OldNick

As an aside I always wonder why they didnt do the White House first, surely that would have been even more dramatic

he must have changed because my friend who worked with him from his early days told me he was a Liverpool fan and always wanted to play for them

But it was not just the weight of the sides of the buildings that caused the collapse, it was also the floors that dropped that weakened the structure as they fell

i think you will find aircraft fuel is liquid and so would have gone in all directions, probably using the lift as well but as there was a fire it used the staircase

the massive dust clouds as well

i dont get that you believe the whole turned to dust, there would be no doubt some would. As for the weight being there all along drop something of half your weight onto your shoulders and see what happens, your knees will buckle

He is a massive Liverpool fan as well apparently.

im not sure when the building was built but i suspect the fire regs were different then. I think I saw that also it was stated that some of the columns cladding had deteriorated and left exposed

but it depends from what height, if you said it was from height the answer is different but if 100kg of dust hit me on the head it would kill me the same as a lump of concrete. Is your point that thev whole building was dust as soon as it started the freefall?

I assume the same

I think you will find it was the type of material that under pressure crumbles, the weight of the building above would be tremendous and downward pressure pushed the sides out as it collapsed. Mine is not a scientific approach of course

I find it remarkable that people with some intelligence can see how such a major crime could be covered up when many people who would have to have helped and then stayed silent. ok if it was a one bloke with an umbrella who spiked another with poison then i could believe, if it was Dr Kelly being murdered instead of committing suicide again, but flying aircraft into buildings (missiles) and placing bombs then i find that impossible. Oh and what happened to all the passengers and staff of the aircraft that the famillies still mourn....oh all actors

if it was a nucleur bomb as per an earlier post, how come there were any survivors on the floors who had to jump?

I assume you have never posted after having a drink or 2. To make it seem somebody has a drink problem as they owned up to having some on occasion and then bigging up the problem is pretty low and Im surprised that you like Hypocondriac have stooped to such low levels. Not far away from poking fun at people in wheelchairs or any disability. Argue the posts not peoples frailties if there are any

i think Lovren is more important than the other 2 leaving.If the club sold Lovren for the 8m quoted it would be madness. We NEED to keep him

If the club sell so be it, as long as we keep MP and he is happy that the club sell and we use some of those funds to replace I can handle that. I think a lot of AL but until he learns how to put his foot through the ball and get power in hs shots he will never make the next level. Yes he is superb in all his other attributes but to be a real top player you need to be able to strike the ball

Lallana is on a stag in Miami, i thought he was with the England squad! Has he been given special dispensation not to go with England/

That would be good, but the difference is that clubs know that you get a. Bloody nose when you eventually prize a player away

Perhaps his treatment of NA was severe, is there an easy way to sack somebody for a better option? Dont forget we did NA massive good as well and i suspect he is quite wealthy due to his tenure.

i think that is correct, similar to RL days. the danger being that our team lose focus and the desire wanes a tad. The squad gets watered down and our lack of quality means we end up in the lower echelons of the league or worse. Mid-table safety and some cup runs are Ok by me

Steve,there were people who rightly or wrongly had their privileges taken away,some posted on here in the past, ex-players also. I dont think its right to name people.

I dont think they made too much noise about it as that would be churlish. Some peoples noses were most definitely put out of joint about it.

they found bits of engine in the pentagon as far as i recall

when ML first took over at the club, the decision was made that everyone had to pay. Free tickets were no more, i know as i used to get some at times

i for one was not at all in the CL boat but I felt that NC's rule of iron was getting results. Ok so some were upset that their free tickets and old boys club had been disbanded, the results on the pitch were superb, for me as a fan is more important