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Yes why? He's probably been the second best centre half in L1 this season, would be a good signing and a good partner for Fonte. On another note what about a few Bournemouth players? Been impressed with Pugh, Lovell, Ings and Holland this season.

In certain circumstances then it's probably right, terrorists, murders of children, basically for all cold blooded murder.

Sorry mate, i was reading your comment wrong, for some reason i thought you were replying to me and not Westender!

I agree with A. But i think knocking time off sentances only helps the prisoner and the smooth running of the prison when they are in there, it doesn't help society when they are released. Prisons are there to punish and to protect the public. I think the current parole system works well enough, that way they have boundries and restrictions they are not allowed to break or they will be recalled to prison, but they have to be supervised properly for it to work. the parole systems gives a prisoner an incentive to behave whilst inside anyway.

That's really none of your business, but lets just say it's enough to know that the only people that say they are holiday camps have never been in one and read too many newspaper stories.

Maybe it should but it doesn't. That is where people get it wrong and assume that prisoners get let out early. For a 10 year sentance they will only ever spend a maximum of 2/3s of it in prison. It could mean as little as 5 years if they get parole. It's not a case of good behaviour meaning they get years knocked off, if they get granted parole they get released from custody on the day the judge says parole can be granted but if they do get it they do get it they spend longer on a supervision licence and have strict licence rules to stick to or risk immediate recall. In some cases this could be just being seen in a certain area of a town. BTW being a good boy doesnt automatically mean they'll get parole, it's not as straightforward as that, there are plenty more things they take into consideration.

They dont. When a sentance is set by the judge the judge gives a sentance period, lets say 10 years for example, not all of this is spent in custody though, this is a maximum of 2/3rds of the sentance set by the judge, the remaining 3rd is spent released back on supervison licence, that is what people fail to understand (although tarrifs for life sentances are different). The judge will set a date when the prisoner can apply for parole at the time of sentancing, this is a minimum of half the whole sentance length, so in the case of a 10 year sentance they would be able to apply for parole after 5 years. Parole is then applied for and granted or not depending on behaviour in prision, attitude to offence, probation reports, risk of reoffending etc. If the application is rejected the prisoner can then reapply the following year and every year after that until their release date. It's not a bed of roses when they are released either to go on their merry way doing what they want. They are on licence, have to report to probation and have strict conditions they have to stick to. If there is even a suspicion that the person has offended or is breaking their licence conditions they can be recalled to prison immediately. And sentances are increased for bad behaviour, prisoners get days added for offences inside such as being caught with drugs or alcohol and any criminal offence committed whist inside (eg an assault on another prisioner or officer) are added onto the sentance they are already serving. They dont get let out early, they get let out on the parole date set by the judge and is based on behaviour, rehabilition and risk of reoffending. The assumption that they get let out early for good behaviour is utter nonsense, and based on reading too many newspaper reports and ignorance of the court and sentance procedure.

wind your neck in Plan B.

I would love to see him here, he wants out at Chelsea to get first team football. Personally i think he's a realistic target to having been playing in the championship for the last few seasons

Please tell me which prisons you have been in to know this. And as for your second point regarding Parole, please explain and show examples of where and when sentances have been reduced by parole for good behaviour.

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CDAJFU's Peter Clarke and Pilkington if Huddersfield dont go up Pugh if Bournemouth dont Mackaill Smith if P'Boro dont although he might go anyway Jack Cork or Micheal Mancienne Henri Lanzbury on loan from Arsenal

Neil Kilkenny, good midfield player, available on a free after leaving Leeds.

Well for one, Walcott had played in the championship, made more of an impression and was a year younger. Two Walcott was the most wanted young player in Europe at the time and could have gone anywhere so he payed the going rate it would seem. But IMO playing that sort of money for a young player who may or may not come good is mental and a big risk, Fabian Delph anyone? £8m two years ago only played 10 times for Villa and been out for a year with his cruciates. However if people will pay £10m, we'll take it.

i agree with you, but the question was how much value have they added to the players and the answer is not millions but over £150 million as well as turning some of them into world greats.

Anelka fee - £500k Sold for £22.3m Henry fee- signed £11m sold for e24m - after Wenger had turned him into arguably the best striker in the world at the time. Viera - signed £3.5m sold for e20m - after Wenger had turned him into one of the worlds best central midfielders So make it another £45m of "added value" just on those three players.

Dont forget Oxo has a better football brain than Theo, he's proved this against Dagenham and Redbridge and Carlise. Theo is just a sprinter who cant cross. I loved this line though "the only thing that can stop him from becoming a world great like Messi will be his own attitude, and as he hasn't showed any signs of pretentiousness as yet, I doubt that will be a problem." based on a season of playing against the mighty Gary Borrowdales of this world.

Jack Wilshire, Fabriegas, Aaron Ramsey, Clichy, Eboue, Bendtner, Song, Nasri, Diarby, not forgetting the likes of Gibbs, Lansbury & Frimpong on the fringes of the first team snf been out on loan this season. What sort of players are you expecting it to produce?

You are wrong Jamie, i do rate him, although it's early days, just dont rate him as much as our Nige. I was loving it when he changed the game at MK Dons because all the mugs around me were slagging him off when he came on.

Does it really matter? He doesn't play for us anymore, well at the moment anyway.

No £10m for a player with his first season just out of the way IS mental. So many players built up to be potential world beaters come through the ranks at League One and championship level and look great at that level yet never make it to the heights they were built up to. Jermaine Pennant, Gary McSheffrey, Tom Taiwo, Jason Koumas etc. For every Walcott there are 10 of these, but then Chamberlain is going to be better than Walcott as he has a better football brain and Walcott is just a sprinter who cant cross. LOL!!

He is currently mentoring Aaron Martin. Great player for him to learn off.

Pace to burn??? That's an understatement, he's Jonno Quick. Dont forget that incredible strength as well and his record of scoring a goal for every start he's made, it's no wonder Nige loves him.

Yes Forte.

Dyer was outstanding in the first game!! He wasn't as good last night but still played well. He is also Swanseas player of the season.