Sour Mash

Standard. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4986054/Freshers-fair-students-bombarded-leaflets.html?ITO=1490

Abysmal set of fixture changes.

I wouldn't get rid of him yet, but do agree he has been very poor so far, a downgrade on Puel and most worryingly shows little sign of improvement.

You've still not said which of my opinions you disagree with. What's the hold up?

They weren't though. The ridiculous thing was, if you changed our home and away results around for the last few months of the season, everyone would have been happy enough I reckon, but because a few idiots were unhappy they hadn't seen a goal, the boos started. Surely it was only sensible to get rid of Puel if the club were very confident they had a clear improvement lined up?

I would have bought an attacking player this summer and consider that an error from the club, but that doesn't mean Pellegrino isn't underachieving, there's plenty of fairly average sides scoring more than us in the Premier League right now.

100% agree, been like that for ages though. Look how Mourinho took the p**s with our bench when getting sent off last week, they should have told him to f**k off.

We've actually gone backwards from Puel, particularly going forward.

Obviously don't want to get rid of Reed, but our recent transfer activity has been poor. I'd love to know what money was available and what decisions were made last few windows.

Redmond has been s**t for ages.

Same stuff as has been the case for a long time; our football all played in front of the opposition. Rarely get in and behind them, don't test the keeper. Amazing that so many bother and still travel.

Of course it was a foul. Imagine Hoedt had the ball at his feet and was shoved by Lukaku, then went to ground. Defenders get free kicks for less all the time.

Who thinks BBC journalists should have to have a bodyguard to visit a party conference?

Great place for a booze is Stoke, loads of good, cheap pubs dotted about.

. Why are you making stuff up? Not floundering and losing yet another argument?

Meanwhile, back at the Labour Party conference, female BBC journalists are needing to hire bodyguards to attend. Just another tick in the box for the new, kinder politics, along with their anti Semitism.

I'm laughing at you, didn't expect your point to fall flat on its face so quickly

Its a bizarre period of the Labour Party. Labour the party of party of middle class students and academics, long left behind the normal working man they were set up to represent. Policies like tuition fees a clear example of that. Their muddled thinking on Brexit. The likes of Sarah Champion sacked.

Are you being serious? Jeremy Corbyn failed to defeat the worst tory election campaign in living memory. The Lib Dems are dead in the water. More people voted for Brexit than voted for Labour, Lib Dems and the SNP combined in the 2017 General Election - if this is what its like with the left dominating politics, bring it on

What are you on about now? That doesn't even make sense.

Anyone following the Labour Party conference? How that shambles ever got even remotely close to power in this country is a joke that Theresa May and her campaign team should be eternally ashamed of. History will look back and find it particularly strange how a party founded for the working man ended up being a club for posh students and public sector professionals.

Quite. The irony for little Benji and co is that he and is are ilk are doing the bidding of Isis whilst not even realising it. Any issues getting terrorists into the country? Someone like Farage suggesting that the wave of refugees will bring with it terrorists - don't worry, those on the left in the west will shoot them down as racist and make sure a few can get it. Any objection to the spread of mosques or Islamic schools - don't worry, the left will handle that. Anyone questioning the spread of terrorism across western Europe? The left will handle it, the focus will be on the spread of islamophobia, any westerners pointing out the real issue will be hushed, called racist or a recruiter for Isis (not those spreading the murderous ideology), the message from the media will be everything must be "business as usual", "nothing changes", "part and parcel of living in a big city", don't make a fuss, don't speak up, a quick day of headlines on the news, a quick update of social media avatars, then silence until the next attack. Police have foiled seven terror plots in the last 6 months in London alone, on top of those attacks that did happen. But some are more upset by those that highlight the problem, than the continued spread of terror.

Ok, but which of my opinions do you disagree with?

Agreed. And people want more of this here http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/girls-as-young-as-four-forced-to-wear-hijabs-as-compulsory-uniform-in-englands-state-funded-islamic-schools/ar-AAspwpn