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If Nigel signs tomorrow, as Radio Humberside predict, then I cannot see how anyone can criticise him on this issue.

Latest feeling at Radio Humberside is that Nigel will join us tomorrow. Just said so on the news.

I like this station. Reminds me of Smooth Radio.

All we ask is for a little more balance and a bit less of the pink jacketed millitant. You clearly have a grievance against the club right now, but that doesn't mean that every angle has to be used to pursue your mission against the club. I have a massive problem with the ticket tax, but that is one issue and it doesn't mean that i'll take a view on another issue based on my view of that issue. I think you need to take a step back and stop being so negative for the sake of it.

This. A lot of people are getting in a flap without knowing the facts.

We're not a PLC anymore in case you hadn't noticed.

Phil Brown now EVS with Adkins drifting to 3/1. The bookies haven't got a clue.

I'm sure you're right.

Burning the Koran is very uncivilised and brings us down to their level.

Maybe he doesn't get his free season ticket anymore.

You seem very bitter.

It has everything to do with the Marxists, because it's these people who are the communist agents intent on destroying the free world.

In this instance I have no complaints with Corteses handling of things so far, because the situation is fluid and none of us know the ins and outs. That said if we end up with Phil brown I won't be amused.

I make no apology for having the opinion that she would have made a brilliant Prime Minister.

As Ian Smith states in his autobiography: I had never found Wilson personally offensive, although he was occasionally a trifle superior, but, as that kind of behaviour never affects me, it was of no consequence. Our problem lay in a deep-rooted distrust of him, of his constant vacillation. One minute he was agreeing with the Africans and their excessive demands; the next he was trying to come to an agreement with un in conflict with his concessions to the Africans. In mitigation it should be conceded that he always had the extreme left wing of his party on his back, which believed that he should not even talk to us. These people were worse than the African politicians who, no matter how misguided, were at least trying to gain for themselves benefits that they had failed to achieve through their own efforts. The stary-eyed Liberals, by contrast, were trying to atone for the guilt complex associated with their country's past history. Not only is this complex ill-founded, it is cowardly; they are trying to run away from their own history. They have allowed themselves to be brainwashed by the communist propaganda, which besmirched colonialism as suppression and exploitation. The communists wanted the metropolitan powers out so that they could get in to spread their doctrine of Marxism-Leninism, their own brand of colonialism. And, of course, as the record shows, they were succesful, not only in Africa, but in the Americas, the Middle East and the Far East. In reality; colonialism was the spread of Western civilisation, with its commitment to health, justice and economic advancement, into to areas which were truely 'darkest Africa'. The people in these areas of sub-saharan Africahad never seen a white man, had no written language, no medical facilities, and no currency, so barter was their only means of trade. The development and advancement of sub-saharan Africa has been remarkable, and today they enjoy a standard of living which is much higher than a number of other third world countries; the credit for this is due to colonialism. But it is sad to record that they have been going downhill over the past few decades, since the ending of colonialism. Not only are their economies in tatters, but their people are denied their basic rights; freedom and justice. So I say to the people of Europe that if their countries were involved in the colinisation of sub-saharan Africa, they should hold their heads high, be proud of their historical association with forces that brought light to the dark continent, helping it's people to emerge into modern civilisation. I myself prefer having dealings with some of these honest-to-goodness black people, than with the two-faced Liberals of the Labour Party or the Fabian Society. So you see the real communist threat comes through the gullible and un-educated left wingers and their incompent and naive attitudes, more than from the communists themselves. Thankfully the vast majority of British people are not left wing idiots as shown by the comments Smith recieved aboard HMS Tiger: ...and when our glasses were charged the chief petty officer formally welcomed me, and raising his glass said: 'To Rhodesia.' We had a good swig, and expressed not only my thanks but my surprise, to which he replied 'you don't have to worry, the compliment of this ship is 674; 672 are on your side, and the other two buggers went overboard long ago1' Later that evening my secretary recounted that, if Harold Wilson entered their mess, he would certainly get a frosty reception. So any idea that I might have found myself at a psychological disadvantage was wishful thinking on Wilson's part.

UAF and their ilk.

He was 14's a minute ago. I wish i'd put a quick tenner on at that price. He's now almost EVS's.

I'll be gutted if it's Brown.

That tw4t Phil Brown is now favourite.

God I hope not.

Pardew was never a good manager. If if was any good he'd have got us into the play-offs last season after we were 6 points adrift at Christmas. He certainly talked a good game though.

It's all done bar dotting the i's and crossing the t's. Don't panic.

I'm just glad we're no longer managed by Alan Pardew. I never liked his arrogant demeanor.

We have some really clueless fans if some of the responses on this thread are anything to go by. In NA we have a manager that is hungry for success. Give the guy a chance - he seems sound as a pound from the clips i've seen of him.

I'm very happy with this appointment. Welldone Nicole.