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Yellow for Bertrand. Misses the Fulham game.

Unlucky Armstrong. Good save.

At least Maya did well to close down and force him to the outside for that one. Better defending.

The fact that he has been left out in favour of Austin up until now is simply unforgivable.

Lovely skills from Hoedt!

Lost my stream and missed it. Good goal?

It's back now.

The time and space we allowed him to get to the edge of the box there was pathetic.

Deary me. Awful defending gifting them a great early chance.

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Same old GM, huh. Why do you keep on doing this to yourself year after year without learning any lessons? Once again you can't actually argue your point with any verifiable facts, so you default to churlish insults when it doesn't go your way. Your claim that Dover is not important to UK's international trade is completely false, yet you keep falling back on your 94% figure which, as Shurlock and others have already shown, is a completely erroneous argument. You remind me of a child who simply has to have the last word, and would rather shut himself away in his room and sulk than admit to being wrong.

Careful Shurlock, with GM's record he will most likely view this as a sign that you are conceding the argument and that he has in fact 'won'. It's like playing chess with a pigeon.

If Americans will happily elect a man who mocks disabled people and thinks it's OK to grab women by the pussy, but will refuse to vote for a potentially decent man because he used a swear word in public, then there is something very seriously wrong with US society.

Nobody has voted for 'no' as yet, and only 3 undecided. Pretty much unanimous really, as expected.

Any snippets on the likelihood of Hughes going/staying?

Can't say I'm surprised. I really hope that the club have been planning this for a while and doing due diligence on replacements, and that this isn't just a knee-jerk sacking for the sake of it.

Would probably be the most one-sided poll on here since Kelvin won the MOTM poll for that Leeds game in 2011.

Our dear Brexit secretary admitting that he didn't fully appreciate how important the Dover-Calais crossing is to our international trade. In the words of CB Fry - Jesus f*cking wept!

The thing is that a lot of it is perfectly believable, because there is already a lot stuff we already know which backs up aspects of it. For instance: The govt have already voted to grant themselves Henry VIII powers Liam Fox has already been in talks with the US over trade deals Theresa May has already publicly threatened to turn the UK into a tax haven if we don't get a deal All of the rhetoric so far has been that the blame for failure to yet agree a deal is solely the fault of the EU I've followed this guy for a while now and he has been spot on with his snippets and revelations numerous times. I have no reason to simply dismiss him out of hand, and as extreme as some of it may sound, none of it would surprise me when you look at who is driving it all. But yes, I am also mindful of the old saying "Never ascribe to malice that which can be explained by incompetence". And let's face it, "competent" is never a word you would use to describe this sh*tshow of a government.

On the subject of Ched Evans... https://www.thestar.co.uk/news/sheffield-united-striker-ched-evans-to-sue-lawyers-over-lost-earnings-after-overturned-rape-conviction-1-9431406

And yet he is repeatedly proved correct with his assertions. May has got nothing to do with it. She's just an expendable fall-girl for the Tories right now. The only reason they are letting her stay in her post is so that she can shoulder the public blame for the inevitable economic fallout after we leave. Once Brexit has been delivered, she will be betrayed and removed so quickly her feet won't touch the ground.

https://twitter.com/J_amesp/status/1046828583484821504 This guy is usually bang on the money with anything to do with Brexit. The picture painted here is horrifying, but entirely believable. So I ask everyone: Given a straight choice between leaving under the scenario laid out in this thread or remaining, what would you choose?

He's been our most consistent performer this season. He appears to have a drive and determination that is lacking in many others and he is a natural leader. It's a no-brainer for me.

I still can't fathom why somebody as quiet and casual as Bertrand is still our captain. Maybe Hughes does recognise that he isn't the ideal candidate but he doesn't want to take it off him in case it upsets him and demotivates him even further. Who knows. But I'm also in the 'give it to Hoj' camp. He's the perfect fit for the role, and he's also one of the only players to have given a good account of himself so far this season.

And now Banks has been found guilty of using his insurance firm to send anti-EU propaganda to its customers in a blatant breach of privacy laws, and fined a measly £135,000. No wonder he's so f*cking smug. And with all the other investigations ongoing, this is just the tip of the iceberg as far as his involvement in the leave campaign goes. The mandate for Brexit is now about as strong as Saints' chances of being in the PL next season.