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But it isn't going to stay like this is it, so why bother? Just another dig.

I wouldn't say that Yoshi didn't put a foot wrong last season. He was at fault for at least 2 goals and does make some poor errors but then no one is perfect. He is fine as a back up player but I wouldn't want him as 1st choice CH next season.

Wasn't that what was being said when Lovren and Shaw left? Why don't you wait and see who comes in before you start soiling the sheets? Early days yet.

Squad player doesn't mean pub player though and to rubbish him before he has kicked a ball is just stupid. The club proved last year that they could keep their heads whilst all around were losing theirs and I'm sure they will do the same this year. If it all goes pear shaped then is the time to wet the bed. Not now.

Spot on. Big fish eat little fish. We have done it in the past but people have short memories. It is business sadly. You have got yourselves a decent player.

You say it everyday Alps. It is your mantra. Everyday in everyway things get worse and worse.

They didn't say that players wouldn't leave. Toby was on loan. His loan ended. His club sold him to Spurs, deal with it. You have never seen Martina lick a football but you are happy to take other people's word for the fact that he isn't EPL standard. That sums you up mate. You are a glass completely empty guy. Deal with it. Oh, where did we finish last year?

What has happened is that he wanted to go to Spurs when he heard they were in for him. What are we supposed to do about that?

Because at that point it hadn't happened Alpine. How about for once you come on here and say something positive about the people who run club? By the way, we signed a new player yesterday. What did you call him? A pub player. Nice.

Blame ding ding blame ding ding blame ding ding blame ding ding. Time to move on folks.

If Toby does sign for Spurs it will be because that is where he wants to play his football. Why fret? Life goes on.

I suppose the argument is that if we didn't sell the arms then someone else would. Not saying that this is right. We might also sell arms to someone who then sells them on to terrorists. My point that they will get their arms from somewhere and it wont stop the killing.

What is really odd about this is that a bunch of people with no idea of what has happened behind the scenes have made up what they think has happened based on their own agendas and spent 57 pages bullsh*tting away like crazy when the sun is shining and they could be outside enjoying it.

I don't believe they said that Clyne would sign a new contract. They said they were hopeful that he would. They said that the player said he wanted to sign and that we wanted him. They didn't say he would sign. The summer has just started, come back when it is over if he hasn't moved then. Is there a trend here? Yes it is called negativity towards the Board. It is also called bending the facts to suit your own agenda. And has Toby actually signed for Spurs yet???

So how have we been trodden on?

Or the Rudi Skacel thread. I thought that Toby was off on his honeymoon at the moment? Do people go to Enfield on honeymoon?

Who did we tread on? I seem to remember paying good prices for the players that we signed.

My point is at what point do you draw the line? The Tunisian atrocity was one of three on that day. There are massacres on a regular basis. There are murders on a regular basis. We have a day every year called Remembrance Sunday - why cant we remember these poor souls then too? It is not just those who died in the World Wars who are remembered.

No one is trying to offend anyone. The point is where do you draw the line with a national minute's silence where people lose their lives in tragic circumstances. How awful was the death of James Bulger? Did we have a minute's silence for him? What makes it worse than any other senseless killing.

You make a good point about British people. Why shouldn't we have a minute's silence for the poor souls who get butchered who are not British nationals? Don't they deserve it too?

and murder victims, those who die of cancer, those who die of heart disease......... What happened in Tunisia was truly horrific but sadly people lose their lives in tragic circumstances every day of the week. Where do you draw the line?

Do you need a minutes silence to remember those who were murdered in that awful massacre?

Why would Reed have to go to Madrid to agree compensation?

July = Wimbledon Fortnight, Test Matches, Alpine meltdown about transfers on internet forum.

If we held a minute's silence for everyone who had ever been killed in a terrorist atrocity no one would speak again.