That is a completely different debate to the one raised by Whelan. He didn't say certain social groups do better than others did he. Any "seeing what I am trying to do" is just your usual paranoia or possibly a bit of guilt. You can decide which.
What debate? Whilst there may be a number of rich people who happen to be Jewish, lumping all Jewish people in together and saying they chase money is ridiculous. Jewish people being overly represented in Parliament is an entirely separate issue. There is no debate about "Jews" chasing more than others, it isn't true.
Ffs. Both Fonte and Davis are important to us but in terms of an asset they would not command anywhere near the fees of the majority of the rest of the squad.
Is Davis was to be sold he would not command anywhere near the fee that the likes of Lallana, wanyama, Shaw, Clyne, pelle, Tadic etc. Why you think that is undermining him is just weird. It's stating a fact.
That won't work forever and besides, the club said that wouldn't be happening again. I do hope we get some of these players signed up though because otherwise we are going to lose a number of the key ones next summer.
Wish these contracts were thrashed out in private. Has anyone of our big names signed a new contract since the new regime came in? Steven Davies yes but not really a big name.
I agree this is much more interesting than the average friendly. Would be a good opportunity to play the same teams consistently and would inky help the teams involved.
I like the Samsungs due to their sd card support and removable batteries. I got my phone over a year ago now and just replaced the battery and it's like a new device. My mate's iPhone 5 that he got around the same time has very poor battery life now.
I think we need to do everything we can to minimise the chance of wrongful conviction and as you rightly point out that is why the appeals process exists. You would hope that in this case that those who sit in judgement over the appeal will consider what has already been outlined and Ched's argument which is clearly at odds with the verdict.
It's an imperfect world and it's very difficult to get many cases with one hundred percent certainty. I have a second cousin who was wrongfully convicted (thankfully not a major crime) and imo it's just as bad as the crime being committed in the first place. I just hope that in this case the decision after the appeal is the correct one.
I think ALL verdicts should be robustly questioned to make sure they stand up in the face of appeals. What I don't do is assume that because someone has been found guilty by a jury that automatically means their judgement is totally infallible. Ever heard of the West Memphis three?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Memphis_Three
Now again for those hard of thinking, I'm not saying that in this case the judgement is wrong, simply that a jury handing down a guilty verdict is not absolute proof of guilt.