongs.."

I don't buy that, money was obviously tight but we brought in plenty of players Wotton, Peckhart, Pulis, Forecast, Smith, Holmes, Robertson etc) and paid decent money for Schnerderlin. There was easily scope for a manager to build a side capable of staying up. Forcing youngsters through, an inexperienced foreign manager, and trying to play total football = the perfect recipe for relegation.