TwoPints

It's a 'Jeremy Corbyn' titled thread and the quote you were replying to did quote JC so by implication your comments were a reflection on him. See, told ya! I'm not to familiar with the organisation to be honest but I suspect the soundbites that you've quoted are not credited to the STW group as whole but to some individuals associated with it. Every group that is passionate about its cause has a few 'bad apples' or people with extreme views but that doesn't mean that everyone that supports the aims of those organisations shares their individual viewpoint. I notice that Caroline Lucas was a member until very recently and she doesn't strike me as being someone you would describe as being 'as ugly as they come', but then again I guess that doesn't fit the Corbyn bashing agenda does it? In fact here's some very recent quotes from her: "Jeremy and I have worked together for years and will continue to do so. I have huge respect for him*and we share a commitment to waging peace." "I stepped down as a patron of Stop the War almost a month ago and of my own volition*– not this week as some have reported, nor under any duress. And I did so without any fanfare because*I did not want to cause damage to an organisation with whom I have worked productively for over a decade, and which has played a vital role in the peace movement." Doesn't sound very scary. "The phone hasn't stopped ringing since and all because some want to use the story to attack the left and, in particular, Jeremy Corbyn." The final quote sort of confirms my point really. I guess at the end of the day everyone will make their own minds up, whether that's through believing the right wing red tops or by doing their own research but I think it's a bit rich to suggest JC is some sort of terrorist sympathiser for being a member of a group wanting to stop wars! We'll this is the quote that I found most unbelievable. I added a short list of despots to my earlier comment who are responsible for the deaths and torture of many many people yet you seem to think that a few people who have dared to express an unsavoury opinion (although I suspect that some of their quotes have been taken out of context) are the more 'ugly'. It beggars belief and just reinforces how distorted the arguments about JC have become.

And of course it would be impossible for us to come up with a list of dodgy people that Cameron had shaken the hand of and welcomed into this country with open arms wouldn't it? Although I suspect if that were possible, you might find that those individuals have been responsible for the death of many many more innocent people than the no-names mentioned above from the stw bunch. For the avoidance of doubt, I'm not one of the stw bunch but the amount of one sided tosh spouted about Corbyn on here is unbelievable. Here's a few of Cameron's mates to get you started. I'm sure you can come up with your own. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/31/why-is-david-cameron-welcoming-egypt-autocrat-president-sisi-to-london http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-3280212/David-Cameron-brings-dishonour-Britain-kowtowing-China-s-despots-says-one-PM-s-close-friends.html http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/politics/article4613933.ece

Cancel that... Just seen the post above so I'll try that link.

Thanks folks. Managed to find CTH Stadium so got to watch the second half. Now I seem to be having trouble finding the repo for Kodi. The previous link (http://repo.sportsmania.eu) doesn't seem to work anymore.

Where's Sportsmania gone? Just logged on and there's nothing there. No games on SN either!?

Well if it's any consolation, at least we're losing 2-0 to a team in the top tier of the Premier League and not losing 2-0 to a team in the middle of the 4th division as our friends down the road are. ?

I was there too. It was a great night but ultimately disappointing. I went on the coach and even though it was ages before we left the ground, there were plenty of home fans that had stayed behind to wave us off!

Maybe get the view of the families of the hundreds of British servicemen who lost their lives fighting another unwinnable war in Afghanistan before you 'go in hard' with our troops? Yesterday was a tragic day for France, the French people and any right minded person in this world but many many more lives will be lost sending our troops in to fight an invisible enemy. If ISIS lose ground, they'll just, move elsewhere. There are plenty of despotic countries in this world to shelter them.

Coincidentally I was talking to a Bournemouth fan yesterday who was complaining that the PA at SMS was too loud in the away end. I told him it's sh!t in the Chapel and he thought it was some sort of conspiracy to drown out the singing in the away end. That got me thinking that maybe there is just one big speaker that works in the stadium and that's the away end and the rest of us can just hear that one!

They could have slides going from the top of the stands to the concourse outside the ground. That'll speed things up and provide some last minute entertainment.

I must apologise in advance. Having said that I haven't left a game early since 2003, I do need to leave about 15 minutes early during the Stoke game as I'm going out that night and have to be in P****mouth of all places by 7pm via home first. I can provide a note from my mum if necessary. Talking of leaving early ... There are a group of 4 or 5 people in the middle of the row I sit in who leave 5 minutes early during every game and as there are a few of them it takes even longer for them to get past particularly when the front one always slows down to say goodbye to his mates that sit in the row behind. They don't even wait for a break in play. Bit annoying.

I only ever left a game early once. It was a 2-2 draw away at Fulham and I didn't get to see any of the goals! I'd had a few pints before the game and as the game was a bit crap, I headed off early at half time for a **** and as I got to the concourse I heard the cheer as Fulham scored. Back for the second half, I was in the ground when Svenssen scored an own goal but due to our position in the upper tier, I couldn't see the goal line so didn't see the goal! After that, depression set in due partly to the early beer consumption and the fact that we were 2 down and playing crap so I left early on the basis that I was going to a mates birthday party that evening so thought I might as well get there on time. As I left the ground I heard a cheer from the away end as Beattie scored and as I got to the station, I heard another cheer as we equalised on 90 minutes. I've never left a game early since. [emoji1]

Given BFSs preference for hoofing long balls and with some of the comments in the match thread about the size of our midfielders, to me it made sense to have the taller more robust Yoshida at right back. I thought he did well considering people expected him to be 'torn a new one' by Whatmore on the match thread when in fact he kept him out of the game for most of the match. It's horses for courses and with his display yesterday, I see no reason for him not to rotate with with Cedric when the boss thinks it's sensible to do so. I'd agree with VvD as MotM. Overall I thought we were very comfortable and unlucky not to have got one or two more. Same against Stoke in a couple of weeks and I'll be a very happy bunny.

Lol

Juanmi on for Mane

One if the many interesting facts popping up on CTH.

Yes. The ads and half time comments are in Thai but the commentary is English.

Ooh apparently JWP has been our third fastest player so far after Bertrand and Mane.

I'm on sportamania CTH Stadium 3. Similar high quality.

FFS good save

Yyyeeeeeesssssszz

Penalty

If it's any consolation, West Ham v Everton is the only 3 o'clock kick off with a goal in it at half time.

I think that's true and if it stays nil nil I would think he might be on after an hour to give us an extra outlet going forward.

As usual, the problem we have is breaking down defence minded teams and the final ball just isn't good enough.