shurlock

I suspect you were born before 1964 or whatever cutoff is for a baby boomer.

Easy to tell who's over 60 here as the lack of self-awareness and gratitude is staggering.

Ignorance is bliss.

The David Davis Atlas of the World.

It's distasteful; but no point moralising about it. The perpetrators look like locals rather than lefties FWIW.

Balders, been out in the sun today?

England are bang average.

As I do. They're all disgusting. Do you find this attack disgusting?

Then you're not looking hard enough - most recently I called the London Bridge attack 'disgusting'. I just happen to disagree with your halfwit kneejerkery.

You just can't do it, can do you pal

You're always quick to express outrage over attacks against other innocents pal.

Sour Mash has racked up double digit posts - has he actually expressed sympathy for the victims yet?

Sour Mash has racked up double digit posts - has he actually condemned the attack yet?

You've changed your tune.

I live nearby -and it seems to have been completely transformed since the days of Abu Hamza. There's always a story of its community and interfaith work in the local media.

A horrible act, hopefully the death/injury toll isn't too high. ISIS must be rubbing its hands with glee.

If clubs have similar incomes, then yes they are similarly sized when it comes to spending power. History, fanbase, stadium capscity etc don't enter the equation.

And fonte gets outjumped for Mexico's equaliser

V.interesting. Watched much of Alaves?

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Uncle Les hoping that lightening will strike twice? Is that what the black box does these days?

That's not necessarily inconsistent with what Saint Billy says. Koeman ultimately had plenty of autonomy and say over signings - far more than the 'Southampton Way' sales pitch would imply. And if reports are to be believed he bristled whenever Uncle Les did try to get involved, notably over playing youngsters.

No - that was lined up before Puel's appointment. Indeed Boufal thought he was signing for Koeman, so admitted he had to reconsider things when he found out Koeman was leaving and Puel was joining. The French Connection is purely coincidental.

Koeman definitely; Puel much less so.

Basically everyone is regurgitating the same Press Association article which contains the British Automatic Fire Sprinkler Association estimate (an example of what Nick Davies would term churnalism). The BBC also ran with it and added its own wrinkle. Seemingly something was lost in translation - not the first time the media has failed to put figures in their proper context (learned from bitter experience).