JohnnyShearer2.0

Wow, cretins. Didn't Helborg himself say they're preparing for the final straight after losing to Saints anyway. I dont understand fans and how they think.

Agreed. There should guardrails for the police without political interference or mandated guidelines. There should be a framework to follow. Hopefully this sad episode will bring some sense back. Frustratingly it is being used to push people's agendas. I've watched a few videos and seen some of the reasoning from Robinson. Not sure how you can deport British citizens without revoking thier citizenship. The Digwa family have been arrested now as well, so hopefully they'll be charged accordingly. Fucking cunt Digwa has really fucked it up for the local community.

I thought that Saints fan was going to cry at the end. Seriously said he couldn't wear his Saints shirt anymore. Its only football at the end of the day. My 10 year old kid is already over it compared to that sop.

In fairness that reporter wouldn't have had the balls to say that to a more prominent manager. I thought it was bang out of order and obviously he was baiting a response

In fairness he riles up people with the way he says stuff but at least consistent with his views (well, I think he is) and he does make a case for most of what he says. I dont always agree with what he says but can see his angle.

It's all just click bait. After champions league and now, no other news its back to the evil doers of Southampton. As for Alex Crook. My sources tell me that he's a cunt.

Man, I hope we can keep one of them. If we do, that would be amazing. Scienza has had so much exposure, hopefully he appreciates that knowing he could get a move after this season. However if a big bid comes in, I cant see him staying.

Genuine question, can MPs / papers etc speak in a case whilst it is on-going? I didn't they could otherwise it may harm the judgement. Regardless, Starmer should have been on this asap.

Hey, dont you dare show that to Boro fans, skates and the self righteous. This is a false equivalence and not as BAD or EVIL as Saints spying. Nb. Im joking.

Well this the contentious part. Traditionally fully baptised Sikhs will wear a Kirpan (knife) that is one to two inches long, sheathed and is blunted at the end. In a lot of cases the knife will bolted down in the cover. Not every Sikh will carry one, the majority do not as we're not all baptised I.e. I cut my hair and love booze too much. Also normally it is put of sight and underneath clothing. Some wear a smaller one on a necklace but within the Sikh community traditionalists do not believe that is correct (that's what I understand - I might be wrong). However this guy was carrying two. The second, knife can be termed as ceremonial but ordinarily Sikhs would not be carrying one like that around. This was a long knife with a sharp point end, this was used as the weapon. It went into Henry and did not leave gash but more of a puncture would, leading to more internal bleeding than external. Hence why it wasnt obvious to the police. Here the police didnt do themselves any favours. From the video, you can see that they took Digwa's word AND did not take Henry's pleas seriously enough.

This.

Just watched it. Agree, the police should have realised Henry wasnt right just by his slurred speech and lack of movements. They haven't helped themselves here. Digwa and family are deplorable. The knife used was also one that causes more of a puncture wound from what I've read and it led to internal bleeding.

Yep, his brother and mother next to get banged up for trying to pervert justice.

The jury needs to look at itself long and hard. The evidence is all there to see what the scrotes did.

This one has me riled up. As a British Indian Sikh, the Digwa guy has used his religion and race to try to cover up his actions. They were deplorable and condemned by the community. The guy didn't use the ceremonial kirpan but another knife as a weapon. As a result a young adult has been murdered. Police should have listened to Nowak.

Not sure it is utter nonsense. Would it not make sense to frame transgressions and then codify punishments so that its clear to all of what the consequences are.

Arsenal sat back too much. I think they could have given PSG if they were a little more confident. The two penalty misses against an awful goalkeeper. That's just poor. Not sure why Eze did the stupid run up. As for getting a cb to take the 5th penalty...

Harsh, just now. Not even a VAR check on the pull down. Seen plenty of those given .

Mate, this started with Brexit and then open season on visas for all sorts including dodgy colleges and care homes.

It kind of is still undefined still. Although there is a precedent now. But the EFL needs to codify all sorts of misdemeanours so that there is no ambiguity or doubt left as to what punishment happens in situations x / y and z.

I'm hoping Rento does come through but he's still young - 18 I think. So hopefully he'll recover and go out on loan again. Probably Goztepe! Does seem to have something about him, so fingers crossed.

No they dont have to be but worth utilising if players are available. He did a decent job of helping Sunderland get promoted two seasons ago. So is a decent option to look at if Saints are being proactive.

I get it that Saints cheated. The 72 hour rule was broken and we gained knowledge to our advantage. However some of the vitriol is laughable and a little unhinged.

Still a lot of self righteous boro fans on Reddit continually calling Saints scum. Although I think there are fair few skates mixed in there too.

Plenty of clubs would be interested. Not from the premier league though unless its one of the promoted ones. One less team to go after Bree!