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Delighted that Tonda put out a strong side today. Call me old fashioned but I think it is highly disrespectful to both the fans and to the competition to put out a weakened side, no matter what the circumstances. We should be pushing to get as far as we can in the cup as well as aiming for the play offs. Winning becomes a habit. Today’s result will give the whole club a lift and provide positive vibes for the forthcoming league matches.

You don’t think that a large proportion of Reform supporters want “foreigners” out? No surprise there then. We really don’t need polls to tell us what Reform supporters want but to try and pretend that they are not what they are, good luck with that.

Did anyone say that in 1976?

Nothing dodgy here at all… “Donald Trump’s son, Barron Trump, reportedly made a stunning $30 million oil purchase just 48 hours before tensions with Iran erupted into open hostilities—an investment that is now drawing intense global attention. The timing has raised eyebrows as the energy market faces massive disruptions. Qatar has declared a state of emergency and halted gas production, while Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has threatened to cut off gas supplies to Europe. At the same time, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claims control over the critical Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important oil shipping routes. Meanwhile in Washington, political tensions are also rising. Congress has voted to block President Trump from ordering new military strikes, yet the Pentagon is pushing ahead with a $50 billion funding request following the loss of nearly $2 billion in military equipment. On the battlefield, the human cost continues to climb. A recent U.S. strike reportedly sank an Iranian warship, leaving around 150 people missing. In another dramatic development, Russia is said to be preparing to secure Iranian nuclear sites after losing contact with Tehran’s nuclear leadership. With Saudi oil storage nearing full capacity and global markets on edge, Barron Trump’s massive oil investment has fueled debate about the intersection of private financial moves and a rapidly escalating geopolitical crisis.”

The madness continues. https://www.ksat.com/news/world/2026/03/07/dozens-killed-in-lebanon-as-israel-searches-for-signs-of-navigator-missing-for-40-years/

Thanks guys!

Help please. It says it’s on Discovery + but it looks like you have to sign up to TNT?

“Patriotic” Farage lobbying against his own country again.

Both “weak” and “inspiring?” Not sure how that works? Anyway, standing up to Trump is not being “weak.” Taking decisions which are unpopular is not being “weak.” It has been a long time since we have had a PM that looks like a grown up on the international scene. If you want “weak” people, take a look at Trump and Farage. Anyone who gives in to base instincts is not a strong person. Bullies are not strong. They are weak. The people you support are weak. You are weak. It takes strength to do the right thing. Something you know nothing about.

Everyone far right? I only label those as far right who spout far right rhetoric or who support those who spout far right rhetoric.

Perhaps the same fate awaits Trump? Oh wait, bone spurs.

So nic, do you think that we should follow and adhere to the laws, or only when it suits our purpose?

Another day, another new low for the forum’s greatest intellect who doesn’t seem to understand that two things can be true at the same time. Nic, go find an English speaker to explain the word ‘nuance’ to you.

Vote Reform and you get ICE. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/over-half-reform-fans-think-36811745.amp