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You make yourself look more foolish with every disgusting terrorist incident from these Islamist extremists that occurs.

Agree with all of that, good post.

If someone wants a premier league job then it doesn't look like the top 7 will be getting rid any time soon. I reckon we could get tuchel and he seems like he might be a good fit.

That's the major frustration of last year when we had the opportunity to buy some real quality as we also had the attraction of Europe. We were lightweight in too many areas and we didn't do our usual trick of finding a gem or two to polish into a £30 million + player. If we do similar this summer then we won't have the cushion of a VVD to fall back on.

We go through this whole charade every season now with posters saying force the player to stay. The reality is that someone will come in with a mega bid and we won't be able to turn it down. I accepted he was going months ago and it makes it a lot easier to accept. I'm excited to see what replacements we get in, I'm hoping with the money we can upgrade a few positions that suffered in quality last season like a proper Mane replacement, another DM and a Tadic replacement if we sell him too.

I agree with your first point duckhunter. The bias was laughable. I mean whatever your political affiliation, nothing that Paul nuttal said warranted the constant booing and ridicule from the audience. It's very frustrating when a significant political point of view is effectively silenced in that matter and I can see what ukip leaning voters say when they talk about BBC bias and not being given a fair hearing. The whole thing was very poorly done and I'm annoyed that may or corbyn are the choices to lead the country. What a shambles.

It's a terrible choice and an absolutely awful election. I imagine the vast majority of the public will be very disillusioned.

Believes the feminist wage gap lies and is in the group for women and equality so not for me thanks.

Incredibly biased audience despite corbyn doing well. They are loving the greens.

The point is we don't have to choose one over the other. The fact we got one and not the other is part of the problem.

Have you heard something Duncan? We should have gone for silva...

We southerners never forget.

Well either that or people are correctly responding to his posts by calling them what they are- complete and utter b*llocks rather like that poster from a few years ago who was convinced that people hated players like Martina because they were racist.

[emoji38] not this again! Hitler was not a Christian you complete fruit loop.

We make a nice little club in your own deluded mind because it's easier for you to process things that's way. It's really the mindset of a racist to lump everyone who thinks differently to you into one category. What you have also missed are other Muslims who have been in the media who believe it is very much to do with Islam. How do you explain them? I've never said all Muslims are terrorists by the way, that's just another lie to add to the litany you have already spouted throughout this thread. On a separate note, I see that well known Christian Katie Hopkins has proved she has much in common with that other Christian icon Adolf Hitler by calling for a final solution. That's just more evidence to definitively prove that Hopkins is indeed a holy figure in the faith. We can file the latest piece of evidence next to her claim that she was Jesus Christ and Hitler having a Christian belt buckle.

I'm utterly astounded that the Tories have fecked this up so badly. Their manifesto was so uninspiring and lacking in hope that I feel that some will vote the fantasy manifesto of labour simply because it offers some sort of optimism. If the Tories get a reduced or non existent majority then they really will only have themselves to blame.

You are right that there are a very high number all over social media (many of them celebrities like Katy Perry asking for no borders whilst living in a secure mansion separated from the outside world.) but I have heard some encouraging noises after this atrocity and I do think people are recognising that we are going through the same things on a monthly basis now and simply shrugging our shoulders and saying there is nothing we can do about Islamic terrorism is no longer an option. I compare the reaction of the Manchester attack to the Charlie Hebdo one and I can see a definite change of opinion in some people.

Do you reckon the people slagging off mane were the ones subsequently calling him world class? Or do you think they might have been different posters?

Really strange response. Many posters sneeringly asking for real suggestions about what can practically be done and when I offer something- whether you agree with it or not- your response is a sarcastic put down rather than a proper reply. With attitudes like that it's little wonder that the majority of the public have turned against the left.

I don't know how big a problem the immigration issue is. For me I do think there should be more initiatives working with mosques and more powers to investigate mosques that are suspecting of harbouring terror. Certainly the hate preachers like Abu hamza openly preaching hatred should have been dealt with much earlier than they were. There's clearly a middle ground between raiding all mosques and deporting all Muslims and what we currently do and hopefully some sensible initiatives can be worked out to reduce the likelihood of attacks in the future. An expert on five live earlier said the Tories should do more to work with more conservative imams rather than just the liberal ones and that sounds like a good start to me.

I stopped reading when you said I have a problem with Muslims as frankly you are an idiot. The laughable thing is I married into a Muslim family and by your own admission you do not know any personally yet you act as if you are the spokesman for the Muslim population. You are the very definition of a virtue signalling leftie, safe in your leafy suburb whose views are aired simply to make yourself feel smug and superior to others. Frankly you and others of your ilk are part of the problem but thankfully you are a diminishing number as more people wake up to the problem and more practical solutions are offered. It's not about demonising all Muslims, it's about recognising that Islam is a part of the problem and discussing how various parties including Muslims can come together to tackle this issue. Burying your head in the sand does more harm than good.

agreed but then this is morning telly so probably not much time for an in depth discussion. I think he made some good points, certainly more nuanced than the likes of soggy on here who reject outright the notion that this has anything to do with Islam at all. I think the most productive conversations to be had are those that acknowledge that Islam is very much a part of this and discuss how it can be combatted by a number of parties. My suggestion is that a lot more needs to be done within the mosques themselves.

Extremely sorry to hear that Guan. These things always hit home harder when they affect you personally. My condolences.

Why are you attempting to lump everyone in together? I wouldn't insult someone like moonraker by pretending your mad views are shared by him. Kindly don't do the same to me thanks. I know it suits your agenda and is easier for you to handle when you pretend that everyone who thinks there is an Islamic extremism problem in the UK that could at least partially be handled by the Islamic community is a racist by please try to understand that there is a wide spectrum of views on this issue, many which strongly disagree with you.

Personally I'm fed up with empty platitudes. Pray for Manchester, this won't defeat us. What's the point? It's the same meaningless comments every time.