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I would be AMAZED if he didn't.

Did you nail her?

Even though exams are easier than they used to be well done Andy.

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Bad day at school?

He was once just a normal know-it-all teenager. I think you should be more tolerant of people with attitude problems.

The behaviour of a player is a reflection of a manager. A good manager can manage 'difficult' but talented players. It's a great opportunity if you're good enough to do this.

Would you prefer to live in Syria, Iran, China or Rhodesia? There has to be a balance and I think we've got it about right. If we get too tough then our democracy is beaten by these people and we'd all suffer just like we've all suffered by measures taken to combat Islamist terrorists.

Adkins worked with him an Sc/nthorpe so if we sign him he'll do so knowing he can manage him. Look at Stan Collymore - an utter c/nt but Barry Fry could manage him.

You can't have too many strikers. He'd be a great signing.

I'm always right so you should do it more often.

Hose your bin out, use a wheelie bin liner, use nappy bags for the cat mess, don't be such a dirty tramp. If you are after sympathy you have none from me. Being a skanky is nothing to be proud about.

This is just it. Most of them will come out worse than when they went in. It would have been so much more rehabilitative to have to have had community based sentences for petty thefts i.e stealing a bottle of water. Someone got 6 months for this!

No day out at the footie would be complete without a matchday picnic, but i'm getting a bit bored with marmite sarnies, dairy lea lunchables, scotch egg and muller rice washed down with a flask of tea. What do you put in your matchday picnic?

here http://www.itfc.co.uk/page/player/LatestNews/0,,10272~2423312~1,00.html

Just ignore it. It's not your problem.

+ any Skates that may pop in can't see this on the main board.

Let's not get carried away. It's early days.

If someone nicks a pair of trainers on a normal day or during a looting session they are still nicking a pair of trainers. (I prefer to use the word "rehabilitation" rather than punishment) This is no different to fighting in a town on a friday night versus fighting after a few beers on the day of a football match. It's closer to marxism than to democracy having a penal system that is politically influenced.

In the case of an arsonist who endangered life i'd agree with a tough sentence.

Is that tough as in tough or tough as in tough?

It's quality not quantity. They've gone quiet about being the biggest club now.

Some of the sentences handed out so far do seem over the top. Clearly this is not about punishment or rehabilitation, but is all about sending out a message. This doesn't seem like justice to me. In a democracy the punishment should fit the crime. This is not to say the rioting/looting wasn't disgraceful btw.

The same can be said of Spain and Gibraltar. We all know that we are weaker because of the cuts but so are our potential enemies. I'm just thankful that we have a nuclear detterent because while we have this we will always punch above our weight and sit at the top table.