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Old people learning new skills, maybe you should be paying extra for the training.

Security maybe, and to stop ticket touts. To stop people giving them to friends or selling them game by game. Digitally you can normally transfer tickets through the wallet, so the club can see who's in the seat, what's happening.

Why don't Brighton want him as a player coach and mentor?

https://x.com/SouthamptonFC/status/1794773616514437562

Fuckin brilliant. High risk, high octane way to go up.

Good first half. Soaked up the pressure and some neat attacking play. Well done Saints. 🙏🙏🙏

I missed the episode with CB Fry's car, is it available on catch up?

When you say 'member of the season' what do you mean? I need know before I vote.

It's fear mongering, the Beebs photo of Corbyn in a Russian hat worked well for them last time and security has been seen as a weak point for Labour historically. They see this as a good battleground area for them. Downden, Sunaks best political friend, obviously put out the prepping stuff for this reason.

It's not that baffling as we are in the run up to a GE and stuff like this comes out in speeches and campaigning before the manifesto launch. Sunak wants to be seen as the candidate for security. Compelling kids to do something won't be popular, but some sort of scheme for the kids interested would be good.

Stephen Schumacher left for Stoke and Ian Foster was sacked after 16 games for a 20% win rate. They stayed up with an interim in charge, so they are on the look out for a new manager.

He left for Stoke City.

Apparently it's the FA Cup final today, who knew.

We'll now be able to recognise you on the pitch afterwards.

It takes a lot of effort and writing skill to look like the twats that we come across as.

There's an enquiry because things got way out of hand. That's the POs and Vennells fault, they brought the discomfort on themselves.

🤣 predicted text or lack of coffee or a bit of a thicko.

It's symbolic that PV is being questioned on the same day that parliament had to enact the unprecedented, and possibly never to be repeated, mass exoneration of wrongly convicted SPM. I don't buy into the idea that she is an escape goat, it was in her gift on numerous occasions to act completely differently but she choose to always put the PO first. No doubt she will continue to do that again today. She sucked good and hard on the public sector teat for too long.

Since the GE was called some Tory MPs have sent in no confidence letters to the 1922 Committee, they are addicted to this now. Sunak talking to 'workers' at a factory in Derbyshire and it turns out the are all conservative councillors planted by the party. Day one didn't go well for Sunak.

There are a lot of leaps in that statement. So for now I'm still in the 'only way to solve this is a two state solution' camp.

Give an outline of how it will work, because I don't believe it can.

Seriously, you've got a problem mate.

Of course you are telling people how to feel, you're saying the surrounding countries should just have accepted things gracefully from day one, with not an ounce of empathy for how they might have felt. The west came in did their arrogant bossing people around thing for a bit, then fucked off out of the area leaving it fundamentally changed forever. And you expect the inhabitants to not react, that's why you lack a level of understanding. If that happened in our region and we didn't react you'd be calling them wet, pinkos, son-in-laws. There were people when Israel was form who wanted to take the West Bank and there are people now that want it as part of Israel proper. They would have gone in there at some point. You do know that a country is a political/administrative construct and that you can dislike it and not the people. Isreal is the Milton Keynes Dons of countries. Anyway the only solution to this situation is a two state one.

You talk about Israelis neighbours as though they are evil states for not wanting Israel to be formed, "who at the time denied Israel should even exist", is a bit dramatic. It was an understandable response to their region being changed forever by a remote organisation. It's easy for you to talk this way with the luxury of time and distance, but it shows a lack of understanding. Telling people how they should feel won't solve the problem.

I was agreeing with RB, because there is massive hurt on both sides. The point I was making is that one side is a country and the other side isn't.